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Men’s 1to1 energy Grand Slam Medal Matches July 11 Schedule Fédération Internationale de Volleyball [email protected] Telephone +41-21 345 35 35 Time Court Match Team A Team B Round 14:00 1 71 Fijalek-Prudel POL [7] Marcio Araujo-Ricardo BRA [11] Bronze Medal match 15:30 1 72 Klemperer-Koreng GER [8] Rogers-Dalhausser USA [1] Gold Medal match 10:00 1 69 Klemperer-Koreng GER [8] Marcio Araujo-Ricardo BRA [11] Semi-finals 11:00 1 70 Fijalek-Prudel POL [7] Rogers-Dalhausser USA [1] Semi-finals 2010 Men’s SWATCH FIVB World Tour Schedule Dates Site ........................................................Gold Medal Teams or Prize Money (US dollars) April 20-25 Brasília, Brazil ................................................................ Phil Dalhausser/Todd Rogers, United States May 3-8 Shanghai, China ..........................................................................Harley Marques/Pedro Salgado, Brazil May 18-23 Rome, Italy Grand Slam ............................................................. Dalhausser/Rogers, United States May 25-30 Myslowice, Poland ................................................................................ Dalhausser/Rogers, United States June 8-14 Moscow, Russia Grand Slam ....................................................................Penggen Wu/Linyin Xu, China June 15-20 Prague, Czech Republic ................................................................................ Dalhausser/Rogers, United States June 29-July 4 Stavanger, Norway Grand Slam .................................................... David Klemperer/Eric Koreng, Germany July 6-11 Gstaad, Switzerland Grand Slam ....................................................................................................$300,000 July 20-25 Marseille, France .......................................................................................................................$190,000 July 27-August 1 Klagenfurt, Austria Grand Slam ....................................................................................................$300,000 August 3-8 Stare Jablonki, Poland Grand Slam ....................................................................................................$300,000 August 10-15 Kristiansand, Norway .......................................................................................................................$190,000 August 17-22 Aland, Finland .......................................................................................................................$190,000 August 24-29 The Hague, Netherlands .......................................................................................................................$190,000 2010 SWATCH FIVB World Tour Men’s “Final Four” Results Brazil - Brasília, April 20-25, $190,000 Russia - Moscow, June 8-14, $300,000 1. Phil Dalhausser/Todd Rogers, United States, $30,000 1. Penggen Wu/Linyin Xu, China, $43,500 2. Alison Cerutti/Emanuel Rego, Brazil, $21,000 2. Dalhausser/Rogers, United States, $29,500 3. Benjamin Insfran/Bruno Oscar Schmidt, Brazil, $15,000 3. Brink/Reckermann, Germany, $23,000 4. Pedro Cunha/Thiago Santos Barbosa, Brazil, $11,200 4. Casey Jennings/Brad Keenan, United States, $18,400 Gold - Dalhausser/Rogers def. Alison/Emanuel, 21-15, 21-12 (38 Gold –Wu/Xu def. Dalhausser/Rogers, 21-17, 17-21, 17-15 (57) minutes) Bronze –Brink/Reckermann def. Jennings/Keenan, 21-17, 21-17 (44) Bronze - Benjamin/Bruno def. Cunha/Thiago, 21-18, 21-12 (43) MOP –Xu MOP - Dalhausser SWATCH Serve - Igor Kolodinsky, Russia, 108.7 km/h SWATCH Serve - Iver Horrem, Norway, 86.5 km/h Czech Republic - Prague, June 15-20, $190,000 China - Shanghai, May 3-8, $190,000 1. Dalhausser/Rogers, United States, $30,000 1. Harley Marques/Pedro Salgado, Brazil, $30,000 2. Alison/Emanuel, Brazil, $21,000 