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SCHEDULE
2001 Schedule Announcement
schedule for the AVP Tour in the year 2001 ***revised 5/17/01
Date Event Site
May 11-13 PANAMA CITY AVP TOURNAMENT Panama City,FL (CANCELLED)
May 18 -20 CLEARWATER SUNKIST AVP Clearwater, FL (CANCELLED)
June 01 -03 PLANTERS TRAIL MIX AVP CHICAGO Chicago, IL (CANCELLED)
June 08 -10 MERVYN’S BEACH BASH 2001AVP HERMOSA Hermosa Beach, CA
June 15 -17 PLANTERS TRAIL MIX AVP HUNTINGTON Huntington Beach, CA
July 13 - 15 SUNKIST AVP MUSKEGON OPEN Muskegon , MI
July 20 - 22 SUNKIST AVP BELMAR OPEN Belmar, NJ
July 27 - 29 PAUL MITCHELL AVP VIRGINIA BEACH Virginia Beach, VA
Aug 10-12 ATLANTIC CITY AVP TOURNAMENT Atlantic City,NJ (CANCELLED)
Aug17 - 19 AVP KARCH KIRALY CLASSIC Santa Barbara, CA
Aug 24 - 26 SUNKIST AVP MANHATTAN BEACH OPEN Manhattan Beach, CA
Sept 07- 09 PAUL MITCHELL AVP King & Queen of the
Beach Las Vegas, NV
Webcams: Good Stuff--StrandCam Hermosa Wave Beach Cam
Event Links:
Hermosa Wave Beach Bash 2001 Live Volleyball Scores
Mervyn's
Beach Bash 2001 Website
Mervyn's AVP Hermosa 2001 Event Schedule
HermosaWave 2001 AVP Sideout Open Highlites
1999 AVP Hermosa Beach Open Yahoo/Broadcast Streaming TV Coverage
Qualification Tournaments, June 8
· Open qualification tournament
· single elimination
· up to 32 teams per gender
· four teams advance to each main draw
Main Draws, June 9-10
· The men's main draw consists of 24 teams
· 18 pre-seeded teams
· four (4) teams via the qualification tournament
· Up to two additional wild card teams
· (Format: Double Elimination)
· The women's main draw consists of 16 teams
· 10 pre-seeded teams
· four (4) teams via the qualification tournament
· Up to two additional wild card teams
· (Format: Double Elimination)
Prize Money: $75,000 per gender M/W
1st 0-0 360 $16,750
2nd 0-0 324 $11,250
3rd 0-0 288 $8,200
4th 0-0 252 $6,200
5th 0-0 216 $4,700
5th 0-0 216 $4,700
7th 0-0 180 $3,200
7th 0-0 180 $3,200
5th AaronBoss,SanDiego,Cali/IanClark,Boulder,Co/HermosaBch,Cali(10)3-2 216 $4,700
Ian Clark & Aaron Boss finished 9th at last year's 2000 AVP
Huntington Beach Open
Articles:2001
SIX
WOMEN'S & EIGHT MEN'S ADVANCE IN MERVYN'S BEACH BASH AVP MAIN DRAWS
June
9, 2001
Men's Competition
Seeding: (Courtesy of Lynn Chu)
Seed Name Points Ranking Qualifying Status
Canyon Ceman, Manhattan Beach, Calif./Mike Whitmarsh, SanDiego,
Calif.
Dax Holdren, San Diego, Calif./Todd Rogers, Santa Barbara, Calif.
Karch Kiraly, San Clemente, Calif./Brent Doble, St.
Paul,Minn./CapistranoBeach, Calif.
Dain Blanton, Laguna Beach, Calif./Eric Fonoimoana, Hermosa Beach,
Calif.
Stein Metzger, Honolulu, Hi./Kevin Wong, Pearl City, Hi.
Nick Hannemann, Hermosa Beach, Calif./Adam Jewell, San Juan
Capistrano,Calif.
Carl Henkel, Redondo Beach, Calif./Sinjin Smith, Pacific
Palisades,Calif.
David Swatik, Manhattan Beach, Calif./Brent Frohoff, Manhattan Beach,
Calif.
Lee LeGrande, Honolulu, Hi./Scott Akayatubby, Hermosa Beach,Colo.
Aaron Boss, San Diego, Calif./ Ian Clark, Boulder, Colo./Hermosa Beach,
Calif.
Albert Hannemann, Torrance, Calif./Sean Scott, Kailua, Hi.
Scott Davenport, Redondo Beach, Calif./Paul Baxter, Plymouth,Minn.
Bill Boullianne, Redondo Beach, Calif./Colin Smith, Hermosa
Beach,Calif.
Mark Kerins, Huntington Beach, Calif./Chris Makos, Playa Del Rey,Calif.
Andy Witt, Santa Ynez, Calif./Larry Witt, Santa Ynez, Colo.
Jim Nichols, Encinitas, Calif./Ricci Luyties, Boulder, Colo.
Mark Paaluhi, Honolulu, Hi./Jake Elliott, Columbia, S. C.
Pepe Delahoz, San Diego, Calif./Daniel Cardenas, Los Angeles, Calif.
David Smith, Santa Monica, Calif./John Anselmo, Manhattan Beach,Calif.
Rob Heidger, Redondo Beach, Calif./Chip McCaw, Tulsa, Okla.
Jerry Graham, Hermosa Bach, Calif./Jeff Carlucci, Hermosa Beach,Calif.
Peter Tourigny/Rafat Agi, Redondo Beach, Calif.
Casey Jennings, Huntington Beach, Calif./Sean Rosenthal
Colin Wellman, Pacific Palisades, Calif./Brian McDonald
Ronald Kumgisky/Jeff Bellandi, Hermosa Beach, Calif.
Matt Riley/Dan Fischer
Eddie Stokes, Redondo Beach, Calif./Brad Torsone, Hermosa Beach,Calif.
David Fischer, Santa Monica, Calif/Jack Quinn, Venice Beach, Calif.
Coley Kyman, Aliso Viejo, Calif/Leland Quinn, Los Angeles, Calif.
Matt Sokolowski, Hermosa Beach, Calif./Geoff Pollard, Los Angels,
Calif.
Adam Roberts, Myrtle Beach, S. C./Chad Turner, Clearwater Beach, Fla.
Jason Ring, Hermosa Beach, Calif./Mark Williams
Sean Burke, San Diego, Calif./Matt Olson
Mike Mattarocci, San Diego, Calif./Evie Mathews
John Braunstein/Kevin Dake, Irvine, Calif.
Scott Hill, Los Angeles, Calif./Tom Slauterbeck, Santa Monica, Calif.
Andrew Vazquez/Tom Black
Brian Soldano, Fort Lauderdale, Fla./James Walls, Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
Mike Minier/Justin Perlstrom, Laguna Beach, Calif.
Sam Haghighi, Santa Monica, Calif./Rich Van Huizen
Said Souikane/Adam Renfry
Mike Szymanski, Hermosa Beach, Calif./Brian Chapman
Mike Scales/Corin Bemus
Karl Owens/Doug Foust
John Moran/Anthony Medel
Jeff Hall/Mike Desjardin
Chris Walmer/Chuck Moore
Eric Roberts/Jason Greenlaw
Patrick Aparicio/Jeff Nielson
Morgan Mainz/Stanford Styles
Chad Mowrey, Redondo Beach, Calif./Scott Lane
Tom Barber/Chad Wick
Darren Wachtfogel/Sean Davis
Dan Valdes, Long Beach, Caiif./Steve Ueketel
Jeff Nygaard, Madison, Wis./John Hyden, San Diego, Calif.
Tom Lambert/Wayne/Tom Seligson, Honolulu, Hi.
Brian Duff/Jeff Smith, San Diego, Calif.
Anthony Mihalic/Ryan Cronin
Santana Aker/Gary Barnes
Jim Alzina/Chris Guialanos
Darren Roberts/Ayinde Alakoye
Corey W.Glave, Hermosa Beach, Calif./Scott Keidasch, El Segundo,Calif.
Ron Von Hagen, Sun Valley, Ida./Tom Chamales
Craig Freeberg/Eric Macias
Donavan Dana/Ian Gallagher
Winner's Bracket, First-Round
Jake Elliott, Columbia, S. C./Mark Paaluhi, Honolulu, Hi. (No.
