We are need of a male hitter and female setter on an A league. Please if you are
interested in playing this fall season please let me know ASAP. The cost is
85.00 and we play from November to March.
Thanks,
Charlie Becker
Hi, we are playing Newark DE near UD every Tuesday at 6:30pm and afterwards we
go to Grottos for really good prices on pizzas and drinks.
The games are open to everyone that has an interest in playing and we try to
play the proper way. We are trying to fill out both sand courts. Also, we play
on the weekends at varying times and we may start a Friday night game too and go
out to check out the local bars around Newark.
Contact me to get more info.
Dan
Just sent this to a friend so I thought I'd post it here...
and if you know of any pickup games that are running this fall, let me know!
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City of Newark
Questions: please call (302) 366-7060 or email parksrec@...
Registration Form: http://www.cityofnewarkde.us/DocumentView.aspx?DID=848
CO-REC VOLLEYBALL PICKUP
Ages 18 and over
Grab a friend and join other volleyball lovers for fun and
fi tness! All players must register in advance. All equipment is
provided. Pick up teams are formed nightly for games.
RDF is the resident fee. Non-residents pay the higher fee.
FALL SESSION
Activity #3631-309 Fee: $55
Tuesdays/Th ursdays RDF: $39
Sep 15-Oct 22 8-9:30pm
West Park School Gym 12 sessions
WINTER SESSION
Activity #3631-100 Fee: $70
Tuesdays/Th ursdays RDF: $54
Jan 12-Mar 18 8-9:30pm
West Park School Gym 20 sessions
ADULT VOLLEYBALL LEAGUES
Teams interested in joining our winter volleyball leagues should submit a
request to
the Recreation Offi ce. Th ere are two divisions: Co-Ed B and A/BB.
Please specify
a division when registering. Last year's teams will be given priority
placement.
New teams will be accepted on a fi rst come, fi rst served basis, as
openings occur.
League play will begin the week of Nov 2 and end in March. A mandatory
organizational
meeting will be held Tuesday, Oct 6th at 6pm in the Newark Municipal
Building,
220 Elkton Road. For more information call the Recreation Offi ce at
366-7060.
Wilmington Turners Club http://www.wilmingtonturnersclub.org/index.html
PICKUP
Tuesday- BB level Co-Ed pick up 6:30 pm-11pm
Wednesday-aa/a mens pick up 6:30pm-11pm
Thursday-A level Co-Ed league night (to end of May)
LEAGUE
Friday-bb/b level Co-Ed league 6:30pm-11pm (to end of June)
Sunday- Woman's 6's league (35 & order)3pm-11pm (to end of May)
New Castle County Sports -
PICKUP at the PAL centers
You'll have to call them about when it begins.
302-239-8861 Be sure to specify you're looking for pickup.
LEAGUE
Volleyball league starts in December
302-395-5890 Call to find out about teams that need a player.
Homepage will list Winter sports when registration opens:
http://www.nccdesports.com/
YMCA
I heard from a volleyball ref that the Y has vball in the fall.
http://www.ymcade.org/programs.cfm
hey everybody! I work at Coco Mango restaurant in Lewes, DE and ive just now
joined this group because we finished putting in an olympic-size, sand
Volleyball court at our restaurant which is located accross the street from
dairy queen at lewes beach. I dont have all the details yet but we are planning
to start a league with the teams composed of the other local restaurants. I hope
we will attract other leagues and teams host their games and events. its open
for public use as well during our business hours which are 10:30-10. Coco Mango
is a tiki-style island place with an outdoor patio where dogs are welcome and we
have live music on the weekends which includes Supa on steel drums to a couple
of great local guitar solo-ists(how is that word spelled?) We also serve alcohol
and a simple and delicious caribbeanesce menu with great prices even for the
beach. well anyway im just hoping i can attract some you to come join us on the
sand to have a helluva good time! please feel free to email me
johnh001@... if you have any questions or would like to set up a match
with my fellow co-workers, or whomever for that matter. Hopefully you come by
when im working so i can actually meet all of you who read this, and if i am
working, i would love to buy u a drink and talk about setting up matches! Take
care yall! - John
Hello,
I have been organizing free pickup games of volleyball on a sand court by
Delaware Ave and South Chapel Street in Newark on Saturdays around 12pm. We are
looking for a few more players so we can play on both courts and have some teams
rotating. Age Range is 20-40 so far, but I welcome all ages.
