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July 31 QUOTES
2017 FIVB Beach Volleyball World Championships presented by A1 - July 31 QUOTES Women’s 55: Laura Ludwig / Kira Walkenhorst Germany (4) def. Karla Borger / Margareta Kozuch Germany (21) 21-19, 21-18 (0:40) Laura Ludwig, Germany – “We are definitely satisfied and happy that we won our first three matches. We are getting better and better in game rhythm. We need as many matches as you can get.” Kira Walkenhorst, Germany – “We need more games to get our performance back and find our rhythm. We are getting better game by game. Karla Borger, Germany – “They are still a normal team. We respect them a lot, but we can compete with them like everyone else…We love playing on center court. The fans enjoy what we do.” Margareta Kozuch, Germany – “We were pretty sure before the game that we could win. We knew it would be tough. We are disappointed that we lost, but we had a chance, even after a difficult start. We made too many mistakes, and we will learn from it.” Women's 61: Melissa Humana-Paredes / Sarah Pavan Canada (7) def. Fan Wang / Yuan Yue China (18) 21-16, 21-13 (0:34) Sarah Pavan, Canada – “For us, it wasn’t just enough to get through, we wanted to get through first in our pool just to set ourselves up for a good draw in the playoffs. China, they’ve got some serious abilities when they are working so we knew it was going to be a tough game. Luckily we put them in trouble with our serving there at the end and we were able to outlast them.” Melissa Humana-Paredes, Canada – “That was our goal coming into each game is that each game gets progressively better. -
Uniform Numbers
UNIFORM NUMBERS Fédération Internationale de Volleyball [email protected] Telephone +41-21 345 35 35 2009 SWATCH FIVB World Tour - 1to1energy Grand Slam Main Draw Entries Team WOMEN Uniform Uniform ........... Qualification Seed Player No. Player No. Country .......... Seed 1 April Ross 1 Jennifer Kessy 2 United States 2 Maria Antonelli 1 Talita Antunes 2 Brazil 3 Juliana Felisberta Silva 1 Larissa Franca 2 Brazil 4 Nicole Branagh 1 Elaine Youngs 2 United States 5 Ana Paula Connelly 1 Shelda Bede 2 Brazil 6 Angie Akers 1 Tyra Turner 2 United States 7 Maria Clara Salgado 1 Carolina Salgado 2 Brazil 8 Laura Ludwig 1 Sara Goller 2 Germany 9 Simone Kuhn 1 Nadine Zumkehr 2 Switzerland 10 Sarah Schmocker 1 Isabelle Forrer 2 Switzerland 11 Katrin Holtwick 1 Ilka Semmler 2 Germany 12 Stefanie Schwaiger 1 Doris Schwaiger 2 Austria 13 Marleen Van Iersel 1 Sanne Keizer 2 Netherlands 14 Nila Ann Hakedal 1 Ingrid Tørlen 2 Norway 15 Ying Huang 1 Xi Zhang 2 China 16 Maria Tsiartsiani 1 Vassiliki Arvaniti 2 Greece 17 Liesbet Van Breedam 1 Liesbeth Mouha 2 Belgium 18 Chen Xue 1 Ying Zhang 2 China 19 Daniela Gioria 1 Giulia Momoli 2 Italy 20 Inguna Minusa 1 Inese Jursone 2 Latvia 21 Okka Rau 1 Stephanie Pohl 2 Germany 22 Hana Klapalova 1 Tereza Petrova 2 Czech Republic . Q3 23 Karin Lundquist 1 Angelica Ljungquist 2 Sweden 24 Anja Gunther 1 Geeske Banck 2 Germany............ Q2 25 Cristine "Saka" Santanna 1 Andrezza "Rtvelo" Martins 2 Georgia.............. Q1 26 Annie Martin 1 Marie-Andree Lessard 2 Canada............. -
2019 FIVB WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS Presented by Comdirect & ALDI Nord
2019 FIVB WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS presented by comdirect & ALDI Nord Sunday, June 30 - Men’s & Women’s Pool Play Schedule Match No. Time Court Team A Team B Gender Round 27 13:00 1 Fijalek/Bryl POL [2] Bergmann/Harms, Y. GER [26] Men Pool B 30 14:00 1 Behrens/Tillmann GER [22] Bausero/Rotti URU [46] Women Pool C 33 15:00 1 Klineman/Ross USA [5] Xue/Wang X. X. CHN [29] Women Pool E 34 16:00 1 Borger/Sude GER [20] Mendoza/Lolette NCA [44] Women Pool E 25 17:00 1 Mol, A./Sørum, C. NOR [1] Erdmann/Winter GER [25] Men Pool A 31 18:00 1 Ana Patrícia/Rebecca BRA [4] Bieneck/Schneider GER [28] Women Pool D 35 19:15 1 Dalhausser/Lucena USA [6] Saxton/O'Gorman CAN [30] Men Pool F 43 20:30 1 Maria Antonelli/Carol BRA [10] Kozuch/Ludwig GER [34] Women Pool J 35 10:00 2 Agatha/Duda BRA [6] Ishii/Murakami JPN [30] Women Pool F 37 11:00 2 Clancy/Artacho Del Solar AUS [7] Stubbe, J./van Iersel NED [31] Women Pool G 39 12:00 2 Keizer/Meppelink NED [8] Laird/Palmer AUS [32] Women Pool H 41 13:00 2 Pavan/Melissa CAN [9] Ukolova/Birlova RUS [33] Women Pool I 29 14:00 2 Bansley/Brandie CAN [3] Heidrich/Vergé-Dépré, A. SUI [27] Women Pool C 39 15:00 2 Nicolai/Lupo ITA [8] Seidl Rob./Waller AUT [32] Men Pool H 33 16:00 2 Semenov/Leshukov RUS [5] Allen/Slick USA [29] Men Pool E 26 17:00 2 Pedro Solberg/Vitor Felipe BRA [24] Gonzalez/Reyes CUB [48] Men Pool A 37 18:00 2 Gibb/Crabb Ta. -