16-seeded Main Draw team) def. Daniel Cardenas, Los Angeles,
Calif./Pepe Delahoz, San Diego,Calif. (17), 21-0, 21-0
Scott Lane, Las Vegas, Nev./Chad Mowrey, Redondo Beach, Calif. (24,
No.32-seeded Qualification Tournament team) def. Scott Akayatubby,
Hermosa Beach,Calif./Lee LeGrande, Honolulu, Hi. (9), 21-15, 19-21,
15-7 (60 minutes);
Albert Hannemann, Torrance, Calif./Sean Scott, Kailua, Hi. (12) def.
Casey Jennings, Huntington Beach, Calif./Sean Rosenthal, Redondo Beach,
Calif.
(21,3), 21-18, 19-21, 15-12 (60);
Rob Heidger, Redondo Beach, Calif./Chip McCaw, Tulsa, Okla. (20) def.
Ricci Luyties, Boulder, Colo./Jim Nichols, Encinitas, Calif. (13),
21-15, 17-21,21-19 (72);
John Anselmo/David Smith, Santa Monica, Calif., Manhattan Beach, Calif.
(19)def. Scott Davenport, Redondo Beach, Calif./Paul Baxter, Plymouth,
Minn. (14),21-19, 20-22,22-20 (71);
Bill Boullianne, Redondo Beach, Calif./Colin Smith, Hermosa Beach,
Calif.(11) def. Eddie Stokes, Redondo Beach, Calif./Brad Torsone,
Hermosa Beach,Calif. (22, 7), 18-21, 21-14, 15-11 (63);
Aaron Boss, San Diego, Calif./ Ian Clark, Boulder, Colo./Hermosa
Beach,Calif.(10) def. Jason Ring, Hermosa Beach, Calif./Mark Williams,
Santa Monica,Calif.(23, 12), 21-16, 20-22, 15-11 (58);
Andy Witt, Santa Ynez, Calif./Larry Witt, Santa Ynez, Calif. (15) def.
Mark Kerins, HuntingtonBeach,Calif./Chris Makos,Playa Del Rey, Calif.
(18),19-21, 21-19, 16-14 (68).
Winner's Bracket, Second-Round
-Dax Holdren,SantaBarbara, Calif./Todd Rogers, Santa Barbara,
Calif(1)def Elliott/Paaluhi (16), 21-14, 21-9 (31);
Brent Doble,St.Paul,Minn./Capistrano Beach,Calif./Matt Lyles,Los
Gatos,Calif. (8) def. Lane/Mowrey (24, 32), 21-23, 21-18, 15-12 (68);
-A. Hannemann/Scott(12)def.Carl Henkel,Redondo Beach,Calif./Sinjin
Smith,Pacific Palisades,Calif. (5), 21-17, 21-14 (47); -Heidger/McCaw
(20) def. Nick Hannemann, Hermosa Beach,Calif./Adam Jewell,San Juan
Capistrano, Calif. (4),16-21,
21-19, 15-11 (57);
-Dain Blanton,Laguna Beach,Calif./Eric Fonoimoana,Hermosa
Beach,Calif.(3)def.Anselmo/D.Smith (19),21-10, 21-18 (36);
-Stein Metzger, Honolulu, Hi./Kevin Wong,Pearl
City,Hi.(6)def.Boullianne/C. Smith (11), 21-17, 23-21 (49);
-Aaron Boss/Ian Clark(10)def.David
Swatik,ManhattanBeach,Calif./Brent Frohoff,ManhattanBeach,Calif(7),
21-16, 21-17 (35);
-Canyon Ceman, Manhattan Beach, Calif./Mike Whitmarsh, San Diego,
Calif. (2)
def. A. Witt/L. Witt (15), 21-16, 21-19 (45).
Loser's Bracket, First-Round (losers eliminated, place 17th,
split $500
Cardenas/Delahoz (17) def. A. Witt/L. Witt (15), 21-18, 21-19 (47);
Akayatubby/LeGrande (9) def. Swatik/Frohoff (7), 21-8, 21-15 (33);
Boullianne/C. Smith (11) def. Jennings/Rosenthal (21, 3), 21-16, 22-20
(42);
Anselmo/D. Smith (19) def. Luyties/Nichols (13), 21-15, 16-21, 15-12
(51);
N. Hannemann/Jewell (4) def. Davenport/Baxter (14), 21-14, 21-16 (48);
Henkel/S. Smith (5) def. Stokes/Torsone (22, 7), 21-12, 21-14 (36);
Mowrey/Lane (24, 32) def. Ring/Williams (23, 12), 19-21, 21-17, 22-20
(66);
Paaluhi/Elliott (16) def. Kerins/Makos (18), 21-15, 20-22, 15-9 (60).
Winner's Bracket, Third-Round
Holdren/Rogers (1) def. Doble/Lyles (8), 19-21, 21-16, 15-12 (52);
A. Hannemann/Scott (12) def. Heidger/McCaw (20), 21-16, 21-17 (53);
Metzer/Wong (6) def. Blanton/Fonoimoana (3), 17-21, 21-17, 15-12 (55);
Aaron Boss/Ian Clark (10) def.
Ceman/Whitmarsh (2), 21-13, 21-17 (39).
Loser's Bracket, Second-Round (losers eliminated, place 13th,
split $1,000)
Akayatubby/LeGrande (9) def. Cardenas/Delahoz (17), 21-10, 25-23 (42);
Anselmo/D. Smith (19) def. Boullianne/C. Smith (11), 21-16, 21-13 (40);
Henkel/S. Smith (5) def. N. Hannemann/Jewell (4), 21-17, 21-14 (49);
Mowrey/Lane (24, 32) def. Paaluhi/Elliott (16), 21-18, 21-16 (44).
Loser's Bracket, Third-Round (losers eliminated, place 9th,
split $2,200)
Akayatubby/LeGrande (9) def. Heidger/McCaw (20), 21-17, 24-22 (41);
Doble/Lyles (8) def. Anselmo/D. Smith (19), 21-14, 21-12 (43);
Henkel/S. Smith (5) def. Ceman/Whitmarsh (2), 21-16, 18-21, 15-12 (57);
Blanton/Fonoimoana (3) vs. Mowrey/Lane (24, 32), 21-11, 19-21, 15-13
(48).
June 10, 2001 at The Pier, Hermosa Beach, Calif.
Winner's Bracket, Fourth-Round (starts at 8 a.m., two courts;
winners advance to Sunday's semi-finals)
Holdren/Rogers (1) def. A Hannemann/Scott (12); 21-18, 21-19
Metzger/Wong (6) def.Aaron Boss/Ian Clark
(10); 21-15, 21-17
Loser's Bracket, Fourth-Round (starts at 8 a.m., two courts;
losers eliminated,
place 7th, split $3,200)
Doble/Lyles (8) def.Akayatubby/LeGrande (9); 22-13, 21-18
Blanton/Fonoimoana (3) def. Henkel/S. Smith (5) ;21-11,19-21,15-13
Loser's Bracket, Fifth-Round (starts approximately at 9:30
a.m.; winners
advance to semi-finals; losers eliminated, place 5th, split $4,700)
Doble/Lyles (8) def.Aaron Boss/Ian Clark (10);23-13,21-18
.
Winner's Bracket, Fourth-round losers vs. Loser's Bracket,
Fourth-round
winners.
Blanton/Fonoimoana (3) def.A Hannemann/Scott (12);21-18,21-16
Semi-finals (starts approximately at 11 a.m.)
Winner's Bracket, Fourth-round winners vs. Loser's Bracket, Fifth-round
winners.
