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Men's PAF Open Medal Matches August 22 Schedule Men’s PAF Open Medal Matches August 22 Schedule Fédération Internationale de Volleyball [email protected] Telephone +41-21 345 35 35 Time Court Match Team A Team B Round 15:30 CC 61 Herrera-Gavira ESP [5] Wu-Xu CHN [4 Bronze Medal Match 17:00 CC 62 Rogers-Dalhausser USA [1] Marcio Araujo-Ricardo BRA [3] Gold Medal Match 11:00 CC 59 Rogers-Dalhausser USA [1] Herrera-Gavira ESP [5] Semi-finals 12:00 CC 60 Marcio Araujo-Ricardo BRA [3] Wu-Xu CHN [4] Semi-finals Past Finnish Men’s Medals - Germany 3, Austria 1, Brazil 1, Netherlands 1 Site Year Gold Medal Silver Medal Bronze Medal Åland 2007 Harley Marques/Pedro Salgado, BRA Jonas Reckermann/Mischa Urbatzka, GER Florian Gosch/Alexander Horst, AUT Åland 2009 Reinder Nummerdor/Richard Schuil, NED Julius Brink/Reckermann, GER David Klemperer/Eric Koreng, GER 2010 Men’s SWATCH FIVB World Tour Schedule Dates Site ........................................................GoldMedalTeamsorPrizeMoney(USdollars) April20-25 Brasília,Brazil ................................................................PhilDalhausser/ToddRogers,UnitedStates May3-8 Shanghai,China ..........................................................................HarleyMarques/PedroSalgado,Brazil May18-23 Rome,Italy GrandSlam.............................................................Dalhausser/Rogers,UnitedStates May 25-30 Myslowice, Poland ................................................................................Dalhausser/Rogers, UnitedStates June8-14 Moscow,Russia GrandSlam...................................................................PenggenWu/LinyinXu,China June 15-20 Prague, Czech Republic ................................................................................Dalhausser/Rogers, United States June 29-July 4 Stavanger, Norway Grand Slam.....................................................................David Klemperer/Eric Koreng July6-11 Gstaad,Switzerland Grand Slam.............................................................Dalhausser/Rogers, UnitedStates July 20-25 Marseille, France ................................................................................................................Wu/Xu, China July 27-August 1 Klagenfurt, Austria Grand Slam.............................................................Dalhausser/Rogers, United States August 3-8 Stare Jablonki, Poland Grand Slam.............................................................Dalhausser/Rogers, United States August 10-15 Kristiansand, Norway ................................................................................Dalhausser/Rogers, United States August 17-22 Aland, Finland .......................................................................................................................$190,000 August 24-29 The Hague, Netherlands .......................................................................................................................$190,000 2010 MEN’S SWATCH FIVB WORLD TOUR - COUNTRY MEDALS & FINALS 4s Including Open & Grand Slam stops through August 15, 2010 Country Gold Silver Bronze..................Medals 4ths......................Final4s United States 8 2 1...........................11 2.................................13 Brazil 1 4 6...........................11 4.................................15 Germany 1 3 3............................7 2...................................9 China 2 0 0............................2 1...................................3 Spain 0 1 1............................2 1...................................3 Latvia 0 1 0............................1 0...................................1 Norway 0 1 0............................1 0...................................1 Poland 0 0 1............................1 1...................................2 Austria 0 0 0............................0 1...................................1 Totals 12 12 12..........................36 12................................48 Men’s SWATCH FIVB World Tour - Country Medals & Final 4s Including Open, Grand Slam, Olympics stops through August 15, 2010 Country Gold Silver Bronze..................Medals 4ths......................Final4s Brazil 153 113 116........................382 83..............................465 United States 44 39 34.........................117 29..............................146 Germany 13 26 20..........................59 22................................81 Switzerland 9 22 15..........................46 15................................61 Argentina 8 15 14..........................37 15................................52 Norway 8 6 12..........................26 13................................39 Canada 1 6 9...........................16 10................................26 Spain 2 