POOL WATER: Cause Behind Sudden Color Change Still Unknown
Page 2B East Oregonian SPORTS Wednesday, August 10, 2016 Olympics Phelps swims to two more golds, Ledecky adds one By GENARO C. ARMAS Williams shanked shots all Host country Brazil Associated Press over the court in getting played to a 0-0 draw with upset by Elina Svitolina of South Africa. The Brazilians RIO DE JANEIRO — Ukraine. The top-ranked had already secured a spot Good old Michael Phelps, American won’t get a chance in the women’s soccer quar- golden again. to defend the gold she won in terinals before their match. For teenagers Katie London. Williams looked out The team and star Marta Ledecky and Simone Biles, of sorts and irritated, accu- have drawn more attention their star turns in the Summer mulating 37 unforced errors. while Brazil’s men have Olympics might be just She had ive double-faults in struggled at the Olympics. beginning. one game alone in the 6-4, The women’s team will face From the pool to the 6-3 loss to the 20th-ranked Australia in a quarterinal gymnastics loor, Team USA Svitolina. Williams wiped match on Friday. had nice day at the Rio de her forehead, picked up RUGBY STUNNER : Janeiro Games. her rackets and headed Sonny Bill Williams was Not all the American back quickly to the locker helped off with an ankle stars were winners Tuesday, room. Svitolina, who had injury during New Zealand’s though. Serena Williams lost never before played in an shocking 14-12 loss to on the tennis court and the Olympics, smiled and stuck Japan in its irst game of U.S. -
Diese Frauenteams Kämpfen Um Die Meisterschaft: Die Deutschen Top 16 - Meldelistenplatz 1 - 4
Diese Frauenteams kämpfen um die Meisterschaft: Die Deutschen Top 16 - Meldelistenplatz 1 - 4 1. Sara Goller / Laura Ludwig (Hertha BSC) Sie sind und bleiben unangefochten Deutschlands Nummer 1. Bei den Olympischen Spielen - bei denen sie Fünfte wurden - und beim smart beach tour SuperCup auf Norderney setzten sich die amtierenden Deutschen Meisterinnen gegen Katrin Holtwick und Ilka Semmler durch. Ihr bestes internationales Ergebnis holten sie mit Silber Mitte Juni beim Grand Slam in Rom. Beim „Heim Grand Slam“ in Berlin wurden Goller/Ludwig Neunte. Insgesamt holte das Hauptstadt-Duo so viele Meistertitel, wie noch kein anderes Frauenteam zuvor: vier! 2. Katrin Holtwick / Ilka Semmler (Seaside Beach Club Essen) Früh in der Saison haben Katrin Holtwick und Ilka Semmler die Qualifikation für die Olympischen Spiele perfekt gemacht. Seit 2006 bilden die beiden ein Team und holten 2009 ihren ersten und bislang einzigen Meistertitel. Bei den letzten nationalen Meisterschaften wurden sie Vierte. Auf internationaler Ebene errangen sie als bestes deutsches Team Rang Vier beim smart Grand Slam in Berlin und in Peking. Für Katrin Holtwick ist es die 10. Teilnahme, Ilka Semmler wird zum 8. Mal teilnehmen (ihr Debut gab sie 2004 an der Seite von Sara Goller). 3. Karla Borger / Britta Büthe (MTV Stuttgart) Nicht nur, dass Karla Borger und Britta Büthe bei den letzten Deutschen smart Beach-Volleyball Meisterschaften Rang 3 erspielten, sie haben diese Position auch im zweiten Jahr in Folge in der deutschen Rangliste inne. Zwar machten sie sich bei ihren deutschen Fans rar, doch international zeigten sie wie 2011 ihre Klasse. Das Ziel ist für Britta Büthe klar: „Nachdem es uns letztes Jahr auf dem Treppchen gut gefallen hat, wollen wir natürlich wieder aufs Podium! Wir freuen uns riesig auf viele bekannten Gesichter, Familie und Freunde!“ 4. -