Holdren/Rogers (1) def.Doble/Lyles (8) ;21-18,21-13
Blanton/Fonoimoana (3) def.Metzger/Wong (6);21-9,21-16
Bronze Medal Match (starts approximately at 1:30 p.m.;
winners place
third,
split $8,200; losers place fourth, split $6,200)
Metzger/Wong (6) def. Doble/Lyles (8); 22-20, 21-17
Gold Medal Match (starts approximately at 4:30 p.m.; winners
place first,split
$16,750; winners place second, split $11,250)
Holdren/Rogers (1) def.Blanton/Fonoimoana (3); 21-18,16-21,17-15
Hermosa Beach Volleyball - Past Champions (four events)
1998 Adam Johnson/Karch Kiraly
1999 David Swatik/Mike Whitmarsh
2000 Jose Loiola/Emanuel Rego
2001 Dax Holdren/Todd Rogers
Dax Holdren Todd Rogers
$75,000 SIDE OUT AVP HERMOSA BEACH OPEN - MEN'S RANKINGS
MERVYN'S BEACH BASH - June10, 2001 at The Pier, Hermosa Beach, Calif.
Men's Main Draw Final Rankings
Rank, Team (Main Draw Seed, Qualification Tournament Seed) Record Points Earnings
1stDax Holdren,SantaBarbara,Cali/Todd
Rogers,Santa Barbara,Cali(1)5-0 360 $16,750
2ndD.Blanton,Laguna Bch,Cali/Eric
Fonoimoana,Hermosa Bch,Cali(3) 5-2 324 $11,250
3rdStein Metzger,Honolulu,Hi./Kevin Wong,
Pearl City,Hi. (6) 4-1 288 $8,200
4thBrent
Doble,StPaul,Minn./CapisBch,Cali/Matt Lyles,LosGatos,Cali(8) 4-3 252
$6,200
5th Albert Hannemann,Torrance,Cali/Sean
Scott,Kailua,Hi.(12) 3-2 216 $4,700
5thAaronBoss,SanDiego,Cali/ IanClark,Boulder,Co/HermosaBch,Cali(10)3-2 216
$4,700
7thScott Akayatubby,Hermosa Bch,Cali/LeeLeGrande,Honolulu,Hi.(9)
3-2 180 $3,200
7thCarl Henkel,RedondoBeach,Cali/Sinjin Smith,PacificPalisades,Cali(5)
3-2 180 $3,200
9th Rob Heidger, Redondo Beach, Calif./Chip McCaw,Tulsa,Okla.(20)2-2
144 $2,200
9th John Anselmo/David Smith,Santa
Monica,Calif.,M.Beach,Calif.(19) 3-2 144 $2,200
9th Canyon Ceman, M.Beach, Calif./Mike Whitmarsh,San Diego,Cali(2) 1-2
144 $2,200
9th Scott Lane, LasVegas,Nev./Chad Mowrey,Redondo Beach,Cali(24, 32)3-2
144 $2,200
13thDaniel Cardenas,LosAngeles,Calif./Pepe Delahoz,SanDiego,Cali(17)
1-2 108 $1,000
13thB.Boullianne,Redondo Bch,Calif./Colin Smith,HermBeach,Cali (11) 2-2
108 $1,000
13thN.Hannemann,HermBch,Cali/Adam Jewell, SJCapistrano,Cali(4)1-2 108
$1,000
13thJake Elliott,Columbia,S.C./MarkPaaluhi,Honolulu,Hi.(16)2-2 108
$1,000
17thAndy Witt, Santa Ynez,Calif./Larry Witt,Santa Ynez,Calif.(15) 1-2
108 $500
17thDavid Swatik,Manhattan Beach,Calif./Brent Frohoff,M.
Beach,Calif.(7) 0-2 72 $500
17thCasey Jennings,H.Beach,Calif./Sean
Rosenthal,RedoBeach,Cali(21,3)0-2 72 $500
17thRicci Luyties, Boulder,Colo./Jim Nichols,Encinitas, Calif. (13)0-2
72 $500
17thScott Davenport,Redondo Beach,Cali/Paul Baxter,Plymouth,Minn(14)
0-2 72 $500
17thEdie Stokes,RedBeach, Calif./Brad Torsone, Hermosa
Beach,Cali(22,7)0-2 72 $500
17thJasn Ring,Hermosa Beach,Cali/Mark Williams,Santa
Monica,Cali(23,12)0-2 72 $500
17thMark Kerins,H. Beach, Calif./Chris Makos, Playa Del Rey,Calif. (18)
0-2 72 $500
Men's Qualification Tournament Rankings
$75,000 SIDE OUT AVP HERMOSA BEACH OPEN - MEN'S RANKINGS
MERVYN'S BEACH BASH - June 9, 2001 at The Pier, Hermosa Beach, Calif.
Revised June 9, 2001, 7:52 PM
Rank, Team (Qualification Tournament Seed) Record Points
QChad Mowrey, Redondo Beach, Calif./Scott Lane, Las Vegas, Nev.(32)4-0
Main Draw
QJason Ring,Hermosa Beach,Calif./Mark Williams,Santa
Monica,Calif.(12)3-0Main Draw
QCasey Jennings,Huntington Beach,Calif./Sean
Rosenthal,RedondoBeach,Calif.(3)3-0MD
QEddie Stokes,Redondo Beach,Calif./Brad Torsone,Hermosa Beach,Calif.(7)
3-0 MD
25thKarl Owens, Santa Monica, Claif./Doug Foust, Calgary, Alberta,
Fla.(24) 3-1 36
25thSean Burke, Chicago, Ill./San Diego, Calif./Matt Olson, San
Diego,Calif. (13) 2-1 36
25thAdam Roberts, Myrtle Beach, S. C./Chad Turner, Clearwater Beach,
Fla.(11) 2-1 36
25thBrian Soldano, Fort Lauderdale, Fla./James Walls, Fort
Lauderdale,Fla.(18) 2-1 36
29thAndrew Vazquez, Hermosa Beach, Calif./Tom Black, Reseda, Calif.
(17)1-1 32
29thJohn Moran, Phoneix, Ariz./Anthony Medel, Santa Barbara, Calif.
(25)2-1 32
29thMike Lambert, Honolulu, Hi./Wayne Seligson, Honolulu, Hi.
(37) 2-1 32
29thJeff Nygaard, Madison, Wis./John Hyden, San Diego, Calif.
(36) 2-1 32
29thMike Mattarocci,San Diego,Calif./Evie Mathews, Calgary,
Alberta,Canada(14)1-1 32
29thJeff Hall, St. Paul, Minn./Mike Desjardin, Mission Beach, Calif.
(27)2-1 32
29thMike Scales, Newport Beach, Calif./Corin Bemus, San Clemente,
Calif.(23) 2-1 32
29thPeter Tourigny, Manhattan Beach, Calif./Rafat Agi, Redondo
Beach,Calif. (2) 1-1 32
37thJerry Graham, Hermosa Bach, Calif./Jeff Carlucci, Hermosa
Beach,Calif.(1) 0-1 22
37thScott Hill, Los Angeles, Calif./Tom Slauterbeck, Santa Monica,
Calif.(16) 0-1 22
37thColey Kyman, Aliso Viejo, Calif/Leland Quinn, Los Angeles, Calif.
(9)0-1 22
37thDavid Fischer, Santa Monica, Calif/Jack Quinn, Venice Beach,
Calif.(8)0-1 22
37thRonald Kumgisky, Santa Monica,Calif./Jeff Bellandi,Hermosa
Beach,Calif.(5) 0-1 22
37thSaid Souikane, Morocco, North Africa/Adam Renfry, San Diego,
Calif.(21) 1-1 22
37thSam Haghighi, Santa Monica, Calif./Brett Scharf, New York, N. Y.
(20)1-1 22
37thColinWellman,PacificPalisades,Calif./BrianMcDonald,NewportBeach,Cali(4)0-1
22
37thPatrick Aparicio, Oakland, Calif./Jeff Nielson, San Jose,
Calif(30)1-1 22
37thMike Minier, Irvine, Calif./Justin Perlstrom, Laguna Beach,
Calif.(19)0-1 22
37thMike
Szymanski,HermosaBeach,Calif./BrianChapman,HermosaBeach,Calif(22)1-122
37thMatt Riley,SantaBarbara,Calif./Dan Fisher,SantaBarbara,Calif.(6)0-1
22
37thAnthony Mihalic, Belmar, N. J./Ryan Cronin, Hermosa Beach, Calif.
(39)1-1 22
37thMatt Sokolowski,Clearwater Beach, Fla./Geoff Pollard, Los
Angels,Calif. (10) 0-1 22
37thJohn Braunstein, Newport Beach, Calif./Kevin Dake, Irvine, Calif.
