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    University of Cambridge has several funds to support university athletes. Full information can be found below:
     TASS-The Talented Athlete Scholarship Scheme
    Launched in April 2004, TASS is designed to help promising young athletes who want to balance their sporting ambitions with a University or college education.
    If you would like to be considered for the TASS Scheme, please contact your National Governing Body to see if you are eligible. You can find out more about TASS here.
     UCAPP- University of Cambridge Athlete Performances Programme
     UCAPP was set up in 1985 thanks to the kind generosity of Mark Hanson, who was a Modern Pentathlete during his time at Cambridge.
    This programme aims to provide core services that any high-performance athletes would benefit from including Lifestyle Management, Physiotherapy, Strength and Conditioning, Nutrition Advice, Sports Psychology Support and Gym Membership.
     To find out more information, please click here.
     The Eric Evans Fund
     The Eric Evans Fund was set up in 1996. The Fund is intended to support students who wish to improve their personal sporting performance beyond University level, or to enable them to undertake qualifications in connection with officiating, coaching or the administration of sport.
     The fund is managed by the Director of Sport and two other persons appointed by the Sports Committee. If you still have any further question, please send an e-mail to the Managers.
     The Hawks Charitable Trust
     The Trust was established in January 1996 with a relatively small capital donated by some of the members to provide financial help to current Cambridge University students, male and female, whose sporting activities were being held back by financial problems.
     For more information on this Trust, including the qualifications required for application, please see the Hawks Website.

1.   What is special about UCAPP£¿  

A. It favors the promising young athletes£®

B. It requires no qualifications£®
C. It is intended for high-performance athletes£®
D. It helps to improve students' personal sporting performance£®

2.   How can you get more information about the Eric Evans Fund£¿  

A. By visiting the website£®        B. By sending an e-mail£®
C. By going to the director's office£®  D. By giving a telephone call to the message£®

3.   Which programme will you favor if your club needs money for a sport game£¿ 

A. TASS                             B. UCAPP
C. The Eric Evans Fund              D. The Hawks Charitable Trust