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| 2/6/2023 |
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Beach Volleyball Digest: Budinger, Evans solidify partnership; La Paz Challenge filled with Americans
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The penultimate partnership domino of major significance for the American men has fallen: Chase Budinger and Miles Evans are officially a team for the 2023 beach volleyball season. The move seemed to be inevitable, given the players available who have both international and AVP points and a proven ability to win at both levels. Budinger competed with Troy Field in 2022, and after a hot start in Austin, where they made the final and were leading Phil Dalhausser and Andy Benesh until late in the first set, fizzled a bit. |
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| 2/5/2023 |
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Europeans secure five medals in 2023 Beach Pro Tour opener
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European beach volleyball had a massive display of strength in the opening event of the 2023 Volleyball World Beach Pro Tour season, claiming five of the six medals that were in play in the Elite16 tournament held in Doha over the weekend. |
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Tough finishes for USA pairs in Volleyball World Doha Elite16
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In the end, the results were disappointing for the USA pairs competing in the Volleyball World Doha Elite16. Kelly Cheng and Sara Hughes and Taryn Kloth and Kristen Nuss both tied for fifth and Sarah Sponcil and Terese Cannon tied for ninth. The two USA men’s pairs were knocked out of last Thursday’s first round of qualifying. It may be beach volleyball, but the finalists Sunday in Doha, Qatar, were all from cold-weather countries. |
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Brilliant Mol and Sørum secure Doha Elite16 title
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eigning Olympic and world champions Anders Mol and Christian Sørum started the 2023 Volleyball World Beach Pro Tour season on the right foot as the Norwegian superstars secured the title of the Doha Elite16 event that came to an end on Sunday in the Qatari capital. The Beach Volley Vikings displayed nerves of steel to prevail in the gold medal match at the Aspire Park sports complex... |
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Schoon and Stam claim first 2023 Beach Pro Tour gold
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The second season of the Volleyball World Beach Pro Tour started exactly like the first one for Raisa Schoon and Katja Stam as the Dutch Olympians won the first Elite16 event of 2023 in a remarkable way in Doha, Qatar, on Sunday. The two Dutch players, who also topped the podium at the first Elite16 event of the 2022 season in Rosarito, Mexico, 11 months ago... |
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| 2/4/2023 |
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Breaking down 2023 AVP schedule: 12 stops; Austin gets nixed; VW conflicts and more
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The 2023 AVP schedule was announced Friday, looking both similar and a touch different than its first under the ownership of Bally’s Sports. Most notable is the reduction in events, from 15 to 12, all of which came by trimming the number of Tour Series events, a justifiable move, given that six of the 15 tournaments in 2022 were for the lowest level of AVP professional. |
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Unstoppable Carambula and Ranghieri into Doha Elite16’s medal rounds
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Three consecutive days of excellent play have established Italian qualifiers Adrian Carambula and Alex Ranghieri as the most dominant team in this week's Volleyball World Beach Pro Tour Elite16 event in Doha, Qatar, and also took them to the semifinals of the tournament at the Aspire Park sports complex. |
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Tina and Anastasija make it to the semifinals in Doha
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Reigning European champions Tina Graudina and Anastasija Samoilova claimed the most emphatic victory in the quarterfinals of the Volleyball World Beach Pro Tour Elite16 event in Doha, Qatar, on Saturday as the Latvians eliminated 2022 Beach Pro Tour winners Kelly Cheng and Sara Hughes of the United States on their way to the semifinals. |
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| 2/3/2023 |
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Grimalts find their game at Doha Elite16
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Marco and Esteban Grimalt won only one of their four matches at last week’s 2022 Volleyball World Beach Pro Tour Finals in Doha, Qatar, leaving the tournament earlier than they would have liked, at the conclusion of the pool stage. The Chileans remain in Doha for another week to compete in the Elite16 event that’s opening the 2023 international season... |
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