(15)0-1 22
37thAaron Wachtfogel, Redondo Beach, Calif./Sean
Davis,SantaMonica,Calif. (34) 1-1 22
53rdTom Barber, Long Island, N. Y./Chad Wick, Paradise Valley, Ariz.
(33)0-1 8
53rdJim Alzina, Santa Barbara, Calif./Chris Guialanos, Santa
Barbara,Calif. (41) 0-1 8
53rdSantana Aker, Detroit, Mich./Gary Barnes, Phoenix, Ariz.
(40) 0-1 8
53rdChris Walmer, Manhattan Beach, Calif./Chuck Moore, Clearwater,
Fla.(28) 0-1 8
53rdJoe Boken, Hermosa Beach, Calif./Bill Sigler, Hermosa Beach,
Calif.(44) 0-1 8
53rdDonavan Dana, Fort Lauderdale, Calif./Ian
Gallagher,HermosaBeach,Calif. (45) 0-1 8
53rdEric Roberts,Sacramento,Calif./Jason Greenlaw, Holliston, Mass.
(29)0-1 8
53rdDan Valdes,Long Beach,Caiif./Steve Uchytil,Huntington
Beach,Calif.(35) 0-1 8
53rdCorey W. Glave,Hermosa Beach,Calif./Scott Keidasch,El
Segundo,Calif. (43) 0-1 8
53rdBrian Duff, Rochester, N. Y./Jeff Smith,San Diego,Calif. (38)0-1 8
53rdKevin Cleary,Manhattan Beach, Calif./Joel Jones, Torrance,
Calif.(26)0-1 8
53rdDarren Roberts,Manhattan Beach,Calif./Ayinde
Alakoye,Washington,D.C. (42) 0-1 8
53rdMorgan Mainz,Santa Barbara,Calif./Dancer Styles, Sausalito,
Calif.(31) 0-1 8
Women's Competition
Seeding: (Courtesy
of Lynn Chu)
Seed
Name
Points
Ranking
Qualifying Status
Lisa Arce, Redondo Beach, Calif./Holly McPeak, Manhattan Beach,
Calif
Barbra Fontana,Manhattan Beach, Calif./Elaine Youngs, Encinitas, Calif.
Nancy Mason, Belleville, Ill./Leanne Schuster, Mesa, Ariz. ·
Carrie Busch, Hermosa Beach, Calif./Rachel Wacholder, Hermosa
Beach,Calif.
Danalee Bragado, Honolulu, Hi./Ali Wood, Long Beach, Calif.
Stephanie Cox, Mission Viejo,Calif./Katy Eldridge, Playa del Rey,
Calif.
Linda Hanley,Pacific Palisades, Calif./Sarah Straton, Hermosa
Beach,Calif.
Liz Masakayan, San Diego, Calif./Cary Wendell,Menlo Park, Calif.
Marsha Miller, Santa Monica, Calif./Lia Young, Honolulu, Hi
Jennifer Kessy, San Diego,Calif./Jennifer Meredith, Manhattan Beach,
Calif.
Diane DeNecochea, La Jolla, Calif./Wendy Stammer, Portland,Ore.
Pat Keller, Lake Forest, Calif./Kristen Schritter, San Diego, Calif.
Marla O'Hara, Agoura Hills, Calif./Julie Sprague, Manhattan Beach,
Calif.
Michelle Morse, Redondo Beach, Calif./Liz Pagano, San Diego, Calif.
Angie Kammer, San Diego, Calif./Erin Galli San Diego,Calif.
Missy Ross, La Jolla, Calif./Sara White, Venice,Calif.
Sarah Schroeder, Pacific Palisades, Calif./Kaili Kimura, Hawthorne,
Calif.
Deanna Johnson, Cardiff by the Sea, Calif./Barbara Nyland, San Diego,
Calif.
Mary Baily,Calabasas, Calif./Helen Reale, Los Angeles, Calif.
Anne MacArthur, Brentwood, Calif./Maggie Philgence, Santa Monica,
Calif.
Heather Lowe, Redondo Beach,Calif./Carrie Wright, Chula Vista, Calif.
Natacha Nelson,San Jose, Calif./Alicia Zamparelli, Redondo Beach,
Calif.
Karen Reitz, San Diego, Calif./Caron Janc, San Diego,Calif.
Daven Casad, Montecito, Calif./Kim Zuffelato, Santa Barbara, Calif.
Shannon Sneed, Phoenix, Ariz./Kristi Vandenberg, Torrance, Calif.
Jamie Ivers, Sacramento,Calif./Jody Paperno, Huntington Beach, Calif.
Kate Lindquist, Fountain Valley, Calif./Tracy Liindquist, Fountain
Valley, Calif.
Kelly Rowe, Los Angeles, Calif./Veronica Sanchez, Hawthorne,Calif.
Arcadia Berjonneau, Santa Monica, Calif./Cherry Simkins, Torrance,
Calif.
April Chapple-Zanella, Los Angeles, Calif./Suzie Turner, San Diego,
Calif.
Kerri Eich,Santa Monica, Calif./Catie Fliesher, Culver City, Calif.
Rhonda Kottke, Los Angeles, Calif./Darina Staneva, LasVegas, Nev.
Lisa Marshall, Loudonville, Ohio-Playa del Rey, Calif./Nikki Audette
Sharman Mitchell, San Diego, Calif./Michelle Wickman
Dana Atkinson/Brandy Barratt
Jill Changaris/Dragana Djordjevic
Liza Delosreyes/Renee Smith
Romana Neuschaefer/Janelle Koester
LeisaButler/Barb Letts
Jill Montgomery/Alex Aucker
JosieYoungblood/Dana Morgan
$75,000 UNION BAY AVP HERMOSA BEACH OPEN - WOMEN'S MAIN DRAW
RESULTS/SCHEDULE
MERVYN'S BEACH BASH
June 9, 2001 at The Pier, Hermosa Beach, Calif., Revised June 9, 2001,
7:51 PM
Winner's Bracket, First-Round (starting at 9 a.m. PDT; four
courts)
Barbra Fontana, Manhattan Beach, Calif./Elaine Youngs, Encinitas,
Calif.(No.1-seeded Main Draw team) def. Katie Lindquist, Fountain
Valley, Calif./TracyLindquist, Fountain Valley,Calif(16,No.15-seeded
Qualification TournamentTeam),21-11,21-13 (37 minutes);
Linda Hanley, Pacific Palisades, Calif./Sarah Straton, Hermosa Beach,
Calif.(8) def. Jennifer Kessy,SanDiego,Cali/Jennifer
Meredith,ManhattanBeach,Cali(9),21-8,21-14 (33);
Stephanie Cox, Mission Viejo, Calif./Katy Eldridge, Playa del Rey,
Calif.(5)def. Pat Keller, Lake Forest, Calif./Kristen Schritter,San
Diego,Cali(12),16-21, 21-11, 15-12 (57);
Carrie Busch, Hermosa Beach, Calif./Rachel Wacholder, Hermosa Beach,
Calif.(4) def. Angie Kammer, San Diego, Calif./Erin Galli San Diego,
Calif. (13, 3),21-8, 21-13 (35);
Nancy Mason, Belleville, Ill./Leanne Schuster, Mesa, Ariz. (3) def.
HeatherLowe, Redondo Beach, Calif./Carrie Wright, Chula Vista, Calif.
(14, 9), 19-21,21-10, 15-10 (51);
Diane DeNecochea, La Jolla, Calif./Wendy Stammer, Portland, Ore. (11)
def.Danalee Bragado, Honolulu, Hi./Ali Wood, Long Beach, Calif. (6),
21-13, 21-19(38);
Liz Masakayan, San Diego, Calif./Cary Wendell, Menlo Park, Calif. (7)
def.Marsha Miller, Santa Monica, Calif./Lia Young, Honolulu, Hi. (10),
21-17,21-15(43);
Lisa Arce, Redondo Beach, Calif./Holly McPeak, Manhattan Beach, Calif.
(2)def. Daven Casad, Montecito, Calif./Kim Zuffelato, Santa Barbara,
Calif.
(15,12), 21-14, 21-13 (33).
