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A1 BEACH VOLLEYBALL GRAND SLAM August 1 Women’s Main Draw Schedule Fédération Internationale de Volleyball [email protected] Telephone +41-21 345 35 35 Match No. Time Court Team A Team B Gender Round 69 10:07 1 Montagnolli-Hansel AUT [9] Larissa-Juliana BRA [3] Women Semi-finals 70 11:07 1 Branagh-Youngs USA [4] Ross-Kessy USA [2] Women Semi -finals 71 14:07 1 Losers of Match 69 Losers of Match 70 Women Bronze Medal 72 15:07 1 Winners of Match 69 Winners of Match 70 Women Gold Medal 2009 SWATCH FIVB World Tour Women’s “Final Four” Results Brazil - Brasília, April 20-25, $190,000 Switzerland - Gstaad, July 6-11, $300,000 1. Juliana Felisberta Silva/Larissa Franca, Brazil, $30,000 1. Talita/Antonelli, Brazil, $43,500 2. Jen Kessy/April Ross, United States, $21,000 2. Juliana/Larissa, Brazil, $29,500 3. Sara Goller/Laura Ludwig, Germany, $15,000 3. Branagh/Youngs, United States, $23,000 4. Nicole Branagh/Elaine Youngs, United States, $11,200 4. Keizer/Van Iersel, Netherlands, $18,400 Gold - Juliana/Larissa def. Kessy/Ross, 21-18, 21-18 (44 minutes) Gold - Talita/Antonelli def. Juliana/Larissa, 21-17, 16-21, 15-12 (39) Bronze - Goller/Ludwig def. Branagh/Youngs, 21-18, 32-30 (55) Bronze - Branagh/Youngs def. Keizer/Van Iersel, 21-14, 21-17 (39) SWATCH MOP - Juliana SWATCH MOP - Antonelli SWATCH Serve - Ross, 82.4 km/h SWATCH Serve - Ross, United States, 84.2 km/h China - Shanghai, April 28-May 2, $190,000 Russia - Moscow, July 13-18, $300,000 1. Talita Antunes/Maria Antonelli, Brazil, $30,000 1. Juliana/Larissa, Brazil, $43,500 2. Jie Wang/Man Zuo, China, $21,000 2. Leao/Renata, Brazil, $29,500 3. Carolina Salgado/Maria Clara Salgado, Brazil, $15,000 3. Goller/Ludwig, Germany, $23,000 4. Goller/Ludwig, Germany, $11,200 Gold - Talita/Antonelli def. Wang/Zuo, 21-17, 21-13 (37) 4. Katrin Holtwick/Ilka Semmler, Germany, $18,400 Gold - Juliana/Larissa def. Renata/Leao, 21-18, 21-19 (47) Bronze - Salgados def. Goller/Ludwig, 21-19, 21-19 (42) Bronze - Goller/Ludwig def. Holtwick/Semmler, 21-16, 21-18 (38) SWATCH MOP - Antonelli SWATCH Serve - Yuan Yue, China, 83.2 km/h SWATCH MOP - Juliana SWATCH Serve - Maloes Wesselink, Netherlands, 82.1 km/h Japan - Osaka, May 19-24, $190,000 1. Juliana/Larissa, Brazil, $30,000 France - Marseille, July 20-26, $300,000 2. Talita/Antonelli, Brazil, $21,000 1. Kessy/Ross, United States, $43,000 3. Sanne Keizer/Marleen Van Iersel, Netherlands, $15,000 2. Vassiliki Arvaniti/Maria Tsiartsiani, Greece, $28,000 4. Angie Akers/Tyra Turner, United States, $11,200 3. Goller/Ludwig, Germany, $21,000 Gold - Juliana/Larissa def. Talita/Antonelli, 26-24, 19-21, 18-16 (65) 4. Talita/Antonelli, Brazil, $16,800 Bronze - Keizer/Van Iersel def. Akers/Turner, 21-19, 21-18 (36) Gold - Kessy/Ross def. Arvaniti/Tsiartsiani, 21-16, 21-17 (42) SWATCH MOP - Larissa Bronze - Goller/Ludwig def. Talita/Antonelli, 21-16, 23-21 (46) SWATCH Serve - Maria Clara Salgado, Brazil, 83.3 km/h SWATCH MOP - Kessy SWATCH Serve - Ross, 81.3 km/h Korea - Seoul, May 26-31, $190,000 1. Talita/Antonelli, Brazil, $30,000 Austria - Klagenfurt, July 27-August 1, $300,000 2. Kessy/Ross, United States, $21,000 Kessy/Ross, United States, $18,400 3. Vanilda Leao/Renata Ribeiro, Brazil, $15,000 Juliana/Larissa, Brazil, $18,400 4. Hana Klapalova/Tereza Petrova, Czech Republic, $11,200 Branagh/Youngs, United States, $18,400 Gold - Talita/Antonelli def. Kessy/Ross, 22-20, 21-16 (45) Barbara Hansel/Sara Montagnolli, Austria, $18,400 Bronze - Leao/Renata def. Klapalova/Petrova, 21-17, 20-22, 15-11 (49) Gold - to be determined SWATCH MOP - Talita Bronze - to be determined SWATCH Serve - Ross, 83.1 km/h SWATCH MOP - to be determined World Championships, Norway - Stavanger, June 25-July 4, SWATCH Serve - to be determined $500,000 1. Kessy/Ross, United States, $60,000 2. Juliana/Larissa, Brazil, $45,000 3. Talita/Antonelli, Brazil, $35,000 4. Shelda Bede/Ana Paula Connelly, Brazil, $28,000 Gold - Kessy/Ross def. Juliana/Larissa, 30-28, 23-21 (58) Bronze - Talita/Antonelli def. Shelda/Ana Paula, 21-13, 21-16 (39) SWATCH MOP - Ross SWATCH Serve –Maria Claria, Brazil, 86.5 km/h Women’s Medals, Final 4s Gold Silver Bronze .................. Medals 4ths...................... Final 4s Brazil 6 4 3 ........................... 