6 8...........................16 4.................................20 Australia 1 1 10..........................12 9.................................21 Netherlands 6 3 3...........................12 5.................................17 China 2 6 2...........................10 3.................................13 Totals 255 255 256........................766 254..........................1,020 · There have now been 184 events where two different countries battled for a men’s SWATCH FIVB World Tour Gold Medal. · Brazil vs. United States in SWATCH FIVB World Tour men’s gold medal matches ....................................................... Brazil leads 24-22 · Dalhausser/Rogers are 7-3 against Brazilian teams in SWATCH FIVB World Tour gold medal matches with six-straight wins. · Dalhausser/Rogers were 1-3 against Emanuel Rego/Ricardo Santos · Dalhausser/Rogers were 1-0 against Marcio Araujo/Fabio Magalhaes (Beijing 2008 Olympic Games) · Dalhausser/Rogers were 1-0 against Alison Cerutti/Harley Marques · Dalhausser/Rogers were 3-0 against Alison/Emanuel · Dalhausser/Rogers were 1-0 against Harley/Pedro Salgado 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 Men’s PAF Open Medal Matches August 22 Schedule Fédération Internationale de Volleyball [email protected] Telephone +41-21 345 35 35 2010 SWATCH FIVB World Tour Men’s “Final Four” Results Brazil - Brasília, April 20-25, $190,000 Switzerland - Gstaad, July 6-11, $300,000 1. Phil Dalhausser/Todd Rogers, United States, $30,000 1. Dalhausser/Rogers, United States, $43,500 2. Alison Cerutti/Emanuel Rego, Brazil, $21,000 2. Klemperer/Koreng, Germany, $29,500 3. Benjamin Insfran/Bruno Oscar Schmidt, Brazil, $15,000 3. Marcio Araujo/Ricardo Santos, Brazil, $23,000 4. Pedro Cunha/Thiago Santos Barbosa, Brazil, $11,200 4. Grzegorz Fijalek/Mariusz Prudel, Poland, $18,400 Gold - Dalhausser/Rogers def. Alison/Emanuel, 21-15, 21-12 (38 minutes) Gold - Dalhausser/Rogers def. Klemperer/Koreng, 21-18, 21-13 (45) Bronze - Benjamin/Bruno def. Cunha/Thiago, 21-18, 21-12 (43) Bronze - Marcio Araujo/Ricardo def. Fijalek/Prudel, 21-16, 21-15 (43) MOP - Dalhausser MOP - Dalhausser SWATCH Serve - Iver Horrem, Norway, 86.5 km/h SWATCH Serve - Jonathan Erdmann, Germany, 92.4 km/h China - Shanghai, May 3-8, $190,000 France - Marseille, July 20-25, $190,000 1. Harley Marques/Pedro Salgado, Brazil, $30,000 1. Wu/Xu, China, $30,000 2. Julius Brink/Jonas Reckermann, Germany, $21,000 2. Martins Plavins/Janis Smedins, Latvia, $21,000 3. Alison/Emanuel, Brazil, $15,000 3. Fijalek/Prudel, Poland, $15,000 4. Dalhausser/Rogers, United States, $11,200 4. Florian Gosch/Alexander Horst, Austria, $11,200 Gold - Harley/Salgado def. Brink/Reckermann, 21-15, 13-21, 17-15 (62) Gold - Wu/Xu def. Plavins/Smedins, 21-15, 21-19 (40) Bronze - Alison/Emanuel def. Dalhausser/Rogers, 21-16, 12-21, 15-13 (50) Bronze - Fijalek/Prudel def. Gosch/Horst, 22-20, 21-17 (51) MOP - Harley MOP - Xu SWATCH Serve - Pablo Herrera, Spain, 99.1 km/h SWATCH Serve - Yannick Salvetti, France, 92.4 km/h Italy - Rome, May 17-23, $300,000 Austria - Klagenfurt, July 27-August 1, $300,000 1. Dalhausser/Rogers, United States, $43,500 1. Dalhausser/Rogers, United States, $30,000 2. Alison/Emanuel, Brazil, $29,500 2. Matt Fuerbringer/Nick Lucena, United States, $29,500 3. Adrian Gavira/Pablo Herrera, Spain, $23,000 3. Alison/Emanuel, Brazil, $23,000 4. Brink/Reckermann, Germany, $18,400 4. Marcio Araujo/Ricardo, Brazil, $18,400 Gold - Dalhausser/Rogers def. Alison/Emanuel, 23-21, 21-11 (47) Gold- Dalhausser/Rogers def. Fuerbringer/Lucena, 21-18, 21-19 (53) Bronze - Gavira/Herrera def. Brink/Reckermann, 21-17, 21-17 (47) Bronze - Alison/Emanuel def. Marcio Araujo/Ricardo, 21-18, 24-22 (47) MOP - Dalhausser MOP - Rogers SWATCH Serve - Eric Koreng, Germany, 105.4 km/h SWATCH Serve - Clemens Doppler, Austria, 100.2 km/h Poland - Myslowice, May 25-30, $190,000 Poland - Stare Jablonki, August 3-8, $300,000 1. Dalhausser/Rogers, United States, $30,000 1. Dalhausser/Rogers, United States, $43,500 2. Gavira/Herrera, Spain, $21,000 2. Brink/Reckermann, Germany, $29,500 3. Brink/Reckermann, Germany, $15,000 3. Marcio Araujo/Ricardo, Brazil, $23,000 4. Alison/Emanuel, Brazil, $11,200 4. Klemperer/Koreng, Germany, $18,400 Gold - Dalhausser/Rogers def. Gavira/Herrera, 21-15, 21-13 (36) Gold - Dalhausser/Rogers def. Brink/Reckermann, 21-19, 21-19 (49) Bronze - Brink/Reckermann def. Alison/Emanuel, 21-18, 21-14 (44) Bronze - Marcio Araujo/Ricardo def. Klemperer/Koreng, 21-14, 21-12 (36) MOP - Dalhausser MOP - Dalhausser SWATCH Serve - Serguei Prokopiev, Russia, 105.5 km/h SWATCH Serve - Igor Kolodinsky, Russia, 107.5 km/h Russia - Moscow, June 8-14, $300,000 1. Penggen Wu/Linyin Xu, China, $43,500 Norway - Kristiansand, August
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