Winner's Bracket, Second-Round
Fontana/Youngs (1) def. Hanley/Stratton (8), 21-19, 23-21 (44);
Cox/Eldridge (5) def. Busch/Wacholder (4), 15-21, 21-19, 17-15 (59);
DeNecochea/Stammer (11) def. Mason/Schuster (3), 17-21, 21-11, 15-13
(51);
Arce/McPeak (2) def. Masaakayan/Wendell (7), 21-12, 21-12 (36).
Loser's Bracket, First-Round (losers eliminated, place 13th,
split $1,250)
Miller/Young (10) def. Casad/Zuffelato (15, 12), 21-18, 22-20 (44);
Bragado/Wood (6) def. Lowe/Wright (14, 9), 21-10, 21-17 (33);
Keller/Schritter (12) def. Kammer/Galli (13, 3), 21-9, 21-14 (48);
Kessy/Meredith (9) def. K. Lindquist/T. Lindquist (16, 15), 21-16,
21-12(36);
Loser's Bracket, Second-Round (losers eliminated, place 9th,
split $2,500)
Busch/Wacholder (4) def. Miller/Young (10), 26-24, 21-18 (43)
Hanley/Straton (8) def. Bragado/Wood (6), 21-14, 22-24, 15-8 (59);
Masakayan/Wendell (7) def. Keller/Schritter (12), 21-15, 21-15 (40);
Mason/Schuster (3) def. Kessy/Meredith (9), 21-17, 26-24 (45).
Winner's Bracket, Third-Round (winners advance to Sunday's
semi-finals)
Fontana/Youngs (1) def. Cox/Eldridge (5), 21-16, 21-12 (44);
Arce/McPeak (2) def. DeNecochea/Stammer (11), 21-14, 23-21 (43).
Loser's Bracket, Third-Round (losers eliminated, place 7th,
split $3,500)
Hanley/Straton (8) def. Busch/Wacholder (4), 21-16, 21-16 (36);
Mason/Schuster (3) def. Masakayan/Wendell (7), 20-22, 21-13, 15-13
(56).
Loser's Bracket, Fourth-Round (starts at 8 a.m. PDT, two courts;
winners
advance to semi-finals; losers eliminated, place 5th, split $5,000)
DeNecochea/Stammer (11) vs. Hanley/Straton (8).
Cox/Eldridge (5) vs. Mason/Schuster (3).
Semi-finals (starts at approximately 10 a.m.)
Fontana/Youngs (1) vs. DeNecochea/Stammer (11/ Hanley/Straton (8)
winner.
Arce/McPeak (2) vs. Cox/Eldridge (5) / Mason/Schuster (3) winner.
Bronze Medal Match (starts at approximately 12 p.m.; winners
place third,
split $8,500; winners place fourth, split $6,500)
Semi-final losers.
Gold Medal Match (starts at approximately 2:30 p.m.; winners
place first,split $16,750; winners place second, split $11,250)
Semi-final winners.
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Event Facts
Event Start Date:Friday, Jun 15, 2001
Prize Money:$125,000.00
Payout Breakdown:Mens and Womens
1) $14,000.00 2) $9,250.00 3) $6,600.00 4) $4,850.00 5) $3,500.00
5)$3,500.00
7) $2,500.00 7) $2,500.00 9) $1,500.00 9) $1,500.00 9) $1,500.00 9)
$1,500.00
13) $850.00 13) $850.00 13) $850.00 13) $850.00 17) $500.00 17) $500.00
17) $500.00 17) $500.00 17) $500.00 17) $500.00 17) $500.00 17) $500.00
25) $300.00 25) $300.00 25) $300.00 25) $300.00 25) $300.00 25) $300.00
25) $300.00 25) $300.00
Signup Deadline Date:Wednesday, Jun 13, 2001
Signup Deadline Time:12:00PM
Starting Time:8:00 am Friday ;8:00 am Saturday; 9:00 am Sunday
6/15-17 AVP HB Open - The second stop on the 2001 AVP Pro Beach
Volleyball Tour. Admission is free. South side of the pier. Fri. 8am.
Sat. 8am Sun. 9:00am Championship Match Sun.Approx. 4pm.
Webcams:
Huntington Beach Webcam
Event Links:
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Tour Event Coverage
(Format: Double Elimination)
- Ian Clark/Aaron Boss $ 500.00
Winner's Bracket, First-round
Adam Roberts, Myrtle Beach, S. C./Colin Wellman, Pacific
Palisades,Calif.(27) def. Aaron Boss, San
Diego, Calif./ Ian Clark,
Boulder,Colo./Hermosa Beach, Calif. (6), 21-14 and 21-18 (40);
Loser's Bracket, First-round (losers eliminated, place 25th, split
$300)
Boss/Clark (6) def. Elliott/Paaluhi (11),
21-12, 20-22 and 15-12 (45);
Loser's Bracket, Second-round (losers eliminated, place 17th,
split $500)
A. Witt/L. Witt (12) def. Boss/Clark (6),
21-12 and 21-15 (36);
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Seeding:
Seed
Name
Points
Ranking
Qualifying Status
$62,500 PAUL MITCHEL AVP HUNTINGTON BEACH OPEN - MEN'S ENTRIES
June 15-17, 2001 at The Pier, Huntington Beach, Calif., Revised June13,
2001,5:20 PM
Men's Main Draw Entries:
Canyon Ceman, Manhattan Beach, Calif./Mike Whitmarsh, San Diego, Calif.
Brent Doble, St. Paul, Minn./Capistrano Beach, Calif./Karch Kiraly,
SanClemente, Calif.
Aaron Boss, San Diego, Calif./ Ian Clark, Boulder, Colo./HermosaBeach, Calif.
Albert Hannemann, Torrance, Calif./Sean Scott, Kailua, Hi.
Nick Hannemann, Hermosa Beach, Calif./Adam Jewell, San Juan Capistrano,
Calif.
Lee LeGrande, Honolulu, Hi./Mark Williams, Santa Monica, Calif.
David Smith, Santa Monica, Calif./John Anselmo, Manhattan Beach,Calif.
Rob Heidger, Redondo Beach, Calif./Chip McCaw, Tulsa, Okla.
David Swatik, Manhattan Beach, Calif./Brent Frohoff, Manhattan Beach,
Calif.
Scott Akayatubby, Hermosa Beach, Colo./Eduardo Bacil, El Segundo,
Calif.
Mark Paaluhi, Honolulu, Hi./Jake Elliott, Columbia, S. C.
Pepe Delahoz, San Diego, Calif./Daniel Cardenas, Los Angeles, Calif.
Mark Kerins, Huntington Beach, Calif./Chris Makos, Playa Del Rey,Calif.
Andy Witt, Santa Ynez, Calif./Larry Witt, Santa Ynez, Calif.
Ricci Luyties, Boulder, Colo./Jim Nichols, Encinitas, Calif.
Chad Mowrey, Redondo Beach, Calif./Scott Lane, Las Vegas, Nev.
Paul Baxter, Plymouth, Minn./Jason Ring, Hermosa Beach, Calif.
Bill Boullianne, Redondo Beach, Calif./Leland, Quinn, Leland
Quinn,LosAngeles, Calif.
Mike Lambert, Honolulu, Hi./Colin Smith, Hermosa Beach, Calif.
Casey Jennings, Huntington Beach, Calif./Sean Rosenthal, Redondo
Beach,Calif.
Scott Davenport, Redondo Beach, Calif./Jeff Nygaard, Madison, Wis.
Eddie Stokes, Redondo Beach, Calif./Brad Torsone, Hermosa Beach,Calif.
Jeff Bellandi, Hermosa Beach, Calif./Jeff Carlucci, Hermosa
Beach,Calif.
Adam Roberts, Myrtle Beach, S. C./Colin Wellman, Pacific
Palisades,Calif.
David Fischer, Santa Monica, Calif./Jerry Graham, Hermosa Bach,Calif.
Rafat Agi, Redondo Beach, Calif./Randall Koerv, Redondo Beach,Calif.
Richard Boldt, Los Angeles, Calif.l/John Hribar, Hermosa Beach, Calif.
Sean Burke, Chicago, Ill./Matt Olson, San Diego, Calif.