Also, I am interested in learning if anyone plays pickup games that are open to
players during the week in new castle county?
Thanks,
Dan
Battle On The Brandywine Grass Volleyball Tournament
Willowdale Steeplechase
101 E. Street Road
Kennett Square, PA 19348
Saturday, August 8, 2009
Registration: 8:00 am to 8:45 am
Tournament: 9:00 am to 6:00 pm
Gender Blind 4's - $120 per team ($140 per team day of tournament)
Gender Blind 6's (4 men, 2 women) - $180 per team ($200 per team day of
tournament)
4's - A, BB, B Divisions
6's – BB/B Division
FREE TEAM SHIRTS for all teams registered by Thursday, July 23rd.
Division Champions Prizes:
4's - $200.00 per team
6's - $300.00 per team
Price includes Free Picnic: BEER, Hamburgers, Hot Dogs, Soda, Dessert, More
BEER!
Water ($1.00) & Gatorade ($2.00) Will Be Available For Purchase
Please register online at www.PlayPhillySports.com.
For more information please contact Tim Horan at tim@... or
484-919-8547.
AVP TV offers the Stadium Court Experience to fans everywhere
AVP TV will be streaming the action from Stadium Court in Riverside all weekend long
AVP TV provides live streaming audio and video from AVP’s Stadium Court. It’s the best way to get close to the action without leaving home! Watch all the best beach volleyball action from Center Court, including real-time commentary by the AVP’s emcee extraordinaire, Chris “Geeter” McGee.
“I am very excited to be a part of AVP TV,” said McGee. “It’s a great
way for our core fans to hear the action and be dialed in on center
court from anywhere. It’s also an opportunity for our new fans to get
to know all the players and see the great athletes on the AVP Crocs
Tour. It will change the way people connect with the great sport of
beach volleyball.”
“AVP Radio from last year has graduated to
AVP TV. The hard work of Marc Werschkul, Carly Keese and Chris McGee
pulled off a terrific production for our homebound fans last
tournament,“ said Jason Hodell, CEO. “We continue to seek more ways for
fans to meet a greater set of players and experience more AVP
tournament play from afar.”
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LOOKING FOR A GREAT PRE-HOLIDAY GIFT? HOW ABOUT A VOLLEYBALL CLINIC......
Here is a quick reminder that Olympic Gold Medalist Pat Powers will be
doing on December 20-21 @ The International Sports Center in Cherry
Hill, NJ. Please forward this e-mail to your volley-friends. Have a
great Holiday Season!
Where: International Sports Center (Cherry Hill, NJ)
When: Saturday & Sunday. December 20-21 Saturday 9AM-4PM &
Sunday 9AM-2PM
Ages: Girls & Boys ages 12-18 & Adults
Registration fee: $145
Experience: Novice through advanced. Players are divided up
on three courts one hour into the event. Generally speaking, we have
one court of 12-14 year olds, one court of 15-16 year olds and one court
of advanced girls, boys and adults.
Why is this clinic the best? The "over-correction" teaching method
combined with "Survivor" has the advantage of skill development while
you are playing. These advanced skills are downloaded into the motor
memory through massive repetition while the player is competing in a
non-intimidating environment.
HIGHLIGHTS OF THE CLINIC
* Learn how to control the ball and power with one simple move when
passing.
* Learn how to use your peripheral vision to set the hitter and not
the ball.
* Learn a proper arm swing and how not to hit where your shoulders are
facing.
* Learn the three critical things we watch when blocking or playing
defense.
******We have about 26 spots left for this event*****************
Facility
International Sports Center
Cherry Hill facility (directly behind the 7/11 and Cherry Hill Water
Tower)
600 Kresson Road
Cherry Hill, NJ 08034
856-428-8588
http://www.intsports.com/ch/index.asp
Registration fee for 12 hours of instruction, 3-page hand-out and a
free T-shirt is $145. To register for this clinic, please visit
http://www.vbclinics.com/register.asp and look up the Cherry Hill
event. If you have any questions about registering, please contact
Pat at: Pat@ with questions. Telephone (760) 635-3994
Frequently Asked Question http://www.vbclinics.com/faq.html
Assistant Coaching Options http://www.vbclinics.com/asst_coach.html
(Coaches attend for free!)