A Comparison of Rating Systems for Competitive Women's Beach Volleyball
Statistica Applicata - Italian Journal of Applied Statistics Vol. 30 (2) 233 doi.org/10.26398/IJAS.0030-010 A COMPARISON OF RATING SYSTEMS FOR COMPETITIVE WOMEN’S BEACH VOLLEYBALL Mark E. Glickman1 Department of Statistics, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA, USA Jonathan Hennessy Google, Mountain View, CA, USA Alister Bent Trillium Trading, New York, NY, USA Abstract Women’s beach volleyball became an official Olympic sport in 1996 and continues to attract the participation of amateur and professional female athletes. The most well-known ranking system for women’s beach volleyball is a non-probabilistic method used by the Fédération Internationale de Volleyball (FIVB) in which points are accumulated based on results in designated competitions. This system produces rankings which, in part, determine qualification to elite events including the Olympics. We investigated the application of several alternative probabilistic rating systems for head-to-head games as an approach to ranking women’s beach volleyball teams. These include the Elo (1978) system, the Glicko (Glickman, 1999) and Glicko-2 (Glickman, 2001) systems, and the Stephenson (Stephenson and Sonas, 2016) system, all of which have close connections to the Bradley- Terry (Bradley and Terry, 1952) model for paired comparisons. Based on the full set of FIVB volleyball competition results over the years 2007-2014, we optimized the parameters for these rating systems based on a predictive validation approach. The probabilistic rating systems produce 2014 end-of-year rankings that lack consistency with the FIVB 2014 rankings. Based on the 2014 rankings for both probabilistic and FIVB systems, we found that match results in 2015 were less predictable using the FIVB system compared to any of the probabilistic systems. -
Volleyballtraining Spitzenbereich ... Ist Der Lieblingsbegriff, Mit Dem
Volleyballtraining Spitzenbereich Anett Szigeti ist für die sportpsychologische Betreuung Erstes Gruppenspiel gegen verantwortlich und begleitet das Team bei vielen Turnieren. Elghobashy/Nada (EGY), 2:0 (21:12, 21:15) Neben diesen fixen Größen wurde das Team in Rio durch den Thema: Erster Einsatz bei Olympischen Spielen Scout Ron Gödde und Physiotherapeut Jochen Dirksmeier Für Kira Walkenhorst bedeutete das Spiel gegen Ägypten komplettiert. Weitere Mitarbeiter des DVV und aus dem den ersten Auftritt bei Olympischen Spielen, während Laura medizinischen Bereich waren in Rio für alle deutschen Ludwig bereits in Peking und London dabei war. Deutsche Beachvolleyballer zuständig. Die Bedeutung des Teams um Beachvolleyballer schafften es bislang nie, bei ihrer ersten das Team stellte Laura Ludwig nach dem Finalsieg heraus: Olympiateilnahme die beste Leistung zu zeigen. Medaillen- „Jürgen hat uns beigebracht, handlungsorientiert zu denken gewinner Brink, Reckermann, Ahmann und Hager brachten (siehe Seite 15). Helke und Anett haben geholfen, uns auf ihre Topleistung alle erst beim zweiten Turnier. alle Situationen vorzubereiten. Die medizinische Abteilung Ein großer Vorteil für Kira Walkenhorst war, dass Wagner hat großartige Arbeit geleistet: Nach dem Halbfinale habe und Laura Ludwig schon Olympiaerfahrung hatten und sie Triumphmarsch im Sand ich mich sehr müde gefühlt, heute wie 25.“ gut auf den Mythos vorbereiten konnten. Zudem begleitete der Copacabana: Die Formsteuerung ist ein Steckenpferd von Wagner. Dem Teampsychologin Anett Szigeti das Duo bereits während der Ludwig/Walkenhorst Trainer gelang es erneut, seine Spielerinnen athletisch auf Qualifikationsphase intensiv und stimmte es auf Rio ein. Sie machten alles richtig. Mit den Punkt fit zu bekommen. Selbst innerhalb des Turniers brachte ihre Athletinnen mental dazu, ihr Leistungspotenzial einem Wort: Sensationell! war ein Anstieg zu erkennen, besonders Kira Walkenhorst unter besonderen Bedingungen auszuschöpfen. -
Beach Volleyball World Championships - Hamburg, Germany