Men's Qualification Tournament Seeds
1. Craig Geibel, Redondo Beach, Calif./Ron Kumgisky, Santa
Monica, Calif.
2. Brian Soldano, Fort Lauderdale, Fla./James Walls, Fort
Lauderdale, Fla.
3. Mike Mattarocci, San Diego, Calif./Evie Matthews, Calgary,
Alberta, Canada
4. Tom Black, Reseda, Calif./Andrew Vasquez, Hermosa Beach,
Calif.
5. Karl Owens, Santa Monica, Calif./Doug Foust, Calgary,
Alberta, Canada
6. Matt Sokolowski,ClearwaterBeach,
Fla./HermosaBeach,Calif./Geoff Pollard,LA,Calif.
7. Mike Scales, Newport Beach, Calif./Corin Bemus, San Clemente,
Calif.
8. Jeff Hall, St. Paul, Minn./Mike Desjardin, Mission Beach,
Calif.
9. John Moran, Phoenix, Ariz./Anthony Medel, Santa Barbara,
Calif.
10. John Braunstein, Newport Beach, Calif./Kevin Dake, Irvine,
Calif.
11. Scott Hill, Los Angeles, Calif./Tom Slauterbeck, Santa
Monica, Calif.
12. Matt Riley, Santa Barbara, Calif./Dan Fisher, Santa Barbara,
Calif.
13. Evan Hook, Huntington Beach, Calif./Brian MacDonald, Newport
Beach, Calif.
14. Sam Haghighi, Santa Monica, Calif./Morgan Mainz, Santa
Barbara, Calif
15. Dain Pearson, Costa Mesa, Calif./Justin Perlstrom, Laguna
Beach, Calif.
16. Mike Szymanski, Hermosa Beach, Calif./ Chris Walmer,
Manhattan Beach, Calif.
17. Ryan Cronin, Torrance, Calif./Jason Greenlaw, Torrance,
Calif.
18. Mike Daniel, Pleasant Grove, Utah/Jake Gibb, Salt Lake City,
Utah
19. Thomas Mraz, San Diego, Calif.Adam Renfry, San Diego, Calif.
20. Anthony Licata, Belmar, N. J./Anthony Mihalic, Belmar, N. J.
21. Brian Chapman, Manhattan Beach, Calif./Walt Thongtrukl,
LosAngeles, Calif.
22. Coley Kyman, Aliso Viejo, Calif./Mark Presho, San Diego,
Calif.
23. Brian Duff, Rochester, N. Y./Jeff Smith, San Diego, Calif.
24. Joe Boken, Hermosa Beach, Calif./Corey Glave, Hermosa
Beach, Calif.
25. Santana Aker, Detroit, Mich./Gary Barnes, Phoenix, Ariz.
26. Donovan Dana, Fort Lauderdale, Calif./Ian Gallagher, Hermosa
Beach, Calif.
27. Eric Roberts, Sacramento, Calif./Chad Wick, Paradise Valley,
Ariz.
28. Stve Uchytil, Huntington Beach, Calif./Dan Valdes, Long
Beach, Calif.
29. Jeff Alzina, Santa Barbara, Calif./Tom Sorenson, Los
Angeles, Calif.
30. Mike Bruning, Tucson, Ariz./San Diego, Calif./David Counts,
Vista, Calif.
31. Jesse Webster, Manhattan Beach, Calif./Matt Wilkens, Los
Angeles, Calif.
32. Jeff Myers, Redondo Beach, Calif./Mark Smith, Redondo Beach,
Calif.
33. Chris Kosty, Fountain Valley, Calif./Ed Ratledge, Los
Angeles, Calif.
34. Lucas Wisniakowski, Hermosa Beach, Calif./Raoul Williams,
Santa Monica, Calif.
Results:
Winner's Bracket, First-round
· Canyon Ceman, Manhattan Beach, Calif./Mike Whitmarsh, San
Diego, Calif. (No.
1-seeded Main Draw team) def. Chris Kosty, Fountain Valley, Calif./Ed
Ratledge,
Fountain Valley, Calif. (32, No. 33-seeded Qualification Tournament
team), 20-22, 21-18 and 15-9 (50 minutes);
· Rob Heidger, Redondo Beach, Calif./Chip McCaw, Tulsa, Okla.
(16) def. Richard
Boldt, Los Angeles, Calif./John Hribar, Hermosa Beach, Calif. (17),
21-13 and 21-14 (32);
· Eddie Stokes, Redondo Beach, Calif./Brad Torsone, Hermosa
Beach, Calif. (24)
def. John Anselmo, Manhattan Beach, Calif./David Smith, Santa Monica,
Calif. (9), 21-14 and 21-18 (41);
· Lee LeGrande, Honolulu, Hi./Mark Williams, Santa Monica,
Calif. (8) def.
Scott Davenport, Redondo Beach, Calif./Jeff Nygaard, Madison, Wis.
(25), 21-19 and 21-15 (35);
· Scott Akayatubby, Hermosa Beach, Calif./Eduardo Bacil, El
Segundo, Calif. (5)
def. Sean Burke, Chicago, Ill./Matt Olson, San Diego, Calif. (28),
21-19 and 23-21 (34);
· Andy Witt, Santa Ynez, Calif./Larry Witt, Santa Ynez, Calif.
(12) def. Rafat
Agi, Redondo Beach, Calif./Randall Koerv, Redondo Beach, Calif. (21),
21-17 and
21-16 (40);
· Casey Jennings, Huntington Beach, Calif./Sean Rosenthal,
Redondo Beach,
Calif. (20) def. Daniel Cardenas, Los Angeles, Calif./Pepe Delahoz, San
Diego,
Calif. (13), 21-19 and 21-18 (34);
· Mike Mattarocci, San Diego, Calif./Evie Matthews, Calgary,
Alberta, Canada
(29, 3) def. Brent Frohoff, Manhattan Beach, Calif./David Swatik,
Manhattan
Beach, Calif. (4), 21-18, 17-21 and 15-11 (53);
· Brian Soldano, Fort Lauderdale, Fla./James Walls, Fort
Lauderdale, Fla. (30,
2) def. Brent Doble, St Paul, Minn./Capistrano Beach, Calif./Matt
Lyles,Los Gatos, Calif. (3), 30-32, 21-16 and 15-11 (62);
· Mike Lambert, Honolulu, Hi./Colin Smith, Hermosa Beach, Calif.
(19) def. Mark
Kerins, Huntington Beach, Calif./Chris Makos, Playa Del Rey, Calif.
(14), 19-21, 21-15 and 15-11 (42);
· David Fischer, Santa Monica, Calif./Jerry Graham, Hermosa
Bach, Calif. (22)
def. Jake Elliott, Columbia, S. C./Mark Paaluhi, Honolulu, Hi. (11),
21-15 and 21-16 (40);
· Adam Roberts, Myrtle Beach, S. C./Colin Wellman, Pacific
Palisades, Calif.
(27) def. Aaron Boss, San Diego, Calif./ Ian Clark, Boulder, Colo./Hermosa
Beach, Calif. (6), 21-14 and 21-18 (40);
· Albert Hannemann, Torrance, Calif./Sean Scott, Kailua, Hi. (7)
def. Scott
Lane, Las Vegas, Nev./Chad Mowrey, Redondo Beach, Calif. (26), 18-21,
21-18 and 15-6 (47).
· Ricci Luyties, Boulder, Colo./Jim Nichols, Encinitas, Calif.
(10) def. Jeff
Bellandi, Hermosa Beach, Calif./Jeff Carlucci, Hermosa Beach, Calif.
(23), 21-17 and 21-15 (39);
· Paul Baxter, Plymouth, Minn./Jason Ring, Hermosa Beach, Calif.
(15) def. Bill
Boullianne, Redondo Beach, Calif./Leland Quinn, Los Angeles, Calif.
(18), 21-15 and 21-15 (35);
· Nick Hannemann, Hermosa Beach, Calif./Adam Jewell, San Juan
Capistrano,
Calif. (2) def. Matt Riley, Santa Barbara, Calif./Dan Fisher, Santa
Barbara, Calif. (31, 12), 21-10 and 21-13 (28).
