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8612 |
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3395 |
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Today In
Beach Volleyball History |
In 1975
Greg Lee and Jim Menges won the Parks & Rec Sorrento Beach Open.
It was the 5th win for Greg Lee, the 5th win for Jim Menges, and the 3rd win for the team.
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In 1980
Andy Fishburn and Dane Selznick won the Parks & Rec Marine Street Open.
It was the 9th win for Andy Fishburn, the 6th win for Dane Selznick, and the 4th win for the team.
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In 1980
Ann Cunningham and Nina Matthies won the Parks & Rec Playa del Rey Open.
It was the 1st win for Ann Cunningham, the 7th win for Nina Matthies, and the 1st win for the team.
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In 1986
Gail Edson and Elaine Roque won the Parks & Rec Ocean Beach Open.
It was the 1st win for Gail Edson, the 1st win for Elaine Roque, and the 1st win for the team.
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In 1986
Scott Ayakatubby and Brent Frohoff won the AVP Jose Cuervo Santa Cruz Open.
It was the 3rd win for Scott Ayakatubby, the 3rd win for Brent Frohoff, and the 3rd win for the team.
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In 1996
Karch Kiraly and Kent Steffes won the AVP Jose Cuervo Gold Crown Boulder.
It was the 120th win for Karch Kiraly, the 81st win for Kent Steffes, and the 70th win for the team.
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In 1997
Dain Blanton and Canyon Ceman won the Miller Lite/AVP Grand Slam Hermosa Beach.
It was the 1st win for Dain Blanton, the 1st win for Canyon Ceman, and the 1st win for the team.
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In 1997
Lisa Arce and Holly McPeak won the WPVA Evian Irving Open.
It was the 10th win for Lisa Arce, the 44th win for Holly McPeak, and the 10th win for the team.
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In 2003
Ana Paula Henkel and Sandra Pires won the FIVB Hellas Open.
It was the 2nd win for Ana Paula Henkel, the 19th win for Sandra Pires, and the 1st win for the team.
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In 2003
Dain Blanton and Jeff Nygaard won the AVP San Diego Open Presented by Bud Light.
It was the 8th win for Dain Blanton, the 3rd win for Jeff Nygaard, and the 2nd win for the team.
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In 2003
Holly McPeak and Elaine Youngs won the AVP San Diego Open Presented by Bud Light.
It was the 66th win for Holly McPeak, the 24th win for Elaine Youngs, and the 10th win for the team.
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In 2008
A day after Misty May-Treanor and Kerri Walsh set a SWATCH FIVB World Tour team mark for gold-medal finishes at 32, Brazilians Emanuel Rego and Ricardo Santos matched the Americans by capturing the smart Grand Slam men's title in Berlin with a 25-27, 21-19 and 15-13 win in 73 minutes over Americans Phil Dalhausser and Todd Rogers. Emanuel's share of the US$43,500 winner's prize also puts him over the US$2,000,000 mark in career winnings (including three seasons on the AVP tour). He becomes just the third player to top the milestone.
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In 2008
Emanuel Rego and Ricardo Santos won the FIVB smart Grand Slam.
It was the 77th win for Emanuel Rego, the 50th win for Ricardo Santos, and the 34th win for the team.
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In 2014
Viacheslav Krasilnikov and Konstantin Semenov won the FIVB Moscow Grand Slam.
It was the 1st win for Viacheslav Krasilnikov, the 4th win for Konstantin Semenov, and the 1st win for the team.
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In 2014
April Ross and Kerri Walsh Jennings won the FIVB Moscow Grand Slam.
It was the 33rd win for April Ross, the 116th win for Kerri Walsh Jennings, and the 6th win for the team.
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In 2014
Maciej Kosiak and Maciej Rudol won the FIVB Jr/Youth Under 23 World Championships.
It was the 2nd win for Maciej Kosiak, the 1st win for Maciej Rudol, and the 1st win for the team.
