1. Final Brasilia 2012 Live

    April 20, 2012 by admin

    Hey everybody.

    Live Streaming from FIVB TV for the Brasilia Tour. Final will start soon!
    Talita and Maria Elisa from Brazil, will confront Xue and Zhang Xi from China, at 10h45am (Brasilia time).


  2. 2012 FIVB World Tour Championship Live!

    April 18, 2012 by admin

     

    The KILL ON TWO Volleyball website is a great source for the sport.

    If you are like me, and loves following the Beach Volleyball and our Canadian Athletes everywhere, please, enjoy this live streaming from the first competition of the year, in Brasilia, capital of Brazil! Beautiful days over there, in the city build by an architect in 1960’s… amazing form of an airplane.

    A big thank you for the folks of the KILL ON TWO.

    Live Streaming FIVB World Tour Championship Brasilia 2012


  3. Brazilian Beach Volleyball circuit – Live Streaming!

    March 23, 2012 by admin

    Hello Hello.

    Here is the live streaming from games in Brazil.
    Thanks to the CBV (Brazilian Confederation of Volleyball) for let us have this blast.

    The best players in the world playing against each other, at home!
    All brazilian… the background music… the beaches… the sun… and the amazing games!
    Enjoy!

     


  4. FIVB – Olympic Countdown: Canada falls in love with volleyball

    March 22, 2012 by admin

    I am posting this article from the FIVB Website.
    It's a proof that here in Canada the volleyball is getting into the "Canadian veins"!

    Lausanne, Switzerland, March 22, 2012 – The volleyball tournament for the 1976 Olympic Games in Montre?al was a revelation for the Canadian public. What had been for most an occasional pastime with flexible rules became a passion during the Games.

    As the tournament went on the number of spectators increased, culminating in an attendance of 15,602 to witness Poland take the men’s title and Japan the women’s. On the day of the finals the sound inside Montreal’s Forum was akin to a Canadian international ice hockey match, and the 150,056 spectators who attended the 24 matches represented no less than 92 per cent capacity.

    Long to be remembered was the performance of the Polish men who, having beaten Japan in the semifinal in a match lasting 2 hours and 23 minutes, won the gold medal by beating the USSR the following day in a match lasting 2 hours and 26 minutes. Prior to the final the USSR had not dropped a set, while Poland had been taken to five sets in three of their matches.

    The pivotal moment came with the Soviets leading by two sets to one and 15-14 in the fourth, just a point from a third Olympic gold medal. But Poland’s star man, Tomasz Wojtowicz, then smashed a long spike from behind the 10-foot line, Poland went on to take the set 19-17 and the match 3-2 (11-15, 15-13, 12-15, 19-17, 15-7). Bursting on to the international stage were Cuba, who took a well deserved bronze medal.

    The women’s competition, remarkably, saw Japan and the Soviet Union in the final for the fourth Olympics out of four. Japan had won the inaugural event in Tokyo in 1964 and the USSR had taken the following two. This time, led by Takako Shirai whom many considered the best player in the world, Japan dominated the tournament. Only once did an opponent (South Korea, who took the bronze medal) reach double figures in a set and Japan beat the USSR 3-0 (15-7, 15-8, 15-2) in the final.

    
    
    FIVB looks back at previous Olympic volleyball tournaments.

    For week one’s piece on the Tokyo 1964 Olympic Games click here

    For week two’s piece on the Mexico City 1968 Olympic Games click here


  5. It’s a fever! BossaBall!

    December 14, 2011 by admin

    O.M.G! Sooooo much fun!

    Bossaball!


  6. Canadian Athletes Fund support!

    December 14, 2011 by admin

    It’s amazing how it works well here in Canada.
    I am originally from Brazil and when I see this kind of incentive, makes me so glad to see this happening here.
    Thanks to  this, Canadian Beach Volleyball partners Marie-Andree Lessard and Annie Martin, 2012 Olympic hopefuls talk about the Canadian Athletes Now Fund.
    Here is the link for this amazing initiative – CanFund

    Bravo!

    And if you wants to donate…


  7. Brazil, Argentina, Venezuela and Uruguay qualify for Final Round of Continental Cup

    December 13, 2011 by admin

    Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay and Venezuela went through to the final phase of the Women’s Beach Volleyball Continental Cup – and a chance to fight for a spot in the London Olympics – following the conclusion of the final phase in Guatapé on Sunday.


    Host country Colombia was narrowly missed out. Brazil finished with 31 points, followed by Argentina with 26. Uruguay, Venezuela and Colombia all finished with 21 points but Colombia missed out due to an inferior set ratio.

  8. Canadian Open 2012

    December 5, 2011 by admin

    Next year Toronto will welcome over 800 teams. They will compete in 14 categories ranging from 12 to 65 years old across 54 courts, in the biggest Canadian Open this country has ever seen!

    With over 45,000 athletes, coaches, officials, organizers, volunteers and spectators in attendance, the 2012 Canadian Open Volleyball Championship promises to deliver exciting and intense competition.

    May 17th until May 22nd.

    A great and important event that we can not miss!

    For sure, the “Arena de Sable” will be updating and participating online of this event. We’ll keep you post it!


  9. 2011 Canadian Beach Volleyball National Championships

    December 5, 2011 by admin

     


    Date:  August 26-28,2011
    Site: Ashbridges’ Bay, Toronto, Ontario
    Categories: 14U – 16U – 18U – 21U -24U - Senior (Division 1, Division 2)

    The competition is a major highlight in the beach volleyball season and traditionally attracts the cream of the crop of Canada’s top beach players.

     

    That includes defending champion Martin Reader of Comox, B.C., and Chaim Schalk of Red Deer, Alta., for the men and Liz Maloney and Heather Bansley of Toronto for the women; pro tour regulars Richard Van Huizen and Christian Redmann of Toronto and Marie-Andrée Lessard of Ville LaSalle, Que., and Annie Martin of Sherbrooke, as well as world junior champions Garrett May and Sam Schachter, both of Toronto.

    Here is a link for the results of this year – Results 2011

     

    More details on the competition are still to come. Visit www.volleyball.ca to stay updated.

     

     


  10. Ellen playing volleyball with Walsh and Misty

    November 28, 2011 by admin

    This is a hilarious video that I found !

    Ellen Degeneres plays volleyball with Tony and olympic gold medal winners Misty May-Treanor and Kerri Walsh. (09-10-2008)