Winner's Bracket, Second-round
· Ceman/Whitmarsh (1) def. Heidger/McCaw (16), 21-13, 17-21 and
15-7 (49);
· LeGrande/M. Williams (8) def. Stokes/Torsone (24), 19-21,
21-15 and 15-12(51);
· Akayatubby/Bacil (5) def. A. Witt/L. Witt (12), 21-16 and
21-15 (39);
· Jennings/Rosenthal (20) def. Mattarocci/Matthews (29, 3),
21-15 and 21-14(39);
· Lambert/C. Smith (19) def. Soldano/Walls (30, 2), 21-17 and
21-18 (40);
· Fischer/Graham (22) def. Roberts/Wellman (27), 15-21, 21-19
and 20-18 (55);
· A. Hannemann/Scott (7) def.. Luyties/Nichols (10), 21-15,
20-22 and 15-13(58);
· N. Hannemann/Jewell (2) def. Baxter/Ring (15), 28-26 and 21-19
(53).
Loser's Bracket, First-round (losers eliminated, place 25th, split
$300)
· Boldt/Hribar (17) def. Kosty/Ratledge (32, 33), 23-21 and
21-17 (41);
· Davenport/Nygaard (25) def. Anselmo/D. Smith (9), 21-19, 16-21
and 15-8 (49);
· Agi/Koerv (21) def. Burke/Olson (28), 19-21, 21-12 and 16-14
(50)
· Frohoff/Swatik (4) def. Cardenas/Delahoz (13), 21-17 and 28-26
(59);
· Kerins/Makos (14) def. Doble/Lyles (3), 21-18 and 21-14 (38);
· Boss/Clark (6) def.
Elliott/Paaluhi (11), 21-12, 20-22 and 15-12 (45);
· Mowrey/Lane (26) def. Bellandi/Carlucci (23), 24-22 and 21-16
(43);
· Riley/Fisher (31, 12) def. Boullianne/Quinn (18), 21-14 and
21-19 (38).
Loser's Bracket, Second-round (losers eliminated, place 17th, split
$500)
· Baxter/Ring (15) def. Boldt/Hribar (17), 14-21, 21-13 and 15-6
(68);
· Davenport/Nygaard (25) def. Luyties/Nichols (10), 22-20 and
21-18 (42);
· Roberts/Wellman (27) def. Agi/Koerv (21), 19-21, 21-18 and
15-10 (53);
· Frohoff/Swatik (4) def. Soldano/Walls (30, 2), 26-24 and 24-22
(43);
· Kerins/Makos (14) def. Mattarocci/Matthews (29), 18-21, 21-19
and 15-10 (61).
· A. Witt/L. Witt (12) def. Boss/Clark
(6), 21-12 and 21-15 (36);
· Stokes/Torsone (24) def. Mowrey/Lane (26), 21-15 and 21-18
(39);
· Heidger/McCaw (16) def. Riley/Fisher (31, 12), 13-21, 21-19
and 15-13 (51).
Winner's Bracket, Third-round
· Ceman/Whitmarsh (1) def. LeGrande/M. Williams (8), 21-14 and
24-22 (41);
· Akayatubby/Bacil (5) def. Jennings/Rosenthal (20), 22-20,
19-21 and 15-11(57);
· Lambert/C. Smith (19) def. Fischer/Graham (22), 21-13, 15-21
and 15-8 (42);
· N. Hannemann/Jewell (2) def. A. Hannemann/Scott (7), 13-21,
21-19 and 15-11(53).
Loser's Bracket, Third-round (losers eliminated, place 13th, $850)
· Davenport/Nygaard (25) def. Baxter/Ring (15), 21-13 and 21-17
(35);
· Frohoff/Swatik (4) def. Roberts/Wellman (27), 11-21, 21-17 and
15-12 (51);
· A. Witt/L. Witt (12) def. Kerins/Makos (14), 21-13, 30-32 and
15-13 (7);
· Stokes/Torsone (24) def. Heidger/McCaw (16), 21-17 and 21-16
(45).
Loser's Bracket, Fourth-round (losers eliminated, place ninth, split
$1,500)
· Scott Davenport, Redondo Beach, Calif./Jeff Nygaard, Madison,
Wis. (No.
25-seeded Main Draw team) def. Casey Jennings, Huntington Beach,
Calif./Sean
Rosenthal, Redondo Beach, Calif. (20), 21-16 and 21-18 (30 minutes);
· Brent Frohoff, Manhattan Beach, Calif./David Swatik, Manhattan
Beach, Calif.
(4) def. Lee LeGrande, Honolulu, Hi./Mark Williams, Santa Monica,
Calif. (8),
21-0 and 21-19 (21);
· Andy Witt, Santa Ynez, Calif./Larry Witt, Santa Ynez, Calif.
(12) def. Albert
Hannemann, Torrance, Calif./Sean Scott, Kailua, Hi. (7), 25-23, 18-21
and 23-21(70);
· Eddie Stokes, Redondo Beach, Calif./Brad Torsone, Hermosa
Beach, Calif. (24)
def. David Fischer, Santa Monica, Calif./Jerry Graham, Hermosa Bach,
Calif.
(22), 21-19 and 21-18 (37).
Winner's Bracket, Fourth-round (winners to the semi-finals)
· Scott Ayakatubby, Hermosa Beach, Calif./Eduardo Bacil, El
Segundo, Calif. (5)
def. Canyon Ceman, Manhattan Beach, Calif./Mike Whitmarsh, San Diego,
Calif.
(1), 21-19, 19-21 and 15-13 (55);
· Nick Hannemann, Hermosa Beach, Calif./Adam Jewell, San Juan
Capistrano,
Calif. (2) def. Mike Lambert, Honolulu, Hi./Colin Smith, Hermosa Beach,
Calif.
(19), 21-17, 18-21 and 24-22 (75).
Loser's Bracket, Fifth-round (losers eliminated, place seventh,
split $2,500)
· Frohoff/Swatik (4) def. Davenport/Nygaard (25), 21-14 and
21-18 (36);
· A. Witt/L. Witt (12) def. Stokes/Torsone (24), 21-19 and 23-21
(38).
Loser's Bracket, Sixth-round (losers eliminated, place fifth, split
$3,500)
· Lambert/C. Smith (19) won by forfeit over Frohoff/Swatik (4);
· Ceman/Whitmarsh (1) def. A. Witt/L. Witt (12), 22-20 and 21-18
(39).
Semi-finals
· Ayakatubby/Bacil (5) def. Lambert/C. Smith (19), 21-16, 21-23
and 16-14 (58);
· Ceman/Whitmarsh (1) def. N. Hannemann/Jewell (2), 21-16 and
21-16 (36).
Bronze Medal Match (winners place third, split $6,600; losers place
fourth,split $4,850)
· N. Hannemann/Jewell (2) def. Lambert/C. Smith (19), 21-19 and
21-15 (35).
Gold Medal Match (winners place first, split $14,000; losers place
second,
split $9,250)
· Ayakatubby/Bacil (5) def. Ceman/Whitmarsh (1), 21-14, 16-21
and 17-15 (62).
Huntington Beach Volleyball - Past Champions (four events)
1975 Greg Lee/Jim Menges
1999 Adam Johnson/Karch Kiraly
2000 Canyon Ceman/Brian Lewis
2001 Scott Ayakatubby/Eduardo
Bacil
Ayakatubby
Anjinho
Association of Volleyball Professionals $62,500 PAUL MITCHEL AVP
HUNTINGTON BEACH OPEN - MEN'S RANKINGS Presented by Michelob Light June
16-17, 2001
at The Pier, Huntington Beach, Calif., Revised June 17, 2001,4:49 PM
Rank, Team (Main Draw Seed, Qualification Tournament Seed) Record Points Earnings
1st Scott
Ayakatubby, Hermosa Beach, Calif./Eduardo Bacil, El Segundo,
Calif. (5) 6-0
360 $14,000
2nd Canyon Ceman,
Manhattan Beach, Calif./Mike Whitmarsh, San Diego, Calif.
