Beach volleyball was today confirmed as part of the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games sports programme after the 71 Commonwealth Games Associations (CGAs) approved the proposal to retain the sport following its hugely successful debut in Gold Coast four years ago. The Executive Committee of the Commonwealth Games Federation (CGF) met at Edgbaston Stadium, home of […]
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In a Commonwealth Games first, Beach Volleyball has scored a spot in the Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth Games (GC2018) sports program.
The historic agreement between the Commonwealth Games Federation (CGF), the Queensland Government, the Australian Commonwealth Games Association (ACGA) and the Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth Games Corporation (GOLDOC) will extend the Games sports program for the first time from 17 to 18 sports.
Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk welcomed the decision to include Beach Volleyball in the Gold Coast 2018 Games which was approved by the CGF Executive Board following a special request from the Minister for the Commonwealth Games and GOLDOC.
“I am proud my Government has been able to work with the Commonwealth Games Federation to expand the sports program and add Beach Volleyball to the GC2018 schedule,” Ms Palaszczuk said.
“The Gold Coast’s beautiful beaches are a huge Games drawcard and Beach Volleyball is the perfect sporting fit for the 2018 program.
“The Games is a once-in-a-generation opportunity to showcase Queensland to the world and with Beach Volleyball now locked in to make its Commonwealth Games debut, vision of the Gold Coast’s iconic beaches will be beamed to an audience of over 1.5 billion people around the world.”
CGF President Louise Martin CBE also endorsed the decision to add an iconic sport like Beach Volleyball to the GC2018 program.
“The CGF Executive Board is delighted to approve the inclusion of Beach Volleyball in the sports program of the XXI Commonwealth Games, which will allow nations to compete in more sports, engage and inspire spectators, broadcasters and commercial partners, and create a spectacular sporting showcase for the Gold Coast, Queensland and Australia on the world stage.
“This innovative, collaborative initiative, undertaken and initiated by the Gold Coast 2018 delivery partners with support from the CGF, is a fantastic example of the collective ambitions set out in the CGF’s Transformation 2022 strategic plan and we look forward to experiencing Beach Volleyball for the first time ever at a Commonwealth Games.”
Commonwealth Games Minister Stirling Hinchcliffe said Games partners are in the process of assessing suitable Gold Coast locations.
“The Gold Coast has some of the best beaches in the world, which is why we have campaigned strongly to the Commonwealth Games Federation to include Beach Volleyball as part of the sporting program in 2018,” Mr Hinchliffe said.
“Games partners will scout a location that showcases our magnificent beaches, but also is accessible and has the capacity to house the temporary infrastructure needed to meet international federation guidelines.
“I am confident that preparations will proceed quickly in full consultation with the community and key partners.”
GOLDOC Chairman Nigel Chamier AM welcomed the decision and said Games preparations were on track with arrangements well advanced on the sporting, commercial and infrastructure programs.
“This announcement is a great outcome that will only add to what is already an exciting program,” Mr Chamier said.
“The people of the Gold Coast, Queensland and Australia can expect amazing venues, incredible sport and a lifetime of memories.”
ACGA President Sam Coffa AM JP was pleased to support the inclusion of Beach Volleyball in the Commonwealth Games.
“Beach Volleyball is a perfect addition to the 2018 program. We know it’s popular throughout the Commonwealth, particularly with our neighbours in the Pacific,” Mr Coffa said.
Volleyball Australia President Craig Carracher said he was very excited about the expansion of the Games program to include Beach Volleyball.
“There is no better cultural fit for this sport than the beautiful beaches of the Gold Coast and this will provide a great opportunity to contribute to the Australian medal tally,” Mr Carracher said.
“We are very thankful for the strong support shown by the Premier and Minister for the Commonwealth Games, GOLDOC, the ACGA, the CGF President and Executive Board, and the International Volleyball Federation (FIVB).”
