Sargon Cicek (born September 28, 1988) is an Assyrian Swedish footballer. He is of ethnic Assyrian origin and current player of the Assyrian dominated Assyriska BK.
Career
Cicek has made an impressive career in Swedish second tier football with Västra Frölunda IF and Assyriska BK. Assyriska managed to win 3 consecutive league victories and managed 3 promotions and player of the year each of these years has been Sargon Cicek. In December 2010 he was sent to Belgium premier league for trial with Anderlecht but due to personal reasons Sargon Cicek had to come back home to Sweden.
Attributes
He usually plays as a Defender but can also play as a Midfielder if required.
International career
Cicek played from 2003 to 2007 37 games and scored six goals for the Turkish U-16 and U-18 national football team.
Career
Cicek has made an impressive career in Swedish second tier football with Västra Frölunda IF and Assyriska BK. Assyriska managed to win 3 consecutive league victories and managed 3 promotions and player of the year each of these years has been Sargon Cicek. In December 2010 he was sent to Belgium premier league for trial with Anderlecht but due to personal reasons Sargon Cicek had to come back home to Sweden.
Attributes
He usually plays as a Defender but can also play as a Midfielder if required.
International career
Cicek played from 2003 to 2007 37 games and scored six goals for the Turkish U-16 and U-18 national football team.
Osee Diboma Epoupa is a Cameroonian footballer currently playing for Thailand Division 1 League side Narathiwat FC. He joined the team in 2010 after spent his youth with Kadji Sports Academy. He was the same generation at the academy alongside Nicolas N'Koulou and Georges Mandjeck, who both represented the Cameroon national football team in the 2010 FIFA World Cup
Club career
He began his career at Kadji Sports Academy in Douala, the same academy that produced the likes of Samuel Eto'o, Carlos Kameni, and Eric Djemba-Djemba. After that, he moved to Thailand to served Narathiwat FC in Thailand Division 1 League. Diboma become Narathiwat FC's most formidable defender. Although the club's form wasn't hood, in the last position in the league, Diboma received praise and was invited by Ligue 1 side AJ Auxerre for a one-month trial period after the end of Ligue 1 season 2009-2010. However, this trial was postponed as Diboma's Visa was rejected by the French embassy in Bangkok for an unknown reason.
Club career
He began his career at Kadji Sports Academy in Douala, the same academy that produced the likes of Samuel Eto'o, Carlos Kameni, and Eric Djemba-Djemba. After that, he moved to Thailand to served Narathiwat FC in Thailand Division 1 League. Diboma become Narathiwat FC's most formidable defender. Although the club's form wasn't hood, in the last position in the league, Diboma received praise and was invited by Ligue 1 side AJ Auxerre for a one-month trial period after the end of Ligue 1 season 2009-2010. However, this trial was postponed as Diboma's Visa was rejected by the French embassy in Bangkok for an unknown reason.
The Higher Education Snooker and Pool Council (HESPC) was a voluntary, not-for-profit organisation established to promote cue sports in institutions of higher education on the island of Ireland.
Founded in the early 1990s, it was recognised by the Republic of Ireland Billiards and Snooker Association, the Irish Pool Association, Northern Ireland Universities Sports Committee (NIUSC) and the as the governing body for higher-education cue sports for the whole of Ireland. Its wider membership met during captains' meetings at the two main intervarsity events, in snooker and pool, each year.
As well as these domestic championships, HESPC organised both Irish teams that attended the annual Student Eight-Ball Home Internationals for all five home countries, and assisted with the British Universities and Colleges Sport Snooker Home Nations Festival (for the four UK teams), which has run alongside HESPC's own Snooker Home Internationals since 1996.
The organisation was wound up on 18 August 2014, having achieved what it set out to do; two new bodies, with different people at the helm, are set to take higher education snooker and pool in Ireland forward for the next number of years.
Roll of honour
The last Irish intervarsity champions under the auspices of HESPC were: University of Ulster (snooker) and Queen's University Belfast (pool); Paddy Brady (NUI Maynooth) and Andrew Maguire (QUB) were the respective individual champions. The all-time record holders are Queen's University Belfast (12 snooker wins) and University Dublin (6 pool wins).
Founded in the early 1990s, it was recognised by the Republic of Ireland Billiards and Snooker Association, the Irish Pool Association, Northern Ireland Universities Sports Committee (NIUSC) and the as the governing body for higher-education cue sports for the whole of Ireland. Its wider membership met during captains' meetings at the two main intervarsity events, in snooker and pool, each year.
As well as these domestic championships, HESPC organised both Irish teams that attended the annual Student Eight-Ball Home Internationals for all five home countries, and assisted with the British Universities and Colleges Sport Snooker Home Nations Festival (for the four UK teams), which has run alongside HESPC's own Snooker Home Internationals since 1996.
The organisation was wound up on 18 August 2014, having achieved what it set out to do; two new bodies, with different people at the helm, are set to take higher education snooker and pool in Ireland forward for the next number of years.
Roll of honour
The last Irish intervarsity champions under the auspices of HESPC were: University of Ulster (snooker) and Queen's University Belfast (pool); Paddy Brady (NUI Maynooth) and Andrew Maguire (QUB) were the respective individual champions. The all-time record holders are Queen's University Belfast (12 snooker wins) and University Dublin (6 pool wins).