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In 2014
Mariafe Artacho and Nicole Laird won the FIVB Jr/Youth Under 23 World Championships.
It was the 1st win for Mariafe Artacho, the 1st win for Nicole Laird, and the 1st win for the team.
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In 2019
Mariafe Artacho and Taliqua Clancy won the FIVB Warsaw Four Star.
It was the 6th win for Mariafe Artacho, the 5th win for Taliqua Clancy, and the 5th win for the team.
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| 6/14/2021 |
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| 6/13/2021 |
Ukraine and Russia win trophies at second Sofia event
17-year-old Ukrainians Anhelina Khmil and Tetiana Lazarenko won gold at their third ever participation in an FIVB Beach Volleyball World Tour event, topping the women’s podium at the second Sofia 1-star stop. The men’s trophy in the Bulgarian capital went to Russia again, this time earned by Petr Bakhnar and Valeriy Samoday to mark the pair’s first World Tour medal.
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| 6/12/2021 |
Sofia semifinal fixtures set
One of Sunday’s women’s semifinals at the second Sofia 1-star stop on FIVB Beach Volleyball World Tour 2021 will feature teams from USA and Ukraine. In the other, pairs from Austria and Venezuela will battle it for a spot in the final. On the men’s side, the semifinals are Italy v Portugal and Italy v Russia.
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| 6/11/2021 |
Italian domination in Sofia
All four Italian teams won their opening matches in the men's main draw at the second Sofia 1-star stop on FIVB Beach Volleyball World Tour 2021 on Friday. On the women's side, duos from Austria, Slovenia, USA and Venezuela topped their pools to advance directly into the quarterfinals.
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World Tour stops confirmed in Portugal and Ukraine
The European Volleyball Confederation (CEV) has confirmed the addition of two 1-star events to the FIVB World Tour 2021 in Cortegaca, Portugal and Koropove, Ukraine to bring elite beach volleyball events to even more countries.
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| 6/10/2021 |
Two American and two Italian duos successful in Sofia Qualifications
Two American women’s teams and two Italian men’s teams were among the ones who achieved two wins each in Thursday’s qualifications at the second Sofia 1-star stop on FIVB Beach Volleyball World Tour 2021. Duos from Lithuania and Ukraine on the women’s side and men’s pairs from France and Hungary also advanced to the main draw in the Bulgarian capital.
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| Upcoming Tournaments |
| Dates |
Tour |
Tournament |
Gender |
Purse |
| Jul 6-11, 2021 |
FIVB |
FIVB Beach Volleyball World Tour Gstaad, Switzerland |
M |
US$150,000 |
| Jul 6-11, 2021 |
FIVB |
FIVB Beach Volleyball World Tour Gstaad, Switzerland |
W |
US$150,000 |
| Jul 7-11, 2021 |
CEV Under Age |
CEV U20 European Championships 2021, Izmir, Turkey |
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€ |
| Jul 7-11, 2021 |
CEV Under Age |
CEV U20 European Championships 2021, Izmir, Turkey |
W |
€ |
| Jul 14-18, 2021 |
FIVB |
FIVB Beach Volleyball World Tour Rubavu, Rwanda |
M |
US$20,000 |
| Jul 14-18, 2021 |
FIVB |
FIVB Beach Volleyball World Tour Rubavu, Rwanda |
W |
US$20,000 |
| Jul 15-18, 2021 |
FIVB |
Leuven 1 Star, Belgium |
M |
€ 5,000 |
| Jul 15-18, 2021 |
FIVB |
Leuven 1 Star, Belgium |
W |
€ 5,000 |
| Jul 15-18, 2021 |
FIVB |
Sofia Beach Open 3, Bulgaria |
M |
€ 5,000 |
| Jul 22-25, 2021 |
FIVB |
Sofia Beach Open 3, Bulgaria |
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€ 5,000 |
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