Registration http://www.vbclinics.com/register.asp
Members Page http://www.vbclinics.com/members.asp (download the
curriculum for the clinic)
Pat Powers
Pat@
http://www.vbclinics.com
Attention Coaches, Parents and Athletes,
Tracy Peal, Elite Conditioning Coach, is offering Winter and Spring
Pose Method Jumping clinics for teams, small groups or one-on-one.
The vertical jump is a major component for success in volleyball, as
well as, a determining factor in college recruiting. The Pose Method
will teach athletes how to jump higher while reducing the impact forces
associated with injury. In addition, athletes will learn how to
incorporate blocking and spiking skills, increase reaction speed and
better understand the mechanics necessary to improve quickness and
agility.
For more information, contact Tracy: tracy@... or
302-753-0220
Tracy is an expert in the biomechanics of sport movement. Call or email
now to start the journey towards optimal performance.
Subject: Spike Force Invitational Tournament Schedule
Attached is the upcoming tournament schedule for November, December and January. At the moment all tournaments will played at Sports & More (formerly 5 Points) in Deptford, NJ.
Please confirm a spot ASAP. Payment up front is appreciated and in the event you cannot make it...I will refund your monies if you cancel.
Thanks,
Steve
Stephen Bilebof SPIKE FORCE VBC 38 East Oakcrest Ave Northfield, NJ 08225
Hi , this is Chewey. I have not posted in a long time and hope that this email
finds everyone well. Below is some info that maybe of interest to you. Happy
Spiking, C.
16th
Annual South Of the Border (SOB)
Volleyball
Vacation in Ixtapa, Mexico
Only $879 per person,
Double Occupancy
Jan 17-24 or Jan 24-31,
2009
SOB Volleyball Vacations will once again be hosting 2 weeks of volleyball fun
in beautiful Ixtapa, Mexico! Why not join us, along with AVP Pros
Angie Akers, Ryan Mariano, Jeff NyGaard and Alicia Polzin for a little
volleyball in Paradise. What better way to escape the January cold than 8 days
of sun, 9 rounds of competition, 2 Tournaments, Clinics, snorkel trips, hook in
Zehuatanejo and tons of pick-up play at the all inclusive Park Royal Hotel,
Ixtapa. All tournaments are reseeded blind draws, so you don't need to
bring a partner and might get to play with a pro. Details and
registration forms may be found on our website: www.sobvolleyballvacations.com.
Remember, each week is capped at 160 guests (80 men and 80 women) and they
usually sell out so don't wait until the last minute. We have incredible
land and volleyball only packages arranged which include:
Land Only Package (1 week)
$879 per person Double Occupancy
$1,200 for a Single room
(Land Only
Packages include: Hotel (Park Royal, Ixtapa), food, beverages,
tournaments, prizes and a gift.)
(additional nights for in package guests are available
for $110 per night)
(airfare is not included and must be booked seperately)
Volleyball Only
$200 per person for 1 week.
$300 per person for 2 weeks.
(Volleyball
Only Packages include: tournaments, prizes and a killer fleece hoodie.)
160 players from 20+ states, 24 Nets, 8
Sunny Days, 7 Crazy Nights, 6 Days of Competition,
5 Rounds of 2's, 4 Clinics with the Pros,
3 Rounds of Coed 4's, 2 Great Tournaments,
1 Awesome
Vacation
Call us
at 888-SOB-TRIP if you have questions. Mention "Yahoo 09" for Priority Service.
New to the Wilmington, Newark DE area looking for open play. I played
weekly in FL on sand, grass, and indoor. I consider myself a strong
player (B,A,AA) looking for compeative play. If anyone has leads on
open play or leagues I would appreciate it.
Shows you WHEN they PLAY, and who they play. You can use this knowledge to search for when they might show the matches on TV.