The GC2018 sports program will include the following 18 sports: Athletics, Aquatics (swimming and diving), Badminton, Basketball, Beach Volleyball, Boxing, Cycling (road, mountain and track), Gymnastics, Hockey, Lawn Bowls, Netball, Rugby Sevens, Shooting, Squash, Table Tennis, Triathlon, Weightlifting, and Wrestling.
The final GC2018 full integrated Para-Sports program will be announced later this month.
The events will be staged across 18 competition venues with 14 sports on the Gold Coast, two in Brisbane (Shooting and Track Cycling), one in Cairns (Basketball) and one in Townsville (Basketball).
The Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth Games will be staged from 4 – 15 April 2018.
All Africa Games Beach Volleyball- Finals
Angola Men and Nigeria Women’s Beach volleyball teams claimed the gold medals at the Beach Volleyball competition of 2015 All Africa Games held at Kintele Stadium in Brazzaville, Congo on Sunday.
Angola Men’s team pulled off a tough victory over neighbours Mozambique 2-0 (21-18, 21-18) in the final match to capture the gold medal after a great fought.
Nigeria Women’s team had to play a long tiebreaker to beat the favourites South Africa 2-1 (11-21, 21-13, 15-13) to claim their first gold medal in a senior championship.
South Africa men’s made the medal podium fully coming from zone 6 after they overcame Rwanda in the bronze medal match 2-0 (21-13, 21-15).
Rwanda made the podium in women’s competition after they won the bronze medal following their 2-0 (21-17, 21-16) victory over Kenya.
Men’s Final ranking
1. Angola
2. Mozambique
3. South Africa
4. Rwanda
5. Tunisia
6. Sierra Leone
7. Ghana
8. Burundi
Women’s Final ranking
1. Nigeria
2. South Africa
3. Rwanda
4. Kenya
5. Mozambique
6. Algeria
7. Guinea
8. Congo Brazzaville
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All Africa Games Beach Volleyball- Day 2
Rwanda, Nigeria and South Africa teams were the heroes of day 2 of the Beach Volleyball competition at the 2015 All Africa Games as those teams had stunning victories at both men’s and Women’s competitions at new Kintele Stadium in Brazzaville, Congo on Thursday.
Rwanda Men’s team emerged victorious against Zimbabwe 2-0, while their women counterparts defeated also Zimbabwe in the same score.
Nigerian Men overwhelmed emerging Gambia team 2-0, while their women defeated Congo RD 2-0. South Africa had also double gender victories as their men beat Algeria 2-0 and the women topped Senegal 2-0.
The competition is held in 3 courts at the new Kintele Stadium in Brazzaville, Congo with the participation of 18 men and 16 women teams
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The beach Volleyball competition at the 2015 All Africa Games gets underway in the new Kintele Stadium in Brazzaville, Congo on Wednesday with the participation of 18 men and 16 women teams.
CAVB President Dr Amr Elwani headed the technical meeting of the competition on Tuesday in presence of the Control Committee, officials and team representatives where the participating teams were divided into 4 preliminary Pools in both genders.
The top 2 teams from each of the preliminary pools will qualify to the knockout stage of the competitio known to continue until September 15.
The competition Day 1 features 12 matches in the Men’s category and 7 in the women’s on Wednesday. Programme will start at 14:00 local time.
Men Pools composition:
Pool A: Congo Brazzaville- Sierra Leone- Mauritius- Benin- Burundi
Pool B: South Africa- Algeria- Rwanda- Senegal – Zimbabwe
Pool C: Angola- Nigeria- Mozambique- Gambia
Pool D: Ghana- Tunisia- Kenya- Congo RDC
Women Pools composition
Pool A: Congo Brazzaville- Rwanda- Niger – Zimbabwe
Pool B: Mauritius- Mozambique- Guinea- Benin
Pool C: South Africa- Algeria- Senegal- Uganda
Pool D: Kenya- Nigeria- Sierra Leone- Congo RDC
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She stands at a paltry 169cm high but the height debate, considered the biggest asset in modern volleyball is not a deterrent to the Moroccan libero, Darrhar Nora – one of the upcoming best African liberos who dropped Horse Racing, Athletics and Gymnastics for Volleyball.
