Fantastic Games I

Games of the I Fantastiad
Coldhaven 2015 Official Logo
Host city	Coldhaven, Scandavia
Nations participating	28
Athletes participating	2,000 (estimated)
Events	136 in 13 sports
Opening ceremony	October 3
Closing ceremony	October 18
Stadium	Køldhaven Ring Stadium

The 2015 Autumn Fantastic Games, formally the Games of the I Fantastiad and commonly known as Coldhaven 2015, was a major international multi-sport event celebrated in the tradition of the Fantastic Games, as governed by the Fantastic Sports Assembly (FSA). It took place in Coldhaven, Scandavia and to a lesser extent across the country from 3 October to 18 October 2015. The opening ceremony took place on 3 October in the Coldhaven Ring Stadium. More than 2,000 athletes from 28 international teams competed at the Games.

Construction for the Games involved considerable redevelopment, with an emphasis on sustainability. The main focus was a new 210-hectare Fantastic Sports Park, constructed on a former industrial island north-west of Coldhaven. The Games also made use of venues that already existed before the event.

Development and preparation

Venues

Many of the venues on the island of Kráta have been built before Scandavia's bid for the Fantastic Games, such as the Coldhaven Ring Stadium and the Coldhaven International (indoor Ice Hockey arena). Others have been built just for the Fantastic Games. The Fantastic Park includes 7 Fantastic indoor venues, 3 natural outdoor venues, two warmup venues close to the Coldhaven Ring Stadium and the Halldur Eriksson Arena aswell as a hospitality centre and the press centre. The area is built close to the Klákursson Lake, the biggest lake on the island of Kráta, which is used for rowing and canoeing events.

Venue	Permanent/ Temporary	Sports	Capacity
Køldhaven Ring Stadium	Permanent	Athletics, Ceremonies (opening/closing)	65.000
Coldhaven Cycling Arena	Temporary	Cycling	21.000
Coldhaven International	Permanent	Ice hockey	24.000
Aquatics Centre	Temporary	Diving, Swimming	38.000
Valdára Forest	Permanent	Archery	—
Halldur Eriksson Arena	Permanent	Basketball	18.000
Grúdi River/ Klákursson Lake	Permanent	Canoeing, Rowing, Volleyball (beach)	—
Túrn Hall	Temporary	Gymnastics, Fencing	3.500
Køldhaven Globús	Permanent	Badminton, Tennis, Volleyball (indoors)	42.000

The Games

Participating nations

Around 2,000 athletes from 28 National Fantastic Assemblies (NFAs) took part in the first ever Fantastic Games.

Participating National Fantastic Assemblies

Áredival (TBA) Assasynia (TBA) Atlandia (TBA) Danskanksova (TBA) Decoria (TBA) Demacia (TBA) Demonica (TBA) Dýria (TBA) Evämaa (TBA) Evergreen (TBA) Fordia (TBA) Harish Islands (TBA) Kerwan (TBA) Lab Rador (TBA) Lakadamia (TBA) Lanovina (TBA) Pacifica (TBA) Pashlanahuy (TBA) Pohunskia (TBA) Prunia (TBA) Ruyjin Republic (TBA) Scandavia (TBA) White Havens (TBA) UI Ermy (TBA) UL Jarea (TBA) US Eldance (TBA) UT Te Ao (TBA) Vremdspongeln (TBA)

Sports

The 2015 Autumn Fantastic programme featured 13 sports encompassing 16 disciplines and 136 events. The number of events in each discipline is noted in parentheses.

• Aquatics
  • Diving (8)
  • Swimming (34)
• Archery (4)
• Athletics (18)
• Badminton (5)
• Basketball (2)

• Canoeing Slalom (4)
• Cycling (10)
• Fencing (10)
• Gymnastics
  • Artistic (14)
  • Trampoline (2)
• Ice hockey (2)

• Rowing (14)
• Tennis (5)
• Volleyball
  • Volleyball (2)
  • Beach volleyball (2)

Calendar

All times are in Scandavia's local time

The final official schedule was released on 1 October 2015.

OC

Opening ceremony

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Event competitions

CC

Closing ceremony

October	3 Sat	4 Sun	5 Mon	6 Tue	7 Wed	8 Thu	9 Fri	10 Sat	11 Sun	12 Mon	13 Tue	14 Wed	15 Thu	16 Fri	17 Sat	18 Sun	Events
Ceremonies	OC															CC
Archery														●	●
Athletics		●	●	●	●	●	●
Badminton							●	●
Basketball									●
Canoeing										●	●
Cycling												●	●	●	●
Diving			●		●		●
Fencing		●		●		●		●
Gymnastics			●		●		●		●	●	●
Ice hockey												●
Rowing					●	●	●	●	●
Swimming		●		●		●		●	●	●	●	●	●	●	●
Tennis														●	●
Volleyball												●	●

Medal count

So far, a total of twenty-seven National Fantastic Committees won medals, twenty-three of those countries winning at least one gold medal. Fordia is currently leading with seventeen medals in total while Kerwan and the United States of Eldance are on second and third places with eleven and twenty-one medals respectively. The host country Scandavia is twelfth with eleven medals.

Key

   *   Host nation (Scandavia)

Autumn 2015 Fantastics medal table

Rank	NFC	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	Fordia	8	6	3	17
2	Kerwan	7	1	3	11
3	US Eldance	6	7	8	21
4	Decoria	6	5	1	12
5	Pashlanahuy	5	6	5	16
6	Glaray	5	4	5	14
7	Lab Rador	5	3	2	10
8	Pohunskia	5	2	5	12
9	Lanovina	4	3	6	13
10	Evergreen	4	3	3	10
11	UL Jarea	4	2	2	8
12	Scandavia*	3	5	3	11
13	Dýria	3	5	2	10
14	Demonica	3	4	2	9
15	Lakadamia	2	2	3	7
16	Assasynia	2	2	2	6
	UI Ermy	2	2	2	6
18	Harish Islands	2	0	5	7
19	UT Te Ao	1	4	4	9
20	Prunia	1	3	4	8
21	Beklium	1	3	2	6
22	White Havens	1	1	2	4
	Vremdspongeln	1	1	2	4
24	Danskanksova	0	2	1	3
	Ruyjin Republic	0	2	1	3
26	Áredival	0	2	0	2
27	Pacifica	0	1	2	3
28	Evämaa	0	0	0	0
Total (28 NOCs)		81	81	81	243