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ESPNU will show the U.S. Men's final three victories of the 2008 World League. On Aug. 7, ESPNU will televise (tape delayed) the final three matches from the FIVB (Federation of International Volleyball) World League, featuring the U.S. Men's National Volleyball Team's journey to its first FIVB World League title, which took place July 24-27, in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
Thursday, August 7th ESPNU
Schedule: Time (Eastern Time) *Check your local listings Match
4 p.m. U.S.A. vs. Poland (Pool Play)
6:30 p.m. U.S.A. vs. Brazil (Semifinal)
8 p.m. U.S.A. vs. Serbia (Gold Medal Match)
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NEW YORK -- Winning doesn't get old. Just ask Kerri Walsh. After she and Misty May-Treanor, the best women's beach volleyball team
in the world, beat Jennifer Boss and April Ross, 21-14, 21-15, in the
finals of the AVP Brooklyn Open on Sunday afternoon in Coney Island
live on NBC, Walsh was all smiles. The pair have now won 95
open championships and 17 tournaments in a row, including a record 96
straight matches. They have already broken their own records of 15
straight tournament victories and 89 straight match wins. "They're each wonderful in their own right," Walsh said.
May-Treanor had 17 kills and 11 digs and Walsh added eight kills, four
digs and five blocks. Boss had 13 kills and Ross had 12 in the final.
May-Treanor said the long television breaks made it hard for one team
to keep momentum. But it didn't look that way. "It gets tough, especially with the TV and the long breaks," she said.
May-Treanor and Walsh certainly aren't sick of winning, but Boss didn't
have the same sentiment about their domination after the Brooklyn
final. "It doesn't make it any easier," she said of losing to
the odds-on favorite to take home gold in the summer Olympics next
month. "I'm sick of them winning...we're ready for anyone else to win
at this point." Boss and Ross, the alternates for the U.S.
national team, put together a small run in the second game, but Walsh
and May-Treanor -- as always -- finished with a flourish. With the
Olympics only a little more than two weeks away, the sensational duo is
in a nice rhythm. They are trying to become the first women's beach
volleyball team to ever win two gold medals. Walsh and May-Treanor won the gold four years ago in Athens. "Personally, I'm pretty happy with the way we've been playing in the last month," Walsh said. "We're just steady."
The Olympics is, naturally, on both their minds. They will be playing
once every other day -- a much greater rest period than an AVP
tournament, the balls will be different and each country brings with it
a different style of beach volleyball. Walsh said some of the
things she and May-Treanor are working on as preparation are serving
and defense. But first, they will be meeting President George W. Bush
on Monday night with 12 other athletes, including Phil Dalhausser and
Todd Rogers, two of the four U.S. team's men's beach volleyball
representatives. "I've never met a president before," Walsh said. "It's an honor."
For the third year in a row, May-Treanor and Walsh said Brooklyn was a
positive experience. They praised the New York fans -- not known for
their volleyball familiarity -- for being knowledgeable. There was one
part of this stop on the AVP Tour missing for from the past two years
for the pair, though. And clearly, it wasn't winning.
"I passed on the Cyclone this year," said May-Treanor of the famous
rollercoaster at neighboring AstroLand Park, "because of the bruises.
It's the rickety-ness." Can't blame her. She's part of a well-oiled machine. --- Volleyball World Wide http://Volleyball.ORG/ Since 1994, the oldest, and largest, internet site dedicated to the sport of volleyball. Time for vacation? WIN what you need. Enter Now!
