ICSBF - World federation for equality in sport founded under the auspices of the CSIT

Play, catch, connect for equality in sports

In his inaugural speech following his re-election at the 45th CSIT Congress in November 2023 in Barcelona, CSIT-President Bruno Molea announced the founding of the "International Catch'n Serve Ball Sports Federation".

A world sports umbrella organisation with a democratic structure to which everyone is invited who plays Cachibol (Catchball, Newcomb).., which originated in South America. Or who wants to start playing Catch'n Serve, a team sport in which the ball is caught and thrown over the net.

The claim: "Play, catch, connect for equality in sports!" is also intended to appeal to new target groups. Serve doesn't just mean serving the ball and playing on, but also using this sport to support those groups across the countries that are needed for equality in sport. Important measures that Bruno Molea and his new team have planned for the next period.

WHO WE ARE

a non-profit association, composed of National Catch’n Serve Ball Sports Federations and any sports associations practicing it. ICSBF is constituted according to articles 60ff of the Swiss Civil Code and is governed by Swiss law.

THE CLAIM

Play, catch, connect for equality in sport!

FOUNDERS

CSIT, AiCS/Italy, HLA/Croatia, TUL/Finland, Catch’n Serve Ball Austria, Catch’Serve Ball Italia

HEADQUARTERS

Maison du Sport International, Avenue de Rhodanie 54, in Lausanne, Switzerland.

PURPOSE

  • promotion and development of Catch’n Serve Ball sport discipline
  • easy access to team sports
  • equality in sport

NEW MEMBERSHIPS

Promotion of the Movement and start up of gathering new members:

  • Affiliate members with voting rights (National Catch’n Serve Ball Sports Federations or Associations practicing the sport)
  • Associate members with no right to vote (international, national and regional sports organisations, sports clubs and associations, which are pursuing the same objectives and values as ICSBF)

15. february 2024 / news