During this first quarter of 2026, the Center for Excellence and Education through Sport (CEES) resolutely pursued its mission: to support young people from Saint-Martin through a path of excellence combining academic success, sports performance and citizen engagement. Between inspiring educational actions, events in favor of women's sport and detection campaigns throughout the country, the last few months have illustrated the dynamic carried out by CEES and its partners. A look back at the highlights of a quarter rich in initiatives aimed at the development and success of our young talents.
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Parcours Performance
60 students are heading back to the CEES, with baseball joining the program's disciplines
The Saint-Martin Center for Excellence and Education through Sport (CEES) is preparing for the return of its student-athletes. There are 60 of them this year, and they will participate in the program's integration week from August 24 to 28. As the new school year approaches, the Center for Excellence and Education through Sport (CEES) is organizing an integration week from August 24 to 28, 2026, for the 60 student-athletes of the Territorial Sports Centers—a program funded by the Collectivity to support and train young athletes in Saint-Martin. The CEES is welcoming about twenty fewer students than last year. For this new year, it has now added baseball to further strengthen the diversity of sports offered to young talents. Their new academic and athletic year begins with these few days, during which the triple focus on academics, sports, and citizenship is already being put into practice.
Communication et Événementiel
Sporty Challenge Saint-Martin: a sporting challenge for everyone, at every level
Inspiring a love for sports, whatever your goal: that is the aim of the Sporty Challenge Saint-Martin, which will take place on Sunday, September 27, at the Galion site. This first edition is part of the European Week of Sport, an initiative led by the European Commission and held annually from September 23 to 30. Through the #BeActive campaign, this initiative encourages everyone to engage in physical and sporting activities, regardless of age, background, or fitness level.
Parcours Performance
The CEFB: A new momentum for women's basketball in Saint-Martin
Empowering young girls and helping them thrive in their sport is the core mission of the Women’s Basketball Training Center (CEFB). Established by the Northern Islands Territorial Basketball Committee (CTBIN) in partnership with the Center for Excellence and Education through Sport (CEES), this new program will welcome 18 middle schoolers and 3 high schoolers at the start of the next school year. Much like the Territorial Sports Centers (CST), the CEFB aims to help promising young athletes improve their skills while maintaining their academic progress and fostering independence and civic responsibility. Its unique feature: an all-female cohort.