NEW YORK -- If there was a statement to be made -- a declaration that top-seeded Phil Dalhausser and Todd Rogers weren't looking past the AVP toward next month's summer Olympics -- it took form very quickly. Dalhausser slammed three straight blocks into the sand to start the Brooklyn Open final, an impressive opening salvo against the No. 2-seeded team of Sean Scott and Nick Lucena. Less than 90 minutes later, he and Rogers were holding the $25,000 check and celebrating a tournament victory after a 21-16, 21-12 win Saturday afternoon live on NBC in Coney Island. "It didn't hurt us, that's for sure," Dalhausser said of the first three points. The Olympics-bound team took Scott and Lucena out of the match quickly -- mentally more than physically. Scott earned a yellow card in the first game and Lucena in the second. It was clear how difficult Dalhausser and Rogers are to beat when they're both playing at their best. "They're like a snowball heading downhill right now," Scott said. Rogers has now won 44 open titles and Dalhausser has 32. Together they have 31 titles. Dalhausser's lone title without Rogers, ironically, came when he teamed with good friend Lucena in Austin, Texas in 2005. Scott and Rogers used to team together as well. Two years ago at the King of the Beach, Rogers picked Scott as his partner. So, there was plenty of familiarity. It didn't help Scott and Lucena on Saturday, though. "I think it neither helps nor hurts anyone," Rogers said. "I think it makes for a better match." He and Dalhausser were never really challenged, though. Scott and Lucena never could string together any significant runs. Dalhausser's block is probably the best in the world and Rogers' defensive skill is unmatched in the AVP, where he has been named defensive player of the year the past four seasons. Dalhausser had five blocks and seven kills in the final and Rogers notched 20 kills and 15 digs. This year, the soon-to-be Olympians have won eight of nine AVP Tour events they have entered and they have been victorious in 45 of their 47 matches. In just the second year of their partnership, Dalhausser and Rogers have already reached the top-10 overall victories -- counting international and domestic events. "They make you do things that other teams don't make you do," Lucena said. "They're unstoppable right now." That's exactly what the United States wants to hear as Dalhausser and Rogers get set for Beijing. Rogers said he and Dalhausser spoke over the winter about Olympics preparation and they came to the decision that they wouldn't do anything differently -- they would just play the game that has made them so successful. "Let's just stay in the same rhythm," Rogers recalls saying months ago. It seems to be working for them with a chance to win a gold medal on the horizon. Neither has played in the Olympics before and they are certainly one of the favorites to bring gold back to America. And Lucena won't expect anything less. When asked if Dalhausser and Rogers can win gold in Beijing, he had a short reply: "They better!"
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NEW YORK -- To hear Duncan Budinger tell it, he's the third-best volleyball player in his family. His sister Brittanie holds numerous records at the University of San Francisco and played two years professionally in Europe. And his brother Chase was one of the best school-boy volleyball players to ever come out of the San Diego area. He spent time with both the 16- and 18-and-under United States indoor volleyball national teams. But Chase Budinger doesn't play volleyball anymore aside from messing around with his friends on the beach when he's home from school. He's a star basketball player for the University of Arizona and almost left this past year, his sophomore season, for the NBA Draft. "He was super stressed out about it," Duncan said of Chase's decision. Chase has said in interviews that he considers himself both a basketball player and a volleyball player. There's no doubt what Duncan is. He excelled at Long Beach State and played indoor last year in Germany. This year, he plans on heading to Holland to play. But perhaps his future lies on the beach. The 6-foot-8 Budinger and teammate Clint Coe won their first-ever main draw match Friday at the AVP Brooklyn Open in Coney Island and tacked on a second win, as well. The duo, seeded No. 32 out of 32 teams, lost to top-seed Phil Dalhausser and Todd Rogers to open the tournament then knocked off No. 16 Jeff Carlucci/Albert Hannemann and No. 18 Canyon Ceman/Casey Patterson. Budinger and Coe fell to No. 7 John Mayer/Jeff Nygaard, 16-21, 21-15, 12-15 but earned a 13th-place finish. Not bad considering the pair only qualified for two other AVP tournaments this season. "Right now, I consider myself an indoor person," Budinger said. "I consider the beach a hobby. But if I keep winning, who knows what the future holds?" In Chase Budinger's future, there's plenty of cash -- he's almost a lock to be a first-round pick in next year's NBA Draft, guaranteed to make millions. But Duncan wouldn't mind seeing his brother, known for his uncanny leaping ability, out on the sand more often. "He's the more athletic one," Duncan said. "He would be amazing out here." Business as usual: Todd Rogers said earlier Friday that these last few AVP Tour stops are "good training" for the Summer Olympics, to be played in Beijing, China in August. And he and Phil Dalhausser are treating the Brooklyn Open as just that -- training. The top-seeded pair -- and best team in the nation -- cruised into the winner's bracket semifinals Friday with three fairly easy wins. On the other side of the net from Dalhausser and Rogers on Saturday morning will be No. 4 Matt Olson and Kevin Wong. No. 2 Nick Lucea/Sean Scott will play No. 6 Stein Metzger/Mark Williams, who beat No. 3 John Hyden-Brad Keenan in the winner's bracket quarters.