2. Julius Brink/Jonas Reckermann, Germany, $21,000 3. Brink/Reckermann, Germany, $15,000 3. Alison/Emanuel, Brazil, $15,000 4. Penggen Wu/Linyin Xu, China, $11,200 4. Dalhausser/Rogers, United States, $11,200 Gold - Dalhausser/Rogers def. Alison/Emanuel, 21-15, 14-21, 15-11 Gold - Harley/Salgado def. Brink/Reckermann, 21-15, 13-21, 17-15 (62) (55) Bronze - Alison/Emanuel def. Dalhausser/Rogers, 21-16, 12-21, 15-13 Bronze - Brink/Reckermann def. Wu/XU, 25-27, 21-9, 15-10 (66) (50) MOP - Dalhausser MOP - Harley SWATCH Serve - Igor Kolodinsky, Russia, 107.0 km/h SWATCH Serve - Pablo Herrera, Spain, 99.1 km/h Norway - Stavanger, June 28-July 4, $300,000 Italy - Rome, May 17-23, $300,000 1. David Klemperer/Eric Koreng, Germany, $43,500 1. Dalhausser/Rogers, United States, $43,500 2. Tarjei Skarlund/Martin Spinnangr, Norway, $29,500 2. Alison/Emanuel, Brazil, $29,500 3. Dalhausser/Rogers, United States, $23,000 3. Adrian Gavira/Pablo Herrera, Spain, $23,000 4. Gavira/Herrera, Spain, $18,400 4. Brink/Reckermann, Germany, $18,400 Gold - Klemperer/Koreng def. Skarlund/Spinnangr, 21-16, 21-14 (41) Gold - Dalhausser/Rogers def. Alison/Emanuel, 23-21, 21-11 (47) Bronze - Dalhausser/Rogers def. Gavira/Herrera, 21-17, 21-16 (40) Bronze - Gavira/Herrera def. Brink/Reckermann, 21-17, 21-17 (47) MOP - Koreng MOP - Dalhausser SWATCH Serve - Igor Kolodinsky, Russia, 103.7 km/h SWATCH Serve - Eric Koreng, Germany, 105.4 km/h Switzerland - Gstaad, July 6-11, $300,000 Poland - Myslowice, May 25-30, $190,000 · Dalhausser/Rogers, United States, $29.500 1. Dalhausser/Rogers, United States, $30,000 · David Klemperer/Eric Koreng, Germany, $29,500 2. Gavira/Herrera, Spain, $21,000 · Grzegorz Fijalek/Mariusz Prudel, Poland, $18,400 3. Brink/Reckermann, Germany, $15,000 · Marcio Araujo/Ricardo Santos, Brazil, $18,400 4. Alison/Emanuel, Brazil, $11,200 Gold - Dalhausser/Rogers vs. Klemperer/Koreng Gold - Dalhausser/Rogers def. Gavira/Herrera, 21-15, 21-13 (36) Bronze - Fijalek/Prudel vs. Marcio Araujo/Ricardo Bronze - Brink/Reckermann def. Alison/Emanuel, 21-18, 21-14 (44) MOP - to be determined MOP - Dalhausser SWATCH Serve - to be determined SWATCH Serve - Serguei Prokopiev, Russia, 105.5 km/h 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 1to1 energy Grand Slam Medal Matches July 11 Schedule Fédération Internationale de Volleyball [email protected] Telephone +41-21 345 35 35 SWATCH FIVB World Tour Series Date FIVB Tournament Round Winning Team Score Time Dalhausser & Rogers lead the SWATCH FIVB World Tour series with Klemperer/Koreng, 5-1 7/4/2010 Stavanger Grand Slam Semi-Finals Klemperer/Koreng 21-16, 13-21, 15-13 0:59 8/1/2009 Klagenfurt Grand Slam Winner 2 Dalhausser/Rogers 21-14, 21-17 0:51 7/24/2009 Marseille Grand Slam Winner 4 Dalhausser/Rogers 21-12, 21-15 0:40 7/5/2009 World Championships Bronze Medal Dalhausser/Rogers 21-11, 21-16 0:42 8/18/2008 Beijing XXIX Olympic Games Winner 2 Dalhausser/Rogers 21-13, 25-23 0:52 6/30/2007 Stavanger Grand Slam Winner 2 Dalhausser/Rogers 21-15, 21-11 0:40 This is the first SWATCH FIVB World Tour series meetings between Fijalek/Prudel and Marcio Araujo/Ricardo Dalhausser/Rogers’ SWATCH-FIVB World Tour Gold Medal Match Results (Won 12, Lost 4) 1. lost to Emanuel Rego/Ricardo Santos, BRAZIL, Croatia - Zagreb, (6/4/2006), 14-21, 17-21 (42), FIVB Event No. 179 2. def. Emanuel/Ricardo, BRAZIL, Austria - Klagenfurt (8/6/2006), 21-19, 21-17 (45), No. 188 3. def. Dmitri Barsouk/Igor Kolodinsky, RUSSIA, Switzerland, Gstaad, 2007 SWATCH-FIVB World Championships (7/29/20057), 21-16, 21-14 (46), No. 200 4. lost to Emanuel/Ricardo, BRAZIL, Brazil, Fortaleza (9/30/2007), 13-21, 15-21 (39), No. 208 5. lost to Emanuel/Ricardo, BRAZIL, Germany, Berlin (6/15/2008), 27-25, 19-21, 13-15 (73), No. 216 6. def. Reinder Nummerdor/Richard Schuil, NETHERLANDS, France, Paris (6/22/2008), 21-15, 21-17 (47), No. 217 7. def. Jonas Reckermann/Mischa Urbatzka, GERMANY, Norway, Stavanger (6/29/2008), 29-27, 21-15 (56), No. 218 8. def. Penggen Wu/Linyin Xu, CHINA, Russia, Moscow (7/6/2008), 16-21, 21-19, 15-11 (60), No. 219 9. def. Marcio Araujo/Fabio Magalhaes, BRAZIL, China - Beijing 2008 Olympic Games (8/22/2008), 23-21, 17-21, 15-4 (67), No. 223 10. def. Adriana Gavira Collado/Pablo Herrera, SPAIN, France - Marseille (7/26/2009), 21-8, 21-14 (35), No. 237 11. def. Alison Cerutti/Harley Marques, BRAZIL, Austria - Klagenfurt (8/2/2009), 21-19, 12-21, 15-12 (644), No. 238 12. def. Alison/Emanuel, BRAZIL, Brazil - Brasilia (4/25/2010), 21-16, 21-12 (38), No. 244 13. def. Alison/Emanuel, BRAZIL, Italy - Rome (5/23/2010), 23-21, 21-11 (47), No. 246 14. def. Gavira/Herrera, SPAIN, Poland - Myslowice (5/30/2010), 21-15, 21-13 (36), No. 247 15. lost to Wu/Xu, CHINA, Russia - Moscow (6/14/10), 17-21, 21-17, 15-17 (57), No. 248 16. def. Alison/Emanuel, BRAZIL, Czech Republic - Prague (6/20/2010), 21-15, 14-21, 15-11 (55), No. 249 17. vs. David Klemperer/Eric Koreng, GERMANY, Switzerland - Gstaad (7/11/2010), No. 251 Klemperer/Koreng’s SWATCH FIVB World Tour Gold Medal Match Results (Won 1, Lost 3) 1. Lost to Marcio Araujo/Fabio Magalhaes, BRAZIL, Germany - Berlin (7/15/2007), 21-15, 16-21, 9-9 retired (74), No. 200 2. Lost to Emanuel Rego/Ricardo Santos, BRAZIL, Austria - Klagenfurt (8/51/2007), 13-21, 14-21 (44), No. 203 3. Lost to Harley Marques/Pedro Salgado, BRAZIL, Spain - Mallorca (9/7/2008), 18-21, 18-21 (42), No. 225 4. def. Tarjei Skarlund/Martin Spinnangr, NORWAY, Norway - Stavanger (7/4/2010), 21-16, 21-14 (41), No. 250 5. vs. Phil Dalhausser/Todd Rogers, UNITED STATES, Switzerland - Gstaad (7/11/2010), No. 251 Germany vs. United States - Men’sSWATCH FIVB World Tour Gold Medal
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  • Fivb Board of Administration Generates Exciting Plans for Future

    Fivb Board of Administration Generates Exciting Plans for Future

    OFFICIAL BULLETIN No. 26 April 2008 Edition in English FÉDÉRATION INTERNATIONALE DE VOLLEYBALL FIVB Board of Administration generates exciting plans for future Rule changes for The FIVB Board of Administration looked towards a bright future a fast-growing sport for Volleyball after a number of progressive proposals and presentations at the 2008 Board in March, with all decisions Three pages of this World Volley News April issue are dedicated to a summary made during the working session to be forwarded for approval of the main points of the FIVB Board at the 31st FIVB World Congress in Dubai on June 16-17, 2008. FIVB President Dr. Rubén Acosta wel- comed all Members to the new techno- logically state-of-the- art Boardroom in Lausanne where they discussed a range of topics including how to increase the number of local play- ers in leagues, suc- cessful Anti-Dop- FIVB President Dr. Rubén Acosta H. ing controls, a new Mikasa ball for the of Administration in March. Even the Olympic Games and abridged version of events is rather wide-ranging so one can easily imag- dates and places of future events. The FIVB Board of Administration convenes ine the lengthy discussions and inter- in new Boardroom in March esting work that emanated from the three-day session, which was hosted Club players for the first time in our new Board- coming from other National National Federations, simultaneously, on room equipped with state-of-the-art Federations the court at the same time. technology. The Board discussed how to increase the Since we were faced with so many number of local players playing for each “We have a full understanding of the Euro- important decisions over the future Club in order to protect the identity and pean laws, but we believe that sport is of our sport, it was decided to have culture of each country.