Just like most African Volleyballers, Nora was introduced late into the sports but in just under six years, the future star has already earned her first senior national team call up.
“I played my first Volleyball in Jeans pant and leather shoe,” Nora who will be turning 23 on August 21 remembers her journey into the court which begun less than 10 years ago.
“I started Volleyball very late and I never thought that one day I will ever play for the national team,” Sara, told CAVB.ORG after helping Morocco finish sixth above Mauritius and Botswana at the eight nations Africa Nations Championship in Nairobi.
While growing up in Rabat, Morocco, Nora never wanted anything, but to follow in the footsteps of her father, Ahmed Darrhar, a 56 years old professional Horse rider who despite his advanced age, still managed to bag a Silver medal this year at the national professional Horse Racing championship in Morocco. “Am his biggest fan,” Nora now a Volleyball queen reminds me of her close relationship with her father.
Sara who will be graduating with a Masters Degree in Business Administration from St. Andrews University in north Carolina-USA in May, 2016 dropped her first love horse racing then Gymnastics and Athletics to fully take up Volleyball after she was introduced to the sport by her Physical Education teacher seven years ago.
“I used to take part in a lot of sports and one day while going for my Gymnastics lessons, my PE teacher told me ‘I want you in Volleyball’. I dodged her for two months.
She had never thought that one day she will represent her country in Volleyball but that, as fate would have it was the exactly what happened when she was named by Samir Dcahr in their first continental competition after a nine year truancy at the African Nations Championship.
The multi-talented Volleyball Star who also partners her best friend, Alexandra Arhart in beach Volleyball also tried her hands on Sprint, Long Jump and a Pole-Vault in addition to Gymnastics.
“I have a Bronze medal in Horse Racing back home,” she remembers with abroad smile of her childhood sport.
“Gymnastics is a fast sports and it helped me adapt to my current position even after I was told by one of the coaches that I will never be a good player,” she emotionally narrates her ordeals in the hands of one of the coaches in her early years in the game.
“I was really terrible in defence and I had one coach who told me ‘there is no point of teaching you how to pass (Nora) because you’re terrible at it and you’ll never be good at it anyway’. that was very bad especially coming from someone you look up to.”
While she was happy with the general performance of her team, the player who will be taking part in the Beach Volleyball around the World with her partner and best friend Alexandra added. “that was my first senior year so it’s the hardest in terms of class considering that I had to create time for my classes which I had to take during the tournament in Kenya,”
While she’s happy on the court, off court, the youngster who would want to continue playing Volleyball after her University education is grappling with the idea of finding balance between work and playing.
“I learned that I have only one year left (In USA) and because there is no National league over there, I’ll have to find a solution to be able to play, maybe for two more years at my university then move to France but I would really want to stay and work in the US. It’s not easy making that decision,” added the players who would want to practice sports Management in the US after graduating.
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2015 All Africa Games- Beach VB Women zone 5
Rwanda Beach VB women team followed the footsteps of their men’s counterparts after they narrowly won Zone 5 qualifiers for 2015 All Africa Games “AAG” held in Mombasa, Kenya May 7 to 8, 2015.
The Rwandan team secured a ticket to the finals of Beach VB tournament at All Africa Games in Congo Brazzaville along with Kenya, Egypt and Uganda.
After a tough round robin tournament between the 5 participating teams, Rwanda, Kenya and Egypt were level with 7 points from 3-1 win- loss ratio, According to the regulations Rwanda dominated with a point ration of 1.45 followed by Kenya 1.35 and then Egypt 1.22, but the three teams qualified with the 4th ranked Uganda with 5 points from 1-3 record and then Tanzania finished at the bottom of the table with 4 points
With the conclusion of zone 5, Rwanda, Kenya, Egypt and Uganda will join the already qualified Algeria, Tunisia (Zone 1), Senegal Guinea, Gambia, Sierra Leone (Zone 2), Nigeria, Niger, Benin, Cote d’Ivoire (Zone 3) RD Congo, Congo Brazzaville and Gabon (Zone 4) to the finals of AAG in Congo Brazzaville.