The men's final will be aired live Saturday at 2:30 p.m. on NBC.
On the women's side, there weren't too many surprises, either. No. 1 Misty May-Treanor/Kerri Walsh, No. 2 Annett Davis/Jenny Johnson Jordan, No. 3 Nicole Branagh-Elaine Youngs and No. 4 Jennifer Boss-April Ross all advanced. In a mini-upset, No. 12 Michelle More/Suzanne Stonebarger beat No. 5 Carrie Dodd/Tatiana Minello to advance into the winner's bracket quarterfinals. No. 6 Tyra Turner/Rachel Wacholder, No. 7 Dianne DeNecochea/Barbra Fontana and No. 8 Angie Akers/Holly McPeak also will move on in the winner's bracket Saturday. The women's final is set for Sunday at 2:30 p.m. and will also air live on NBC.
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Men's $210,000 AVP Crocs Slam Brooklyn presented by Cushman and Wakefield
July 18-20, 2008
Winner's Bracket
Round 1 Match 1: Phil Dalhausser / Todd Rogers (1) vs. Duncan Budinger / Clint Coe (32) Match 2: Mike Morrison / Ty Tramblie (17) vs. Jeff Carlucci / Albert Hannemann (16) Match 3: Matt Fuerbringer / Hans Stolfus (9) vs. Evan Engle / Dane Jensen (24) Match 4: Joe Cash / Justin Phipps (25) vs. Pedro Brazao / Jose Loiola (8) Match 5: Anthony Medel / Fred Souza (5) vs. David Fischer / AJ Mihalic (28) Match 6: Vincent Robbins / Adam Roberts (21) vs. Paul Baxter / Matt Prosser (12) Match 7: Billy Allen / Braidy Halverson (13) vs. John Moran / Eyal Zimet (20) Match 8: Ivan Mercer / Jason Wight (29) vs. Matt Olson / Kevin Wong (4) Match 9: John Hyden / Brad Keenan (3) vs. Jesse Rambis / Mike Szymanski (30) Match 10: Jason Lee / Austin Rester (19) vs. Dain Blanton / Will Strickland (14) Match 11: Aaron Wachtfogel / Scott Wong (11) vs. Ihor Akinshyn / Gaston Macau (22) Match 12: Connor Hastings / Jeff Murrell (27) vs. Stein Metzger / Mark Williams (6) Match 13: John Mayer / Jeff Nygaard (7) vs. Scott Davenport / Joey Dykstra (26) Match 14: Sean Allstot / Andrew Fuller (23) vs. Ryan Mariano / Ed Ratledge (10) Match 15: Russ Marchewka / Mike Placek (15) vs. Canyon Ceman / Casey Patterson (18) Match 16: Joaquin Acosta / Jonathan Acosta (31) vs. Nick Lucena / Sean Scott (2)
Women's $210,000 AVP Crocs Slam Brooklyn presented by Cushman and Wakefield
July 18-20, 2008
Winner's Bracket
Round 1 Match 1: Misty May-Treanor / Kerri Walsh (1) vs. Kristen Batt / Megan Wallin (32) Match 2: Sara Dukes / Chrissie Zartman (17) vs. Angela Lewis / Priscilla Lima (16) Match 3: Jenny Kropp / Nancy Mason (9) vs. Angela Knopf / Brooke Langston (24) Match 4: Courtney Guerra / Janelle Ruen (25) vs. Angie Akers / Holly McPeak (8) Match 5: Carrie Dodd / Tatiana Minello (5) vs. Leilani Kamahoahoa / Catie Mintz (28) Match 6: Erin Byrd / Stephanie Chapek (21) vs. Michelle More / Suzanne Stonebarger (12) Match 7: Whitney Pavlik / Stacy Rouwenhorst (13) vs. Paige Davis / Jenelle Koester (20) Match 8: Ashley Groothuis / Christina Hinds (29) vs. Jennifer Boss / April Ross (4) Match 9: Nicole Branagh / Elaine Youngs (3) vs. Lauren Mills / Kelly Weiss (30) Match 10: Julie Romias / Lisa Rutledge (19) vs. Jenny Pavley / Alicia Polzin (14) Match 11: Lauren Fendrick / Paula Roca (11) vs. Jennifer Fopma / Brittany Hochevar (22) Match 12: Kristi Martin / Laurel Riechmann (27) vs. Tyra Turner / Rachel Wacholder (6) Match 13: Dianne DeNecochea / Barbra Fontana (7) vs. Angela McHenry / Olivia Waldowski (26) Match 14: Suzana Manole / Kelly Wing (23) vs. Katie Lindquist / Tracy Lindquist (10) Match 15: Ashley Ivy / Heather Lowe (15) vs. Keao Burdine / Jennifer Snyder (18) Match 16: Angie Hall / Stacy Nicks (31) vs. Annett Davis / Jenny Johnson Jordan (2) ---
LOCATION:
Coney Island Beach
21st and Boardwalk
Brooklyn, NY 11224
SCHEDULE:
Friday, July 18, 2008
Men's and Women's Main Draw Competition
Gates open at 8:30 a.m.
