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European Confederation of Roller Skating

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Governing body of roller skating and inline skating in Europe

World Skate Europe
Official website

Abbreviation	WSE
Affiliation	World Skate
Headquarters	Rua António Pinto Machado, 60Porto, Portugal
President	Luís Sénica
Vice president(s)	Ignacio González Pereira Fernando Leandro Naroli
Secretary	Ricardo Araújo
www.wseurope-rinkhockey.org
https://europe.worldskate.org/

TheEuropean Confederation of Roller Skating (French:Confédération Européenne de Roller Skating,CERS), currently branded asWorld Skate Europe (WSE; infrequently as 'World Skate Europa'),^[1] is a governing body ofroller skating andinline skating in Europe.^[2] The World Skate Europe is a member ofWorld Skate, formerly theInternational Roller Sports Federation (FIRS).

Due to the2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine, World Skate banned Russian and Belarusian athletes and officials from its competitions, and will not stage any events in Russia or Belarus in 2022.^[3]

Sports

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World Skate Europe is the highest regulating body of six roller sport disciplines inEurope:

Skateboarding does not have a representative member in the Central Committee of World Skate Europe

Events

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European Inline Speed Skating Championships
European Artistic Roller Skating Championships
European Freestyle Skating Championships
Rink Hockey Men (Roller Hockey)
Rink Hockey Women (Roller Hockey)
European Inline Hockey Championships
European Inline Alpine Championships
European Inline Downhill Championships
European Inline Freestyle Championships
European Skateboarding Championships
European Scootering Championships
European Roller Derby Championships
European Roller Freestyle Championships

Subsidiaries

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World Skate Europe - Artistic Skating (WSE Artistic)^[4]
- previously known as theComite European de Patinage Artistico or CEPA^[5]
- President: Margaret Brooks (Falerone, Italy)
World Skate Europe - Inline Freestyle (WSE Freestyle)^[6]
- President: Vladimir Tkachev (Moscow, Russia)
World Skate Europe - Inline Hockey (WSE In-Line Hockey)
- also known as theComité Européen de Roller In Line Hockey or CERILH^[7]
- President: Boris Darlet (Bordeaux, France)
World Skate Europe - Speed Skating (WSE Speed)
- also known as theComité Européen de Course or CEC^[8]
World Skate Europe - Rink Hockey (WSE Rink-Hockey)
- also known as theComité Européen de Rink-Hockey or CERH
- President: Agostinho Peixoto da Silva (Porto, Portugal)
World Skate Europe - Skateboarding
- President: Luca Basilico (Lombardy, Italy)

References

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^"World Skate Executive Board".World Skate. Retrieved1 May 2021.Fernando Elias Claro, First Vice President of World Skate
^"Skater Fashion: Passion, Fashion, and Functionality". Retrieved13 January 2024.
^"World Skate finally bans-russian- Russian and Belarusian athletes and officials".www.insidethegames.biz. 2 April 2022.
^"World Skate Europe Artistic Rule Book 2021"(PDF).CERS-RollerSkating.eu. 5 January 2021. Retrieved30 April 2021.
^"CERS Comites Techniques".CERSkating.eu. 2010. Retrieved1 May 2021.
^"European Freestyle Skating Championship 2019 Results"(PDF).CERS-RollerSkating.eu. 30 September 2018. Retrieved30 April 2021.
^Darlet, Boris."World Skate Europe - Inline Hockey (European Roller In Line Hockey Committee)".CERILH.com. Retrieved1 May 2021.
^"CERS-CEC Sports Rules – Speed Roller Skating"(PDF).CERS-RollerSkating.eu. 15 June 2016. Retrieved30 April 2021.

External links

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v t e Inline skating
Disciplines	Aggressive inline skating Vert skating Artistic roller skating Freestyle slalom skating Inline figure skating Inline hockey Inline speed skating Nordic cross skating Roller soccer Street hockey Urban skating
Equipment	Bearing Frame History Inline skates Tuning Types Wheel Wheel setup
Manufacturers	Bauer CCM K2 Sports Mission Hockey Roller Derby Rollerblade
Related sports	Roller skiing Roller sports Freeskating Roller hockey (quad) Roller skating (quad)

Sports governing bodies in Europe

Olympic sports bodies (25)

Independent	LEN (aquatics) EAA (athletics) BE (badminton) EUBC (boxing) ECF (curling) ECA (canoeing) UEC (cycling) EEF (equestrian) CEE (fencing) EHF (field hockey) UEFA (football) EGA (golf) UEG (gymnastics) EHF (handball) EJU (judo) EKF (karate) RE (rugby union) ESC (shooting) ETTU (table tennis) ETU (taekwondo) TE (tennis) ITU (triathlon) CEV (volleyball) EWF (weightlifting)
Dependent	WAE (archery) WBSC Europe (baseball and softball) FIBA Europe (basketball) UWW-Eu (wrestling)

Non-Olympic sports bodies

Independent	ETBF (Tenpin Bowling) ICC Europe (cricket) UEFS &FEF (futsal) ELF (lacrosse) EMF (minifootball) EMF (minigolf) EPPA (pitch and putt) EPBF (pool) EBU (professional boxing) EFRA (radio-controlled racing) CERH (roller hockey) CERS (roller skating) RLEF (rugby league) ESF (squash) EUSA (university sport)
Dependent	IFAF Europe (american football) AFL Europe (australian rules football) EBGF (backgammon) ECU (chess) GGE (gaelic games) EGF (go) FIM Europe (motorcycle)