13 2 ................................. 16 United States 2 2 1 ............................ 5 2 ................................... 9 Germany 0 0 3 ............................ 3 2 ................................... 5 Greece 0 1 0 ............................ 1 0 ................................... 1 Netherlands 0 0 1 ............................ 1 1 ................................... 2 China 0 1 0 ............................ 1 0 ................................... 1 Czech Republic 0 0 0 ............................ 0 1 ................................... 1 Austria 0 0 0 ............................ 0 0 ................................... 1 Totals 8 8 8 ........................... 24 8 ................................. 36 Château Les Tourelles, Edouard-Sandoz 2-4, 1006 Lausanne, Switzerland For more news visit www.fivb.org FIVB Communication FAX Telephone: +41 21 345.35.45 To Juliana Felisberta Silva/Larissa Franca, Brazil vs. Barbara Hansel/Sara Montagnolli, Austria Team Uniform Uniform Seed Player No. Player No.................................... Country 2 Juliana Felisberta Silva 1 Larissa Franca 2 Brazil 9 Sara Montagnolli 1 Barbara Hansel 2 Austria This is the first SWATCH FIVB World Tour meeting between the two teams. · Larissa placed fifth in the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games with Ana Paula Connelly as Juliana withdrew two days before the start of the competition due to a right knee injury. She had surgery in the weeks to follow. · Larissa and Juliana won 24 SWATCH FIVB World Tour gold medals, including one in 2004, six in 2005, seven in 2006, five in 2007, two in 2008 and three in 2009 · Larissa and Juliana posted silver and bronze medal finishes at the 2005 and 2007 SWATCH-FIVB World Championships, respectively. · Larissa and Juliana were three-time (2005 through 2007) SWATCH FIVB World Tour champions. · Larissa and Juliana won were gold medal winners at the 2007 PanAmerican Games in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. · Larissa and Juliana rank second on the all-time FIVB money list behind Adriana Behar/Shelda Bede of Brazil (US$2,207,965) and ahead of Misty May-Treanor and Kerri Walsh of the United States ($1,540,540). · Larissa and Juliana rank second on the all-time FIVB wins list behind Adriana/Shelda (587 wins, 139 losses) and ahead of May-Treanor and Walsh (346-35). · The $409,750 earnings for Juliana and Larissa in 2005 was a SWATCH FIVB World Tour single-season record for both men and women breaking the previous mark of $332,000 by Emanuel Rego and ZeMarco deMelo of Brazil in 1996. · Juliana won the 2001 SWATCH FIVB World Championships for players under the age of 21 in Italy with Taiana Lima. · Juliana was named the SWATCH FIVB World Tour best offenisve player in 2006. · Larissa was named the SWATCH FIVB World Tour most outstanding player in 2006. · Larissa was named the SWATCH FIVB World Tour best hitter in 2008, and top setter in 2006, 2007 and 2008. · Larissa was a bronze medal winner at the 2003 PanAmerican Games in the Dominican Republic with Ana Richa. · On the Brazilian Tour this season for four events, Juliana and Larissa have a 12-3 match mark with a first, a second and a fourth in three events. A1 Beach Volleyball Grand Slam 2009 Results Pool C def. Louise Bawden / Becchara Palmer, Australia (30, Q15) 21-15, 21-15 43 minutes Pool C def. Simone Kuhn / Nadine Zumkehr, Switzerland (19) 21-17, 26-28, 15-11 62 Pool C won by forfeit over Daniela Gioria / Giulia Momoli, Italy (14) Winner 2 def. Doris Schwaiger / Stefanie Schwaiger, Austria (10) 21-16, 21-17 43 Winner 3 def. Angie Akers / Tyra Turner, United States (5) 21-18, 21-18 44 Semi-Finals vs. Barbara Hansel / Sara Montagnolli, Austria (9) Medal Match vs. Jen Kessy / April Ross, United States (2) or Nicole Branagh / Elaine Youngs, United States (4) 2009 SWATCH Matches Won-Lost:..................................40-7 Since SWATCH 2004 Matches Won-Lost: ...................375-72 2009 SWATCH Sets Won-Lost:.......................................79-25 Since SWATCH 2004 Tournaments Played:.......................67 2009 SWATCH Tournaments Played: ...................................7 Since SWATCH 2004 Best Finish:..................... 1st (24 titles) 2009 SWATCH Best Finish: .. 1st (Brasília, Osaka, Moscow) Since SWATCH 2004 Winnings:............................ $1,577,050 2009 SWATCH Winnings:..........................................$208,000 Juliana & Larissa’s SWATCH-FIVB World Tour Gold Medal Match Results (Won 24, Lost 16) 1. def. Lahme/Musch, GERMANY, Spain, Mallorca (7/10/2004), 21-17, 21-12 (39 minutes), FIVB Event No. 113 2. def. Shelda/Adriana, BRAZIL, China, Shanghai (5/21/2005), 21-15, 21-18 (46), No. 119 3. lost to Shaylyn Bede/Ana Paula, BRAZIL, Japan, Osaka (5/29/2005), 19-21, 21-17, 15-10 (54), No. 120 4. def. Vassiliki Karadassiou/Vassiliki Arvaniti, GREECE, Italy, Milan (6/12/2005), 25-23, 21-16 (49), No. 121 5. def. Tian Jia/Wang Fei, CHINA, Switzerland, Gstaad (6/18/2005), 17-21, 21-15, 15-8 (57), No. 122 6. lost to Misty May-Treanor/Kerri Walsh, UNITED STATES, Germany, Berlin, 2005 Worlds(6/25/2005), 21-17, 21-17 (40), No. 123 7. lost to Karadassiou/Arvaniti, GREECE, Norway, Stavanger (7/2/2005), 21-12, 16-21, 10-15 (51), No. 124 8. def. Renata/Talita Antunes Rocha, BRAZIL, Russia, St. Petersburg (7/9/2005), 26-24, 21-14 (47), No. 125 9. lost to May-Treanor/Walsh, UNITED STATES, France, Paris (7/30/2005), 21-17, 21-15 (46), No. 127 10. def. 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    July 14-27, 2010 \ Volume 20 \ Issue 27 \ Always Free Film | Music | Culture Street Art Gets Buckwild in Venice ©2010 CAMPUS CIRCLE • (323) 939-8477 • 5042 WILSHIRE BLVD., #600 LOS ANGELES, CA 90036 • WWW.CAMPUSCIRCLE.COM • ONE FREE COPY PER PERSON Join CAMPUS CIRCLE www.campuscircle.com CALLING ALL INTERNS Are you looking to break into… Journalism? Photography? Advertising & Marketing? CAMPUS CIRCLE is seeking a few enthusiastic, creative journalists, photographers and aspiring sales people to join our team. Intern Perks Include: Free Movie Screenings, Free Music and an opportunity to explore L.A. like never before! Take the next step in your career: [email protected] 2 Campus Circle 7.14.10 - 7.27.10 YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN • PANTAGES • 4.870” X 5.900” CAMPUS CIRCLE • PUB DATE: 7.25.2010 Join CAMPUS CIRCLE www.campuscircle.com campus circle INSIDE campus CIRCLE July 14 - July 27, 2010 Vol. 20 Issue 27 Editor-in-Chief 8 Jessica Koslow [email protected] Managing Editor Yuri Shimoda 6 16 [email protected] 04 FILM ROSENCRANTZ AND Film Editor GUILDENSTERN ARE UNDEAD Jessica Koslow Dark comedy sinks its teeth into the [email protected] vampire genre. Cover Designer 04 FILM SCREEN SHOTS Sean Michael 06 FILM INCEPTION Editorial Interns Christopher Nolan directs Leonardo Lynda Correa, Christine Hernandez, DiCaprio in this enigmatic thriller. Arit John, Marvin Vasquez 06 FILM DVD DISH 08 FILM THE SORCERER’S APPRENTICE Contributing Writers Jay Baruchel makes magic with Christopher Agutos, Geoffrey Altrocchi, Hollywood powerhouses. Jonathan Bautts, Scott Bedno, Scott Bell, Zach Bourque, Erica Carter, Richard Castañeda, 08 FILM PROJECTIONS Joshua Chilton, Cesar Cruz, Nick Day, Natasha Desianto, Rebecca Elias, Denise Guerra, James 09 FILM MOVIE REVIEWS Famera, Mari Fong, Stephanie Forshee, A.J.