The finals of All Africa Games will feature the top 24 teams in Africa where the top 2 in Zones 1 and 7 and the top 4 from the other zones (2, 3, 4, 5 and 6) capture their tickets to the second ever beach volleyball competition at the peak sports event in Africa.
Results
Match No. 1 TAN vs. EGY – 0:2 (14:21, 09:21)
Match No. 2. UGA vs. KEN – 0:2 (9:21, 08:21)
Match No. 3 RWA vs. TAN – 2:0 (21:07, 21:12)
Match No. 4 EGY vs. UGA – 2:0 (21:10, 21:13)
Match No. 5 KEN vs. RWA – 2:0 (21:17, 21:14)
Match No. 6 UGA vs. TAN – 2:0 (21:17, 21:14)
Match No. 7 EGY vs. RWA – 0:2 (15:21, 19:21)
Match No. 8 TAN vs. KEN – 1:2 (11:21, 21:19, 07:15)
Match No. 9 RWA vs. UGA – 2:0 (21:04, 21:09)
Match No. 10 KEN vs. EGY – 1:2 (21:23, 21:17, 11:15)
Table of Pool Points/Ranking
Women TAN EGY UGA KEN RWA
TAN VS EGY 1 2
UGA VS KEN 1 2
RWA VS TAN 1 2
EGY VS UGA 2 1
KEN VS RWA 2 1
UGA VS TAN 1 2
EGY VS RWA 1 2
TAN VS KEN 1 2
RWA VS UGA 1 2
KEN VS EGY 2 1
Total Points Per NF 4 7 5 7 7
According to CAVB Regulations, in case of Tie between more than then two countries, the Pool Ranking is decided based on the rally points ratio, accordingly the following ratio was calculated for the Women’s Event.
RWA 157/108 = 1.45
KEN 192/142 = 1.35
EGY 154/160 = 1.22
Final Ranking
Rwanda
Kenya
Egypt
Uganda
Tanzania
2015 All Africa games- Beach Volleyball Women zone 3
Nigeria Women’s Beach Volleyball team claimed the gold medal of Zone 3 qualifiers for All Africa Games “AAG” held in Cotonou , Benin May 1 to 4, 2015.
The Nigerian team will be accompanied by Niger, Benin and Cote d’Ivoire who were the top 4 teams in the qualifier to the finals of 2015 All Africa Games to be held in Congo Brazzaville September 4-19.
Ghana, Nigeria, Benin and Cote d’Ivoire qualified from the same zone at Men’s category.
The tournament showed the participation of 7 teams divided into 2 pools. Pool A included Benin, Cote d’Ivoire and Burkina Faso and Pool B comprised Nigeria, Niger, Ghana and Togo.
Each Pool played a round robin format where Benin and Cote d’Ivoire qualified to the semifinal from Pool A. Nigeria and Niger qualified from Pool B as the semifinalists already confirmed their tickets to All Africa Games finals.
In the semifinal Niger beat Benin 2-0 (21-19, 21-10) and Nigeria overwhelmed Benin 2-0 (21-13, 21-13).
Nigerian women continued their superior performance to beat Niger in the final 2-0 (21-11, 21-14), while Benin captured the bronze medal after they overcame Cote d’Ivoire 2-0 (21-13, 21-14).
Now Nigeria, Niger, Benin and Cote d’Ivoire women will accompany Algeria, Tunisia (Pool A), Senegal and Guinea (Pool B) to the finals of AAG in Congo Brazzaville.
The finals of All Africa Games will be hosted by Congo Brazzaville in September 4-19 and will feature the top 24 teams in Africa where the top 2 in Zones 1 and 7 and the top 4 from the other zones (2, 3, 4, 5 and 6) capture their tickets to the second ever beach volleyball competition at the peak sports event in Africa.