Competition start time 9:00 a.m.
Competition End Time (Approx) 6:30 p.m.
Saturday, July 19, 2008
Men's and Women's Main Draw Competition
Gates open at 8:30 a.m.
Competition start time 9:00 a.m.
Men's Finals 2:30 p.m.
Competition End Time (Approx) 5:30 p.m.
Sunday, July 20, 2008
Women's Main Draw Competition
Gates open at 10:15 a.m.
Competition start time 10:45 a.m.
Women's Finals 2:30 p.m.
Competition End Time (Approx) 4:00 p.m.
NBC Brooklyn Men's Final Sat 7/19/08 2:00 PM Eastern NBC Brooklyn Women's Final Sun 7/20/08 2:30 PM Eastern
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May-Treanor, Walsh look to continue incredible run
By Melissa Margulies / Special to AVP.com
From
the 1920's-40's, Coney Island was known as the "World's Largest
Playground" because it was the ultimate destination for fun: there were
three large fairgrounds complete with exhilarating rides, cotton candy
and warm sunny beaches. This weekend, the island will again become
one of the largest playgrounds when the AVP circuit makes its annual
stop in Brooklyn. The Crocs Slam Brooklyn Presented by Cushman and
Wakefield will transform the beach into a 13-court volleyball showdown.
After making their way through the rounds, the men will face off in a final on Saturday at 2:30.
Phil Dalhausser and Todd Rogers are the No. 1 seeds and have won seven
out of eight tournaments that they've entered this year. This weekend
they will have to battle against many strong men's teams. Look for Sean
Scott and Nick Lucena and No. 3 John Hyden and Brad as they vie for the
chance to appear on center court for the finals. On the
women's side, Misty May-Treanor and Kerri Walsh have been flattening
the competition in their last 90-straight match wins. This weekend,
they will be attempting to hold off the upset from No. 2 Jenny Johnson
Jordan and Annett Davis and No. 3 Nicole Branagh and Elaine Youngs. The women's championship match with take place at 2:30 on Sunday.
If you aren't fortunate enough to be able to attend the tournament that
will be talking place in the hot Coney Island sun, don't forget that
you can still catch the action! Watch the finals live on NBC... but you
probably shouldn't expect to have a golden tan by the end of it. ---
LOCATION:
Coney Island Beach
21st and Boardwalk
Brooklyn, NY 11224
SCHEDULE:
Friday, July 18, 2008
Men's and Women's Main Draw Competition
Gates open at 8:30 a.m.
Competition start time 9:00 a.m.
Competition End Time (Approx) 6:30 p.m.
Saturday, July 19, 2008
Men's and Women's Main Draw Competition
Gates open at 8:30 a.m.
Competition start time 9:00 a.m.
Men's Finals 2:30 p.m.
Competition End Time (Approx) 5:30 p.m.
Sunday, July 20, 2008
Women's Main Draw Competition
Gates open at 10:15 a.m.
Competition start time 10:45 a.m.
Women's Finals 2:30 p.m.
Competition End Time (Approx) 4:00 p.m.
NBC Brooklyn Men's Final Sat 7/19/08 2:00 PM Eastern NBC Brooklyn Women's Final Sun 7/20/08 2:30 PM Eastern
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