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Tuesday, November 18, 2025
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Players: 13541 10577 24118
Tournaments: 2224 1793 4017
 
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Paul Hamelink 62
Andy Burdin 61
Fabio Diez 60
Mercedes Hechevarria Sard 58
Paula Lipkiewicz 58
Philippe Maz 56
Andre Gomes 55
Onuoha Mike Ekwy 54
Karl Owens 52
David Holewinski 52
Sean Canavan 49
Melissa Collins 47
Diana Brigham 46
Wandile Sithole 44
Anna Bobrova 44
Elpida Tiktapanidou 43
Souad Tezzan 43
Brent Dilts 43
Mark Willoughby 43
Margareta Novosel 43
Trine Askheim 42
Emilie Burte 42
Hylas Smith 41
Fernando Guinazu 40
Ginta Gabruseva 39
Wing Ho Kwok 36
Kira Walkenhorst 35
Robin van de Velde 33
Chiyo Suzuki 32
Polly Sim 31
Anna Spanou 30
Teresa Strauss 30
Nadine Strauss 30
Cara Kovacs 25
Yuliia Kohut 25
Ulrik Bo Dahl 25
Wilder Mosquera 23
Maximilian Just 23
Tomas Semerad 23
Yifan Yang 22
Raoul Acerbi 21
Rosa Vesty 21
Michael Tyler 20
Kadderly Salazar 20
Naomi Yaro 19
Issa Abdouraman 17
 
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Beach Volleyball History
In 2012
Antonio Ciarelli and Will Montgomery won the NORCECA Norceca Beach Volleyball Circuit Trinidad and Tobago.  It was the 1st win for Antonio Ciarelli, the 3rd win for Will Montgomery, and the 1st win for the team.
In 2012
Emily Capers and Summer Ross won the NORCECA Norceca Beach Volleyball Circuit Trinidad and Tobago.  It was the 8th win for Emily Capers, the 3rd win for Summer Ross, and the 1st win for the team.
 
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11/18/2025
USA’s Donlin & Denaburg outlast Anouk & Zoe in Adelaide sixteenthfinals
In the longest running and one of the most interesting matches of the eight women’s sixteenthfinals played on Tuesday at the FIVB Beach Volleyball World Championships in Adelaide, 16th-seeded Julia Donlin & Lexy Denaburg of the United States delivered a three-set win to upset 11th-seeded Anouk Verge-Depre & Zoe Verge-Depre of Switzerland and knock them out on the way to the eighthfinals.

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World champs and Olympic champs among first eighthfinalists in Adelaide
The first eight eighthfinalists of the men’s FIVB Beach Volleyball World Championship in Adelaide emerged on Tuesday, and both the defending world champions and the reigning Olympic champions were among them. After two losses in a row, Paris 2024 gold medalists David Ahman & Jonatan Hellvig of Sweden got back on track with a big win, while Tlaxcala 2023 world champs Ondrej Perusic & David Schweiner...

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All-Australian three-setter propels Fleming & Fejes into Adelaide sixteenthfinals
Jasmine Fleming & Stefanie Fejes survived as the only Australian team still alive at the women’s FIVB Beach Volleyball World Championship in Adelaide. They emerged victorious from a three-set battle against fellow Aussies Elizabeth Alchin & Georgia Johnson in Tuesday’s round of 36, dubbed “the lucky loser round”, to advance to the sixteenthfinals. France’s Lezana Placette & Alexia Richard...

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Dressler owns the net in first knockout game to push team into sixteenthfinals
Austria’s Christoph Dressler owned the net in the most interesting of the four matches in Tuesday’s men’s round of 36 at the FIVB Beach Volleyball World Championship, dubbed “the lucky loser round”. The Austrian blocker nailed an impressive 39 points as he and partner Philipp Waller outlasted Norway’s Markus Mol & Adrian Mol in a three-set battle. Another Austrian duo, Timo Hammarberg & Tim Berger...

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11/17/2025
Empowered field widens with 16 countries advancing in Adelaide
The FIVB Volleyball Empowerment-supported nations delivered their strongest collective showing at the 2025 FIVB Beach Volleyball World Championships in Adelaide, Australia, with 16 countries advancing directly to the Round of 32. The wide field of qualifiers shows the progress taking place inside national beach volleyball programmes that have benefited from long-term coaching support...

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Norway step onto Adelaide sands with energised winning spirit and empowered outlook
Norway’s Beachvolley Vikings are looking to arrive at Adelaide’s The Drive and Pinky Flat for the 2025 FIVB Beach Volleyball World Championships in top form and with only the title in mind. Anders Mol & Christian Sorum, seeded first in the men’s event, will lead the nation’s Olympic and world championship pedigree. Known as one of the most dominant pairs in the sport...

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Budapest to host 2026 #BeachNationsCup Final
The CEV Beach Volley Nations Cup Final 2026 will be breaking new ground for European Beach Volleyball as the very first international event of this calibre and magnitude to take place in Hungary. The fourth edition of the Nations Cup will be held in Városliget near Heroes’ Square in downtown Budapest – thereby not only attracting thousands of international tourists and local residents...

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Men’s playoff bracket at Adelaide 2025 takes shape
The first phase of the men’s FIVB Beach Volleyball World Championship in Australia was completed on Monday after four competition days. The 24 teams that finished first or second in their pools qualified straight to the sixteenthfinals along with the four best-ranked third-placed teams in the final pool standings – Chile’s Marco Grimalt & Esteban Grimalt, Sweden’s David Ahman & Jonatan Hellvig...

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First elimination round lined up after women’s pool play is completed in Adelaide
The pool stage of the women’s FIVB Beach Volleyball World Championship in Adelaide came to an end on Monday. The 12 pool winners and 12 pool runners-up booked their direct tickets to the sixteenthfinals. So did the four best-ranked third-placed teams in the final pool standings – New Zealand’s Shaunna Polley & Olivia MacDonald, Switzerland’s Annique Niederhauser & Leona Kernen...

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Thâmela and Victoria mount a big comeback to win World Championship pool
FIVB World Ranking leaders Thâmela Coradello and Victoria Lopes confirmed the expectations and topped their pool at the 2025 FIVB Beach Volleyball World Championship on Monday, but they had to fight really hard for it. The Brazilians played Ukrainians Tetiana Lazarenko and Daria Romaniuk for the first place in Pool A in Adelaide and earned their third victory...

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