2022 Cerialimpiade

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2022 Cerialimpiade

Host city	Negara Awan
Country	Federal Special Capital Territory
Motto	#DemiPhinbella (#ForPhinbella)
Teams participating	20 teams 3 autonomous entities  Phinbella  Oriental Taemhwan  Niuē i Taman Lawang 5 dependencies  Federal Special Capital Territory  Phinbellan Maritime Territories  Permata Mutiara  Ross Dependency  Tanah Tōnán'hyôrï 6 SATs  Cyberaya  Kota Hilir Territory  Tri-State Area  Province Wellesley and Suyaj-Ardab  Western Nijima  Plazas de Irian 6 unions  Universities  Schools  Idol Stars  Police  Armed Forces  Phinbella
Debuting countries	1 dependency  Tanah Tōnán'hyôrï
Athletes participating	approx. 3000
Events	468 in 34 sports
Opening ceremony	October 7, RP 2618 (RP 2618-10-07)
Closing ceremony	October 24, RP 2618 (RP 2618-10-24)
Officially opened by	Muhammad Furkorn Mat Jeen President of Phinbella (expected)
Main venue	Negara Awan Galaxy Stadium (opening ceremony) Samjil Stadium (closing ceremony)

The 2022 Cerialimpiade Games, also known as the 6th Cerialimpiade Games, is a multi-sport event held in Negara Awan, Federal Special Capital Territory, and takes place from 7 to 24 October RP 2618, with the official slogan being #DemiPhinbella. The Cerialimpiade in this edition was supposed to last for a month like the previous edition in Phinéas Padolski, but due to the very short sports calendar in Phinbella, and preparation for the elections in the Special Administrative Territories, the Phinbellan Sports Federation decided that the PhSF has shortened its schedule from almost a month starting October 10 to November 6 for more than two weeks, starting from October 7 to 24. And also because there was no selection of a suitable host city for this edition, the Cerialimpiade was held in Negara Awan.

Host selection

After the Cerialimpiade held in Phinéas Padolski last year, on December 7, PhSF opened the bidding for the Cerialimpiade to be held in RP 2618. Among the cities that intend to submit a bid as a host are Danville, Liancourt Rocks, San Fransōkyō and Iñderaqonır, but none of them are suitable as host cities. Politama was offered to be the host city but declined. Because of that, the three cities that submitted bids will be selected through the election, while San Fransokyo's bid was rejected. In February RP 2618, a visit was made to review the condition of the sports infrastructure in the three bidding cities, but the three cities could not be chosen as hosts because they were busy with preparations for the 2022 EMU Championships which were held in early August.

In March, PhSF unanimously chose Negara Awan, a new capital city of Phinbella since RP 2616 to be the host city for the RP 2618 edition. After Negara Awan was selected as the host city, the bidding process continued for the RP 2619 edition and future editions.

Development and preparation

Venues

The development and preparation for these games involves the area around Negara Awan. Most of the sports facilities used are owned by the Phinbellan Sports Federation and the territorial government to reduce the cost of the necessary expenses. Each competition venue is divided into six zones, namely Negara Awan, Taman Miraitowa, Pos Appat, Pos Friedrichsthal, Pos Jor and Batang Padang.

Zone	Venue	Sports
Zon 1 Negara Awan		Netball
		Basketball
		Lawn bowl
		Football
		E-sports
		Petanque
		Squash
		Tennis
Zon 2 New Territories
		Football
		Cricket
		Sepak Takraw
		Weightlifting
		Cycling (mountain)
		Canoeing
		Boxing
		Cycling (BMX)
		Cycling (road)
		Cycling (track)
		Archery
		Pencak silat
Zon 3 Taman Miraitowa
		Aquatic
		Badminton
		Artistic gymnastics
		Rhythmic gymnastics
		Hockey
		Cricket
		Athletics
		Squash
		Wushu
		Muaythai
Zon 4 Pos Appat
		Football
		Volleyball (indoor)
		Volleyball (beach)
		Judo
		Karate
		Rugby
		Golf
		Shooting
		Tenpin bowling
Zon 5 - Pos Jor		Sailing