Results
Pool A : Benin – Cote d’Ivoire – Burkina Faso
Match No. 3 BUR vs. CIV – 0:2 (0:21, 0:21)
Match No. 6 BEN vs. BUR – 2:0 (21:0, 21:0)
Match No. 9 CIV vs. BEN – 0:2 (17:21, 16:21)
Pool B: Nigeria – Niger – Ghana – Togo
Match No. 1 GHA vs. TOG – 2:0 (21:15, 21:18)
Match No. 2. NIG vs. NGR – 1:2 (16:21, 21:18, 12:15)
Match No. 4 TOG vs. NGR – 0:2 (17:21, 17:21)
Match No. 5 NIG vs. GHA – 2:0 (21:15, 21:14)
Match No. 7 NIG vs. TOG – 2:1 (21:19, 12:21, 15:08)
Match No. 8 NGR vs.GHA – 2:0 (21:13, 21:16)
Semi Final:
Match No. 10 BEN vs. NIG – 0:2 (19:21, 10:21)
Match No. 11 NGR vs. CIV – 2:0 (21:13, 21:13)
3rd /4th place:
Match No. 12 BEN vs. CIV – 2:0 (21:13, 21:14)
Final:
Match No. 13 NIG vs. NGR – 0:2 (11:21, 14:21)
Final Ranking
1. BENIN
4. COTE D’IVOIRE
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2015 All Africa games- Beach VB Men zone 3
Ghana, Nigeria, Benin and Cote d’Ivoire Men’s Beach Volleyball teams claimed the 4 tickets of Zone 3 to 2015 All Africa Games finals after they gained the top 4 position at the zonal qualifiers held in Cotonou , Benin May 1 to 4, 2015.
The tournament that showed the participation of 7 teams divided into 2 pools, featured gold medals for Ghana who won the final against Nigeria 2-0 (21-16, 21-18).
The participating teams were divided into Pool A which included Benin, Cote d’Ivoire and Burkina Faso and Pool B Nigeria, Niger, Ghana and Togo.
Each Pool played a round robin format where Benin and Cote d’Ivoire qualified to the semifinal from Pool A. Nigeria and Ghana qualified from Pool B as the semifinslist already confrimed their tickets to All Africa Games finals.
In the semifinal Ghana beat Benin 2-0 (21-14, 21-14) and Nigeria overwhelmed Cot d’Ivoire 2-0 (21-18, 21-12).
Now Ghana, Nigeria, Benin and Cote d’Ivoire joined the already qualified Tunisia, Algeria (Zone 1), Sierra Leone, Gambia, Senegal and Guinea Conakry (Zone2).
The finals of All Africa Games will be hosted by Congo Brazzaville in September 4-19 and will feature the top 24 teams in Africa where the top 2 in Zones 1 and 7 and the top 4 from the other zones (2, 3, 4, 5 and 6) capture their tickets to the second ever beach volleyball competition at the peak sports event in Africa.
Results
Pool A : Benin – Cote d’Ivoire – Burkina
Match No. 3 CIV vs. BUR – 2:0 (21:19, 21:10)
Match No. 6 BEN vs. BUR – 2:0 (21:14, 21:12)
Match No. 9 CIV vs. BEN – 0:2 (10:21, 11:21)
Pool B : Nigeria – Niger -Ghana – Togo
Match No. 1 GHA vs. TOG – 2:0 (21:16, 21:16)
Match No. 2. NIG vs. NGR – 0:2 (13:21, 11:21)
Match No. 4 TOG vs. NGR – 0:2 (13:21, 15:21)
Match No. 5 GHA vs. NIG – 2:0 (21:19, 21:20)
Match No. 7 NIG vs. TOG – 2:1 (19:21, 21:15, 15:08)
Match No. 8 NGR vs. GHA – 2:0 (21:0, 21:0)
Semi Final :
Match No. 10 BEN vs. GHA – 0:2 (14:21, 14:21)
Match No. 11 NGR vs. CIV – 2:0 (21:18, 21:12)
3rd and 4th Place :
Match No. 12 BEN vs. CIV – 2:0 (21:13, 21:16)
Final :
Match No. 13 GHA vs. NGR – 2:0 (21:16, 21:18)
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2015 All Africa games- Beach Volleyball
Dakar, Senegal, May 21, 2015- Sierra Leone men and Senegal Women beach volleyball teams grabbed the gold medals in Zone 2 qualifiers to 2015 All Africa Games held at the Diamalaye beach in the Senegalese capital Dakar.
