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Saturday, November 15, 2025
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Players: 13539 10577 24116
Tournaments: 2224 1793 4017
 
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Jan Wetzel 59
Emanuele Fracascia 59
Jeff Bellandi 59
Carlos Requena 57
Shana Wilson 55
Donovan Richards 55
Robert Lorch 53
Carroll Elter 52
Mark Lukowicz 50
Bart Wagner 48
Hugo Ribeiro 48
Michele Remus 46
Samantha Mann 45
Jessie Gerig 44
John Kovesdy 44
Ben Brockman 41
Ryan Bullard 41
Katelyn Blaisdell 40
John Wierzbicki 40
Marielle Rodenberg 40
Thomas Lanza 40
Matthew Carella 38
Diana Zolnercikova 36
Naomi Flinders 36
Matiss Gabdullins 33
Gaudencia Makokha 33
Selene Richiusa 32
Sofia Kosma 32
Everson Smider 30
Robert Moser 30
Tanner Smith 29
Satsuki Kondo 29
Kacper Bakiewicz 29
Maryam Dhamir 28
Amadou Jarju 28
Fanny Ahman 26
Shouki Ueda 25
Dany Leon 25
Zuzana Kinclova 25
Karla Valdez 24
Carra Sassack 22
Erin Inskeep 20
Zeno Van Hout 19
Maria Semedo 17
Vince Pongracz 17
 
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Beach Volleyball History
In 2008
Benjamin Insfran and Harley Marques won the FIVB China Sanya Open presented by Olympic Gardens.  It was the 11th win for Benjamin Insfran, the 13th win for Harley Marques, and the 2nd win for the team.
In 2019
Jedrzej Brozyniak and Piotr Janiak won the FIVB Aspire Beach Volleyball Cup.  It was the 1st win for Jedrzej Brozyniak, the 1st win for Piotr Janiak, and the 1st win for the team.
 
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11/15/2025
Underdogs Yan & Xia and Paul & Kunst top Pool L and advance to World Championship sixteenthfinals
The two lowest seeded teams in Pool L of the women’s FIVB Beach Volleyball World Championships in Adelaide claimed their second wins on Saturday and reserved their berths in the sixteenthfinal elimination round. Seeded 36th and 37th in the 48-team draw, Germany’s Melanie Paul & Lea Kunst and China’s Yan Xu & Xia Xinyi upset Australia’s favorites Taliqua Clancy & Jana Milutinovic and...

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Andre & Renato shut out Olympic champs Ahman & Hellvig in Adelaide
Brazil’s Andre Stein & Renato Lima shut out reigning Olympic champions David Ahman & Jonatan Hellvig of Sweden at the FIVB Beach Volleyball World Championships in Adelaide as the second competition day unfolded on Saturday. After two legs of matches, Pool C is wide open with all four participating teams standing on a 1-1 win-loss record ahead of the deciding third leg on Sunday.

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Defending champions Perušic and Schweiner dominate in World Championship debut
The pressure of starting their title defense at the 2025 FIVB Beach Volleyball World Championship didn't faze Czech stars Ondrej Perušic and David Schweiner, who on Saturday claimed their first victory in the tournament in a compelling way. The two-time Olympians were faced with Togo's Koffi Kotoka and Kuamivi Samani in their first match in Adelaide and gave them no chance...

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Ukrainians make it to the next round with second victories in Adelaide
The second day of matches of the 2025 FIVB Beach Volleyball World Championship started with two Ukrainian duos emerging among the first teams qualified for the elimination rounds of the women's tournament in Adelaide. After securing their second victories in pool play on Saturday, Tetiana Lazarenko/Daria Romaniuk and Valentyna Davidova/Anhelina Khmil booked their tickets...

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11/14/2025
Empowered Uruguay duo excel in South American circuit to enter Adelaide
Uruguay’s Hans Hannibal & Nicolas Llambias will compete together for the first time as a dedicated pair at the FIVB Beach Volleyball World Championships at The Drive and Pinky Flat in Adelaide, following their appearance at Rome 2022 with different partners and their registration as a reserve team for Tlaxcala 2023. Since then, the duo have worked on a game plan...

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Sensational Potts & Pearse delight home crowd with first Australian win in Adelaide
D'Artagnan Potts & Jack Pearse produced the first Australian victory at the FIVB Beach Volleyball World Championships to delight the home crowd in Adelaide on Friday’s opening day of the sport’s premier event. Seeded 40th in the 48-team men’s draw, Potts & Pearse stunned ninth-seeded Chaim Schalk & James Shaw of the United States in their Pool I match. At the end of the day...

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Dani & Tania win first women’s three-setter in Australia
The first three-set match of the women’s FIVB Beach Volleyball World Championship unfolded on Friday afternoon in a Pool G fixture on court 2. In a duel between two Paris 2024 Olympian teams, Spain’s Daniela Alvarez & Tania Moreno came back from a set down against Lithuania’s Monika Paulikiene & Aine Raupelyte to celebrate a 2-1 (12-21, 21-19, 15-12) victory.

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Cheng starts title defense with new partner Shaw on the right foot
Two years after winning gold at the FIVB Beach Volleyball World Championship with Sara Hughes and taking the United States back to the top of the podium after 14 years, Kelly Cheng returned to the tournament on Friday on a high. The two-time Olympian played with new partner Molly Shaw on the first day of matches in Adelaide and frustrated the home fans by taking down...

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Mol and Sørum enjoy a smooth debut in Adelaide
Looking to win their third FIVB Beach Volleyball World Championship medal together in Australia, Norwegian superstars Anders Mol and Christian Sørum had a solid debut in the 2025 edition of the tournament on Friday. The Beach Volley Vikings were faced with Uruguayans Hans Hannibal and Nicolás Llambías in one of the very first matches of the event held in Adelaide...

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11/13/2025
Dominican Republic’s empowered duo fuses experience and youthful drive for Adelaide
For Julibeth Payano Veras, confirming their slot in the 2025 FIVB Beach Volleyball World Championships has been a career peak. She could hardly believe that she was going to play against the world’s best in Adelaide. “I deeply believe in luck: the harder I work, the luckier I get,” said the 26-year-old Payano. An established player in the Dominican Republic’s beach volleyball programme...

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