Ratan Thakore Grant is a theatre personality based in Bangalore. From theatre, television and film personality, Ratan has played the protagonist in several theatre productions for over two decades. Recent productions include Children of a Lesser God, Come and See My City from Here, ', Silly Cow and The Rainmaker. Film credits include the award winning film Jungle Boy (1998), Outhouse (1999) - an official Indian entry to Cannes, Minus 1 (2003) and the TV series Professor Vasan and South Parade. Ratan Thakore Grant has devoted much of his life to the advancement and propagation of theatre.
Grant is also the founder of the multilingual theatre group MiSF!T (My Interest Stays Firmly In Theatre), a name he coined as he always felt like a misfit during his growing years being 'dyslexic and painfully shy'. His assignments have included fashion shows, plays, and musicals.
MiSF!T Theatre Factory (MTF) was a concept conceived by Grant to use theatre as a foundation to performing arts - dance, music and technology. MTF encompass developing plays, writing original playscripts, interpreting existing play scripts and transforming scripts to actual plays. In doing so, MTF promotes free and open discussions on the process of play productions, theatre styles and the role and use of various types of technologies. "The end objective is to simply make theatre fun, interactive and enjoyable for both the actors and the audience, and bring in a special energy to the spirit of theatre in Bangalore", says Grant. He is currently Mentoring a Team from MSRIT in the Bangalore Theater Festival.
Grant has also been involved with choreography and dance instruction for close to 25 years.
Career
Movies
* Minus 1 - 2003
* Outhouse - 1999
* Jungle Boy - 1996
Television
* South Parade
* Professor Vasan
Plays
* Just Let Them - Oct 2011
* Pancake Helen - Oct 2009
* An Evening of Theatre - June 2008
* Scripted: Tiraa, Pinjra - March 2006
* Words, Laya, Chakravyuh - “I” - June 2005
* Audience on the Mat - May 2004
* The Imaginary Invalid - Oct 2002
* Children of a Lesser God - Sep, 2001
* Come See My City - Nov 1998
* Divorce Me, Darling! - Deccan Herald Theatre Festival, Sep, 1997
* Silly Cow - Deccan Herald Theatre Festival, Sep, 1997
* The Rainmaker - Jan 1991, Repeated in 1998
* The Hollow - Sep, 1989
* A Map of the World - May, 1989
* The Physicist - Jan, 1989
* Close Of A Play - Decccan Herald Theatre Festival, Sep, 1988
* Coralie Lansdowne Says No - Deccan Herald Theatre Festival, Sep, 1988
* Suddenly at Home - Feb, 1987
* All My Sons - Jan, 1986
* An Inspector Calls - Dec, 1983
* Moliere’s - The Hypochondriac (For National Public School, Indiranagar, Bangalore)
* ' by Agatha Christie (For )
Grant is also the founder of the multilingual theatre group MiSF!T (My Interest Stays Firmly In Theatre), a name he coined as he always felt like a misfit during his growing years being 'dyslexic and painfully shy'. His assignments have included fashion shows, plays, and musicals.
MiSF!T Theatre Factory (MTF) was a concept conceived by Grant to use theatre as a foundation to performing arts - dance, music and technology. MTF encompass developing plays, writing original playscripts, interpreting existing play scripts and transforming scripts to actual plays. In doing so, MTF promotes free and open discussions on the process of play productions, theatre styles and the role and use of various types of technologies. "The end objective is to simply make theatre fun, interactive and enjoyable for both the actors and the audience, and bring in a special energy to the spirit of theatre in Bangalore", says Grant. He is currently Mentoring a Team from MSRIT in the Bangalore Theater Festival.
Grant has also been involved with choreography and dance instruction for close to 25 years.
Career
Movies
* Minus 1 - 2003
* Outhouse - 1999
* Jungle Boy - 1996
Television
* South Parade
* Professor Vasan
Plays
* Just Let Them - Oct 2011
* Pancake Helen - Oct 2009
* An Evening of Theatre - June 2008
* Scripted: Tiraa, Pinjra - March 2006
* Words, Laya, Chakravyuh - “I” - June 2005
* Audience on the Mat - May 2004
* The Imaginary Invalid - Oct 2002
* Children of a Lesser God - Sep, 2001
* Come See My City - Nov 1998
* Divorce Me, Darling! - Deccan Herald Theatre Festival, Sep, 1997
* Silly Cow - Deccan Herald Theatre Festival, Sep, 1997
* The Rainmaker - Jan 1991, Repeated in 1998
* The Hollow - Sep, 1989
* A Map of the World - May, 1989
* The Physicist - Jan, 1989
* Close Of A Play - Decccan Herald Theatre Festival, Sep, 1988
* Coralie Lansdowne Says No - Deccan Herald Theatre Festival, Sep, 1988
* Suddenly at Home - Feb, 1987
* All My Sons - Jan, 1986
* An Inspector Calls - Dec, 1983
* Moliere’s - The Hypochondriac (For National Public School, Indiranagar, Bangalore)
* ' by Agatha Christie (For )