Agi Idup, Agi Ngelaban
Malaysian–German Sports & Culture Tournament
Rentap was a legendary Iban warrior from Sarawak who led a fierce resistance against Brooke Colonial rule in the mid-19th century. His name means "Shaker of Hearts" — or "Earth Shaker."
After witnessing the inequality of his people and the disregard for their customs, he led a revolution against the oppressors. History remembers him as a symbol of Indigenous resistance and undying pride.
RENTAP XVII carries that spirit into Germany. It is not merely a sports tournament — it is a declaration that the Malaysian community here is still alive, still fighting, still proud.
"Let RENTAP XVII be a living tribute to that spirit — a reminder of pride, resilience, courage, and the will to shake the hearts of the people."
Two days. Nine disciplines. Find your game, build your team, and compete for glory.
Full rules, team sizes & equipment requirements in the official Rulebook. Match schedule confirmed by the Sports Team closer to the event.
Check in at the registration desk and collect your tournament kit.
Official launch of RENTAP XVII 2026.
Badminton · Basketball · Football · Volleyball · Touch Rugby · Frisbee · Track · Table Tennis · Tug of War
Malaysian street food and drinks stalls open for the day.
Midday break. Bazaar remains open throughout.
All sporting competitions continue into the afternoon.
Day 1 competitions conclude. End of Day 1 — see you tomorrow.
An authentic Malaysian street food bazaar runs alongside the tournament all weekend. Nasi lemak, satay, teh tarik, and more — alongside local German classics.
RENTAP is organised by a registered Malaysian community e.V. in Germany. We welcome permanent members who share our love for culture and community spirit beyond the event.
Register individually or as a team, choose your sport, and play for glory.
Be part of the team behind the tournament. Free sign-up, big impact.
Come support the teams and enjoy the food bazaar. Everyone is welcome.
Run a food stall at the RENTAP bazaar and serve our hungry crowd all weekend.
Take U-Bahn or bus to the Werderau area. Check the VGN app for live routes from Nürnberg Hbf.
Parking is available at the Schulcampus Werderau grounds. Follow on-site signage on the day.
Travelling from outside Nürnberg? We recommend hotels and hostels in the city centre, which are well connected to the venue by public transport.