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September 15th, 2020
CEV, Luxembourg. The wait for the most exciting beach volleyball event of the season is almost over! Starting today until 20 September the best teams in the world will be in Jurmala, Latvia for this year’s EuroBeachVolley 2020 competition, and CEV will take you along on this journey. Throughout the...
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September 14th, 2020
Lecce/Marsicovetere, Italy. On Sunday night, Italy produced a truly superb and dominant performance to rout the Czech Republic in three sets and secure the gold medal of this year’s #EuroVolleyU18M. This is Italy’s second title in the competition, as their only previous success in this age group had...
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September 14th, 2020
Brno, Czech Republic. The 2020 edition of #EuroBeachVolleyU20 reached its climax on Sunday with the semis and medal matches. Sweden’s Jonatan Hellvig and David Åhman lived up to everyone’s expectations to secure the men’s title without dropping a single set in the tournament, with Latvia’s Varvara B...
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September 13th, 2020
#EuroBeachVolleyU20Live-streaming from the U20 European Championships in Brno can be found here: https://www.tvcom.cz/Den/?d=2020-09-12 Gold medal matches will start at 4 pm (women) and 5 pm (men).Live-streaming will be available on:EuroVolleyTV, CEV’s YouTube channel CEV’s European Volleyball & Be...
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September 13th, 2020
Lecce/Marsicovetere, Italy. Italy and the Czech Republic will contest the gold medal match of #EuroVolleyU18M on Sunday in Lecce after these two teams emerged victorious from their respective semi-finals in contrasting fashion. The Czechs needed three sets only to beat Pool I winners Bulgaria, while...
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September 13th, 2020
Brno, Czech Republic. On Saturday, with the third day of competition, the much-awaited knockout stage of #EuroBeachVolleyU20 went eventually underway in Brno. The top 24 teams in the men’s and women’s competition were obviously excited and motivated to fight to the best of their abilities in order t...
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September 12th, 2020
Brno, Czech Republic. Friday’s matches coincided with the end of the pool stage of the competition at #EuroBeachVolleyU20 in Brno, where the teams contested one or two remaining matches in their respective groups. After a rather cold morning session, when some players performed wearing long pants, a...
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September 12th, 2020
Lecce/Marsicovetere, Italy. After a two-day break, everything is now ready in Lecce for the semi-finals of #EuroVolleyU18M, with Pool I winners Bulgaria playing the Czech Republic at 5 pm and hosts Italy up against Poland at 8 pm for a place in the gold medal match. The competition resumes in Marsic...
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Izmir, Turkey. The 2020 edition of #EuroBeachVolleyU18 will start on Thursday in Izmir at Pamucak Beach, right on the shores of the Aegean Sea. Some of the rising stars of European Beach Volleyball will have the opportunity to test their skills on the international stage for the very first time and they will for sure put up a fight to achieve a good result at the competition. The local organisers will do their best to guarantee perfect conditions as well as a safe environment for all teams and participants in compliance with the measures recommended by international and national health authorities to curb the spread of the novel coronavirus.
As per the rules currently in place in Turkey, the matches will be taking place behind closed doors in an effort to prevent any possible risk of infection. The local staff will be responsible for the regular cleaning and disinfecting of the referee stand, players’ benches, warm-up courts, match balls and all other infrastructure / equipment.
There will be no qualification round, so the competition begins on Thursday with the pool stage, featuring eight groups of four teams in each gender. This opening stage of the tournament will end on Friday, followed by the knockout phase at the weekend. The semi-finals and finals will then follow on Sunday with live broadcasting.

The venue due to host the 2020 edition of the U18 and U22 Beach Volleyball European Championships in Izmir
This event and #EuroBeachVolleyU22 scheduled for next week will continue the success story of international competitions hosted in Turkey, where a number of age-group continental and global championships have taken place in recent times. Izmir, a true cosmopolitan city, will welcome the rising stars of European Beach Volleyball in 2020 and in 2021 as well, after previously playing host to a BVA (Balkan Volleyball Association) zonal event in the summer of 2019. As previously announced, next year the Turkish city will be hosting the U20 continental event.
MEVZA Teams to compete at the CEV U18 Beach Volleyball European Championships:
Women:
CRO – Ema Mrkic / Ana Sverko
CZE – Klara Selicharova / Jana Fixova
CZE – Alzbeta Tomasova / Kristyna Koblizkova
HUN – Hanna Gubik / Fanni Vecsey
ISR – Albe Alrod Ben Naim / Yahel Havia
SLO – Asja Šen / Ira Kadunc
Men:
CRO – Mario Jurkovic / Marko Repek
CZE – Krystof Nemec / Jakub Malik
CZE – Vojtech Polednik / Ondrej Pohl
HUN – Márton Udvarhelyi / Domonkos Dóczi
ISR – Kevin Cuzmiciov / Yoav Yellin
SLO – Miha Okorn / Luka Marovt
SLO – Žan Zajc / Rok Bracko
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Sources:
CEV – European Volleyball
HOS – Croatian Volleyball Federation
CVF – Czech Volleyball Federation
Pool Stage Concludes as Quarterfinalists Emerge at MEVZA U16 Championship in Portorož
The second day of the MEVZA U16 Beach Volleyball Championship in Portorož brought the conclusion of the pool stage, with teams battling for places in the knockout rounds. After an intense schedule across both the boys' and girls' competitions, the quarterfinal matchups were decided, setting the stage for an exciting final day.