It's time for part 2 of our "Life on The FIVB Beach Volleyball World Tour" video series. This episode, we talk about which tour stops have the worst food on tour as well as find out who everyone's secret crush is. Check it out!
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Here are some highlights and the post game press conference with Kerri Walsh Jennings and April Ross of The United States after their gold medal win at the Asics World Series of Beach Volleyball.
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We sit down with German beach volleyball athlete Laura Ludwig after her 9th place finish at the Long Beach Grand Slam on the 2014 FIVB Beach Volleyball World Tour.
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To keep up with your ever demanding fix for beach volleyball, here is the live stream from the AVP Milwaukee event going on right now in the States. Men's semis are just about to begin. Photo: Brian Koprowski
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Tweny four women's beach volleyball teams are currently in London for a test event scheduled to help aid with next year's London Olympics. The event takes place at the Horse Guards in London, England from August 9th - 14th. In the event are three Canadian teams: Elizabeth Maloney and Heather Bansley, Jamie Lynn Broder and Ashley Voth, and lastly Kacie MacTavish and Julie Rodrigue. Below are the Canadian's pools for pool play.
Pool C
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MacTavish-Rodrigue |
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Kessy-Ross |
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Graumann-Anu |
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Nammanda-Alice |
The second last grand slam of the season is almost complete with finals action taking place today for the men's side of the tournament. The 2011 FIVB Beach Volleyball World Tour is in Stare Jablonki, Poland this week and we have the final games, brackets, results and live streams below.
Women's Final Four
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Xue-Zhang Xi |
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Larissa-Juliana |
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Kessy-Ross |
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Talita-Antonelli |
Men's Final Four
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Fijalek-Prudel |
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Erdmann-Matysik |
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Emanuel-Alison |
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Rogers-Dalhausser |
Brackets and live streams after the jump.
As the tournament winds to a close, we saw all but one Canadian team exit the tournament. Elizabeth Maloney and Heather Bansley will continue on and face Maria Clara-Carol of Brazil today at 1:00 p.m. EST. Yesterday also saw the fifty-seventh match between Rogers-Dalhausser and Gibb-Rosenthal of The United States. We spoke with Todd Rogers after that match last night. Today's matches, scores and live streams below.
Women's Main Draw Games Today
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Bansley-Maloney | vs. |  |
Maria Clara-Carol 0-2 (17-21, 15-21) |
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Candelas-Garcia | vs. |  |
Kessy-Ross 2-0 (22-20, 21-17) |
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Cook-Hinchley | vs. | |
Maria Clara-Carol AUS forfeit (injury) |
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Lima-Vivian | vs. | |
Candelas-Garcia 2-0 (21-14, 21-17) |
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Talita-Antonelli | vs. | |
Lima-Vivian |
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Liliana-Baquerizo | vs. | |
Maria Clara-Carol |
Men's main draw games, results and live streams after the jump.
The elimination round has begun over in rome for the 2011 FIVB Beach Volleyball World Championships. Only one Canadian team made it out of pool play on the women's side of the tournament and into the round of 32. That was Heather Bansley and Liz Maloney. The tournament would end here for them as they played Jen Kessy and April Ross of the USA and lost 2-0. On the men's side of the tournament, pool play is still finishing up with the lone Canadian men's team of Ben Saxton and Christian Redmann playing the number three seed of Marcio Araujo-Ricardo from Brazil. Redmann-Saxton are currently 1-1 in pool play and would need a win here for a chance to go on.
Edit: Christian and Ben did lose their last pool play game but did make it to the round of 32 in the elimination round. Volleyball Canada cites their points f/a ratio:
They advance by being among the eighth best third place finishers thanks to their solid total points for and against ratio of 1.00. The top-two in each of the 12 pools all advance as well to the round of 32.
Live stream links below, and we will put the brackets up once we get down to quarter finals.
Canadians in Pool Play Today
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Marcio Araujo-Ricardo | def. |  |
Redmann-Saxton | 2-1 (23-21, 17-21, 15-11) |
Canadians in the Round of 32
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Kessy-Ross | def. | |
Bansley-Maloney | 2-0 (21-14, 21-14) |
Live Streams after the jump.