Four countries confirmed their qualification in both genders to the prestigious event as Sierra Leone, Gambia, Senegal and Guinea Conakry represent zone 2 in Congo Brazzaville African Games.
In Men’s competition Sierra Leone, Gambia and Sengal were tied in the same number of points to settle the tie through the point ratio where Sierra Leone led by 1.13 ratio to win the first position, followed by Gambia 1.12 and Senegal 1.09. Guinea Conakry came fourth in the standings but also confirmed a place in the finals.
In the women’s side Senegal won their three opponent to claim the gold medal by 6 points followed by Guinea 5 pts, Gambia 4 and Sierra Leone 3, where the 4 teams book their vacancies to the finals.
The finals of All Africa Games will be hosted by Congo Brazzaville in September 4-19 and will feature the top 24 teams in Africa where the top 2 in Zones 1 and 7 and the top 4 from the other zones (2, 3, 4, 5 and 6) capture their tickets to the second ever beach volleyball competition at the peak sports event in Africa.
Results
Men
Match No. 1 SEN vs. GUI – 2:0 (21:17, 21:17)
Match No. 2. SLE vs. GAM – 2:0 (21:19, 21:17)
Match No. 3 SLE vs. GUI – 2:0 (21:15, 21:11)
Match No. 4 GAM vs. SEN – 2:0 (27:25, 21:18)
Match No. 5 GAM vs. GUI – 2:0 (21:16, 21:11)
Match No. 6 SEN vs. SLE – 2:0 (23:21, 21:15)
Women
Match No. 1 SEN vs. GUI – 2:0 (21:15, 21:07)
Match No. 2. GAM vs. SLE – 2:0 (21:13, 21:16)
Match No. 3 GUI vs. SLE – 2:0 (21:11, 21:13)
Match No. 4 SEN vs. GAM – 2:0 (21:15, 21:12)
Match No. 5 GUI vs. GAM – 2:0 (21:08, 21:11)
Match No. 6 SEN vs. SLE – 2:0 (21:10, 21:15)
Final Ranking
Men Women
1. Sierra Leone 1. Senegal
2. Gambia 2. Guinea
3. Senegal 3. Gambia
4. Guinea Conakry 4. Sierra Leone
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Namibia VB Federations will organise the last Beach VB competition of the season when the DTS Arena host the tournament on November 29.
This one day tournament will cover 5 categories, namely 2-a-side ladies, men, junior/social, junior girls as well as the popular 4-a-side social mixed category played on grass courts.
Traditionally in the 2-a-side category, the last tournament will be played in a King-, Queen- and Prince(ss) of the Beach system, meaning players have to enter as individual and will play with numerous partners in order to determine the best individual Beach Volleyball player.
The 4-a-side category will be played as usual with normal system.
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Mozambique Men and Women teams overwhelmed the Men's and Women's CAVB Beach Volleyball Cup, Zone 6 Qualifiers held in Maputo, Mozambique this weekend.
The qualifiers showed the participation of 3 countries; Mozambique, Swaziland and Zimbabwe and considered as the first step towards the FIVB World Championships of this age category.
In U23 Men's qualifier Mozambique led the three participating countries to lead the round robin Pool ahead of Zimbabwe and Swaziland.
Hosts Mozambique led also U23 Women’s with both A and B teams ahead of Swaziland.
The organizers led also both genders in U21 qualifiers beating Zimbabwe at the Men’s side, while the women’s side showed a local competition between Mozambique teams.
The qualifiers from the zonal phase will be divided into two final groups where the top 3 teams from each group belonging to each category book World Championship tickets.
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