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Wednesday, November 19, 2025
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Players: 13541 10577 24118
Tournaments: 2224 1793 4017
 
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Rob Lantsheer 70
Jacques Kempenaers 61
Andrea Ahmann 57
Geoff Cryst 51
Bryan Bivens 50
Daniela Gattelli 50
Carola Stowe 48
Ricardo Fonseca 48
Paul Kessenich 46
Wisdom Ndukwe 43
Jee-Yeon Han 42
Lauren Spark 40
Georgios Petreas 39
Jesus Villafane 39
Sergio del Pino 37
Kelly Wong 36
Elia Machado 36
Milla Tikkanen 35
Seain Cook 34
Leon Horsley 33
Heather Friesen 33
Sanna Thurin 33
Tina Thurin 33
Marek Ludha 32
Pedro Castillo 32
Bryce Ernsberger 31
Kevin Flores 30
Ruiji Ideguchi 29
David Wood 29
Davide Kovac 26
Yousef Al Dawood 26
Hilary Simon 26
Lysandro Martes 25
Leon Luini 25
Valentina Gottardi 23
Abdullah Hassanein 23
Eleonora Gicheva 19
Luis Perez 18
Osla Johannesen 17
Ella McDonell 16
Paul Hohenauer 16
 
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Beach Volleyball History
In 1995
Barbra Fontana and Linda Hanley won the FIVB Brazil Open.  It was the 7th win for Barbra Fontana, the 40th win for Linda Hanley, and the 1st win for the team.
In 2023
Matthew Immers and Steven van de Velde won the FIVB BPT Challenge Chiang Mai.  It was the 3rd win for Matthew Immers, the 1st win for Steven van de Velde, and the 1st win for the team.
In 2023
Agatha Bednarczuk and Rebecca Cavalcanti won the FIVB BPT Challenge Chiang Mai.  It was the 13th win for Agatha Bednarczuk, the 4th win for Rebecca Cavalcanti, and the 1st win for the team.
 
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11/19/2025
Nuss & Brasher against Stam & Schoon in high-profile eighthfinal in Adelaide
The last eight eighthfinalists emerged and the last four eighthfinal match-ups took shape at the women’s FIVB Beach Volleyball World Championship in Adelaide on Wednesday. In the most interesting of Thursday’s battles for the quarterfinal spots, USA’s Kristen Nuss & Taryn Brasher will take on Katja Stam & Raisa Schoon of the Netherlands.

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Krattiger & Dillier produce stunning shutout of Boermans & De Groot
Switzerland’s Marco Krattiger & Leo Dillier produced the most shocking result of the sixteenthfinals of the men’s FIVB Beach Volleyball World Championship in Adelaide by knocking out second-seeded Stefan Boermans & Yorick de Groot of the Netherlands, as the full line-up for Thursday’s eighthfinals took shape on Wednesday. In the most interesting match-up, Norway’s Anders Mol & Christian Sorum...

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André/Renato and Evandro/Arthur on to the Round of 16
One day after the elimination of George Wanderley and Saymon Barbosa, beach volleyball powerhouse Brazil saw their two other men's teams competing at the 2025 FIVB Beach Volleyball World Championship advance past the tournament's Round of 32. Taking different paths, André Loyola/Renato Lima and Evandro Gonçalves/Arthur Lanci won their first elimination matches in Adelaide on Wednesday...

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Kylie and Maixnerova cause a big upset in the Round of 32
Czechs Kylie Neuschaeferova and Martina Maixnerova became the biggest sensations of the 2025 FIVB Beach Volleyball World Championship on Wednesday, when they advanced to the Round of 16 of the tournament held in Adelaide. Seeded 46th in the tournament, the Europeans had a spectacular performance in the Round of 32 in Australia, sending fourth-seeded Americans Terese Cannon and Megan Kraft...

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11/18/2025
Norway’s Mol brothers turn Adelaide into rare sporting chapter
The 2025 FIVB Beach Volleyball World Championships in Adelaide have drawn the sport’s biggest names, but one of the most remarkable stories involves four brothers who have reached the event through different paths and at different stages of their careers. The Mol name, long present in beach volleyball, now finds all four siblings competing at the same World Championships...

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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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