TEAM CANADA PREVIEW 2019 FIVB Beach Volleyball World Championships - Hamburg, Germany It’s hard to believe that with all of Canada’s international success on the beach, there has never been a medal at the World Championships – at the senior level. Could this be the year? Canada will be represented by five high quality teams in a field of 96 teams (48 men/48 women) at the 2019 FIVB Beach Volleyball World Championships which run from Friday, June 28 until Sunday, July 7 at the Red Bull Beach Arena in Hamburg, Germany. It’s the same venue that has successfully hosted the last two World Tour Finals. On the women’s side, there are two Canadian pairs with proven pedigree at the world level and either team – or both – could be in the mix for the medals. Canada has another women’s team that has been turning heads through the junior and collegiate ranks as well. At the 2017 World Championships in Vienna, the Canadian duo of Sarah Pavan (Kitchener, ON) and Melissa Humana-Paredes (Toronto, ON) made it to the bronze medal match, but landed 4th after a heart-breaking loss to Larissa Franca and Talita Antunes when the Brazilians took the 3rd set by an 18-16 score. The Pavan/Melissa pairing has spent time at #1 in the World Tour rankings thanks to wins in Croatia, China and Switzerland and has made eight trips to a World Tour podium in just 25 tournaments together. Probably most impressive was the win at the Five-Star Gstaad Major where they went undefeated in six matches including victories over American, Brazilian and German teams - on the march to gold. -
AAU Boys™ Basketball Easter Classic
2010 AAU ‘Spring Break’ Beach Volleyball Training Camp Golden West College Sand Courts April 5th, 2010 Proudly hosted by BeachVolleyballCalifornia.com This intensive 1 day camp offers keen Beach Volleyballers the opportunity to get high quality coaching from experienced and specialized beach volleyball coaches. The camp will be lead by experienced F.I.V.B. International Beach Volleyball coach Hayden Jones and assisted by other passionate staff of Beach Volleyball California. Training will focus on mastering the fundamental skills and strategies of the 2 a side beach game through high quality, focused, skills training. To ensure quality training and personalized attention, numbers for the camp are limited to 24 individuals. This camp will be extremely valuable for all athletes planning to participate in the AAU beach volleyball events during the 2010 summer. The camp will run from 9:00am to 4:00pm with a total of an hours break for food and refreshment during the day. (3/4 hour break from 12:00 – 12:45 and several short breaks either side) Come prepared to soak up knowledge and work hard! Special guests Sara Goller and Laura Ludwig from Germany (current number 4 ranked women’s team in the world) have confirmed that they will be attending the camp to meet the campers, sign autographs and talk about their experiences playing professional beach volleyball on the world tour and at the Olympics. Go to www.gollerplusludwig.com for more information on Sara and Laura. AGE GROUPS: Registration is open to girls aged 10 – 18. COST: $50.00 per athlete for the day VENUE: Golden West College Sand Courts - 15744 Golden West Street Huntington Beach, CA 92647 · This event is sanctioned by the Amateur Athletic Union of the U. -
Aug. 4 2021 Daily Pilot E-Newspaper.Pdf
WEDNESDAY,AUGUST4,2021 /// Now including Coastline Pilot and Huntington Beach Independent /// dailypilot.com Riding high at the fair Tip by church member leads to arrest An H.B. man reportedly shared photos taken inside a breached U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, and it was reported to the FBI. BY SARA CARDINE AHuntington Beach man has been arrested on suspicion of participating in the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol after selfies he’d shared with members of a church group following the insur- rection were reported to the FBI, officials confirmed. Glenn Allen Brooks, a 61-year- old home remodeling contractor, was detained following an early morning raid Thursday and ar- rested on charges of entering and remaining in a restricted building or grounds as well as disorderly conduct and parading, demon- strating or picketing in a Capitol building. FBI spokeswoman Laura Eimiller said Monday Brooks ap- Don Leach | Staff Photographer peared in a Santa Ana court hear- THE SKY RIDE is a popular attraction at sunset as people move from one side of the fair to the other at the OC Fair and Events Center last week. ing the day of his arrest. He was subsequently released on bond pending future court appear- ances. Wrench-wielding man shot in Costa Mesa An FBI special agent testified in aJuly 27 affidavit filed with the U.S. District Court the agency re- as officer-involved shooting cases pile up ceived an electronic tip in late January from a member of Brooks’ church prayer text group, Theodore Liko Wilson, 26, was Newport Boulevard, regarding ongoing elder erty. -
Swim Stories, IOC Scandals Overshadow Bolt's Advance
Sports FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 2016 BADMINTON Spain’s Marin in final as Chinese woe continues RIO DE JANEIRO: Spanish badminton world number one Carolina Marin took a RIO DE JANEIRO: American swimmers Gunnar Bentz (L) and Jack Conger leave the police station at the Rio de Janeiro International major step towards a first Olympic gold Airport after being detained on the plane that would travel back to the US. —AFP medal yesterday by beating defending champion Li Xuerui to progress to the final. Marin’s defeat of Li piled further misery on Swim stories, IOC scandals China, who won a clean sweep of five bad- minton gold medals at London 2012, but can now only win two. The 23-year-old overshadow Bolt’s advance Spaniard took the first game 21-14 and the second 21-16. She will play either Japan’s Nozomi Okuhara or Indian PV Sindhu in today’s showdown. RIO DE JANEIRO: Brazilian police detained two US swimmers and arrested a wouldn’t make up a story like this nor would the others-as a matter of fact we all “I don’t know what’s going to happen in top International Olympic Committee official on Wednesday as scandal over- feel it makes us look bad,” he was quoted as saying. the final but I feel emotional because I have shadowed the Rio Games and Usain Bolt’s progress toward a new gold. Jack Hickey, an IOC executive member, head of the European Olympic worked so hard for this and I want to col- Conger and Gunnar Bentz were taken off a flight leaving Rio de Janeiro by Committees and the Irish national committee, spent Wednesday night in hospi- lect the reward tomorrow,” said Marin. -
Final Four Notes
Fédération Internationale de Volleyball [email protected] Telephone +41.21.345.3535 Semi Finals - April Ross/Kerri Walsh Jennings, United States vs. Laura Ludwig/Kira Walkenhorst, Germany April Ross Kerri Walsh Jennings Personal Info Personal Info Birth Date: June 20, 1982 (31 yrs old) Birth Date: August 15, 1978 (35 yrs old) Home Town: Newport Beach, CA Home Town: San Jose, CA Resides: Costa Mesa, CA Resides: Manhattan Beach, CA Height: 185 cm (6'1") Height: 188 cm (6'2") Weight: 76 kg (169 lbs.) Weight: 70 kg (155 lbs.) Seasons: 8 Seasons: 12 Photo:FIVB Photo:FIVB Tournaments: 85 Tournaments: 89 Best Finish: 1st (11 times) Best Finish: 1st (45 times) Career Winnings: $642,613 Career Winnings: $1,094,620 Team Career Summary Tour Played 1 2 3 4 5 7 9 13 17 25 Money FIVB 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 US$51,400.00 Previous Results Neither player has played in this venue before Xiamen Matches Date Bracket Opponent Score Time Thu, 10/24/2013 Pool E Barbara Hansel / Bianca Zass, Austria (28, Q6) Won 21-17, 21-16 0:36 Thu, 10/24/2013 Pool E Monika Brzostek / Kinga Kolosinska, Poland (21) Won 21-8, 21-15 0:29 Fri, 10/25/2013 Pool E Marta Menegatti / Viktoria Orsi Toth, Italy (12) Lost 16-21, 18-21 0:38 Fri, 10/25/2013 Winner 1 Ana Gallay / Georgina Klug, Argentina (16) Won 21-11, 16-21, 17-15 0:46 Sat, 10/26/2013 Winner 2 Yuanyuan Ma / Yuan Yue, China (8) Won By Forfeit Sat, 10/26/2013 Winner 3 Tatyana Mashkova / Irina Tsimbalova, Kazakhstan (19) Won 21-13, 21-18 0:31 Sun, 10/27/2013 Semi-Finals Laura Ludwig / Kira Walkenhorst, Germany (4) April Ross and Kerri Walsh Jennings are playing in their 3rd FIVB Beach Volleyball World Tour/Open tournament together.