(1) 5-2
324 $9,250
3rd Nick
Hannemann, Hermosa Beach, Calif./Adam Jewell, San Juan
Capistrano,Calif. (2)
5-1 288 $6,600
4th Mike Lambert, Honolulu, Hi./Colin Smith,
Hermosa Beach, Calif. (19)4-3
252 $4,850
5th Brent Frohoff, Manhattan Beach,
Calif./David Swatik, Manhattan Beach,Calif.
(4) 5-2
216 $3,500
5th Andy Witt, Santa Ynez, Calif./Larry Witt,
Santa Ynez, Calif. (12)5-2
216 $3,500
7th Scott Davenport, Redondo Beach, Calif./Jeff
Nygaard, Madison, Wis. (25)4-2
180 $2,500
7th Eddie Stokes, Redondo Beach, Calif./Brad
Torsone, Hermosa Beach, Calif.(24)
4-2
180 $2,500
9th Casey Jennings, Huntington Beach,
Calif./Sean Rosenthal, Redondo Beach,Calif.
(20) 2-2
144 $1,500
9th Lee LeGrande, Honolulu, Hi./Mark Williams,
Santa Monica, Calif. (8)2-2
144 $1,500
9th Albert Hannemann, Torrance, Calif./Sean
Scott, Kailua, Hi. (7) 2-2 144 $1,500
9th David Fischer, Santa Monica, Calif./Jerry
Graham, Hermosa Bach, Calif.(22)
2-2 144 $1,500
13th Paul Baxter,Plymouth, Minn./Jason Ring,Hermosa
Beach,Cali(15)2-2 108 $850
13th Adam Roberts, Myrtle Beach, S. C./Colin Wellman,
Pacific Palisades,Calif. (27)
2-2 108 $850
13th Mark Kerins, Huntington Beach, Calif./Chris
Makos, Playa Del Rey,Calif. (14)
2-2 108 $850
13th Rob Heidger, Redondo Beach, Calif./Chip McCaw,
Tulsa, Okla. (16)2-2 108 $850
17th Richard Boldt, Los Angeles, Calif./John Hribar,
Hermosa Beach, Calif.(17) 1-2
108 $500
17th Ricci Luyties, Boulder, Colo./Jim Nichols,
Encinitas, Calif. (10)1-2
72 $500
17th Rafat Agi, Redondo Beach, Calif./Randall Koerv,
Redondo Beach, Calif.(21) 1-2
72 $500
17th Brian Soldano, Fort Lauderdale, Fla./James
Walls, Fort Lauderdale, Fla.(30, 2) 1-2
72 $500
17th Mike Mattarocci, San Diego, Calif./Evie
Matthews, Calgary, Alberta,Canada (29, 3)
1-2 72 $500
17th Aaron Boss, San Diego, Calif./Ian Clark , Boulder, Colo./Hermosa Beach,Calif.
(6) 1-2
72 $500
17th Scott Lane,LasVegas,Nev./Chad
Mowrey,RedondoBeach,Cali. (26)1-2 72 $500
17th Matt Riley,SantaBarbara,Cali/Dan
Fisher,SantaBarbara,Cali(31, 12)1-2 72 $500
25th Chris Kosty, Fountain Valley, Calif./Ed
Ratledge, Fountain Valley,Calif. (32, 33) 0-2
36 $300
25th John Anselmo, Manhattan Beach, Calif./David
Smith, Santa Monica, Calif.(9)
0-2 36 $300
25th Sean Burke, Chicago, Ill./Matt Olson, San Diego,
Calif. (28) 0-2 36 $300
25th Daniel Cardenas, Los Angeles, Calif./Pepe
Delahoz, San Diego, Calif.(13)
0-2 36 $300
25th Brent Doble, St. Paul, Minn./Capistrano Beach,
Calif./Matt Lyles, LosGatos, Calif.
(3) 0-2
36 $300
25th Jake Elliott, Columbia, S. C./Mark Paaluhi,
Honolulu, Hi. (11) 0-2 36 $300
25th Jeff Bellandi, Hermosa Beach, Calif./Jeff
Carlucci, Hermosa Beach,Calif. (23)
0-2 36 $300
25th Bill Boullianne, Redondo Beach, Calif./Leland
Quinn, Los Angeles,Calif. (18)
0-2 36 $300
Association of Volleyball Professionals $62,500 PAUL MITCHEL AVP
HUNTINGTON BEACH OPEN - MEN'S RANKINGS Presented by Michelob Light June
15, 2001 at
The Pier, Huntington Beach, Calif., Revised June 17, 2001,4:49 PM
Men's Qualification Tournament Rankings
Rank, Team (Qualification Tournament
Seed) Record Points
Q Chris Kosty,Fountain Valley,Cali/Ed
Ratledge,FountainValley,Cali(33)4-0 Main Draw
Q Matt Riley,Santa Barbara,Cali/Dan
Fisher,SantaBarbara,Cali(12)
3-0 Main Draw
Q MikeMattarocci,SanDiego,Cali/EvieMatthews,Calgary,Alberta,Canada
(3)3-0MainDraw
Q BrianSoldano,FortLauderdale,Fla./James
Walls,FortLauderdale,Fla.(2) 3-0 Main Draw
33rd Jeff Hall, St. Paul, Minn./Mike Desjardins,
Mission Beach, Calif. (8)2-1 28
33rd Anthony Licata, Long Island, N. Y./Anthony
Mihalic, Belmar, N. J(20)2-1 28
33rd Coley Kyman, Aliso Viejo, Calif./Mark Presho,
San Diego, Calif. (22)2-1 28
33rd MikeScales,NewportBeach, Calif./Corin Bemus,San
Clemente, Calif.(7) 2-1 28
37th Mike
Szymanski,PlayadelRey,Calif./ChrisWalmer,Manhat Beach,Cali(16)
1-1 22
37th John Moran, Phoenix, Ariz./Anthony Medel, Santa
Barbara, Calif. (9)1-1 22
37th Karl Owens, Santa Monica, Calif./Doug Foust,
Calgary, Alberta, Canada(5)1-1 22
37th Jeff Alzina, Santa Barbara, Calif./Tom Sorenson,
Racine, Wis. (29)1-1 22
37th Sam Haghighi, Santa Monica, Calif./Morgan Mainz,
Santa Barbara,Cali(14)1-1 22
37th Matt Sokolowski, Clearwater Beach, Fla./Geoff
Pollard,LosAngels,Cali(6)1-1 22
37th John Braunstein, Newport Beach, Calif./Kevin
Dake, Irvine, Calif. (10)1-1 22
37th Dane Pearson, Costa Mesa, Calif./Justin
Perlstrom, Laguna Beach, Cali(15)1-1 22
45th Craig Geibel, Redondo Beach, CaliRon Kumgisky,
Santa Monica,Cali(1) 0-1 10
45th Ryan Cronin, Torrance, Calif./Jason Greenlaw,
Torrance, Calif. (17)0-1 10
45th Joe Boken, Hermosa Beach, Calif./Corey Glave,
Hermosa Beach, Calif.(24) 0-1 10
45th Santana Aker, Muskegon, Mich./Gary Barnes,
Phoenix, Ariz. (25) 0-1 10
45th Steve Uchytil, Huntington
Beach,Cali/DanValdes,Long Beach,Cali(28)
0-1 10
45th Brian Chapman, ManhattBeach,Cali/Walt
Thongtrukl,LosAngeles,Cali(21) 0-1 10
45th Evan Hook,Huntington Bch,Cali/Brian
MacDonald,NewportBeach,Cali(13)0-1 10
45th Tom Black, Reseda, Calif./Andrew Vasquez,
Hermosa Beach, Calif. (4)0-1 10
45th
M.Bruning,Tucson,Ariz./SDiego,Cali/D.Counts,Honolulu,Hi./Vista,Cali(30)0-1
10
45th Thomas Mraz, San Diego, Calif.Adam Renfree, San
Diego, Calif. (19)0-1 10
45th Scott Hill, Los Angeles, Calif./Tom Slauterbeck,
Santa Monica, Calif.(11) 0-1 10
45th Eric Roberts, Sacramento, Calif./Chad Wick,
Paradise Valley, Ariz. (27)0-1 10
45th Donovan
Dana,FortLauderdale,Cali/IanGallagher,Hermosa Beach,Cali(26)0-1 10
45th Brian Duff, Rochester, N. Y./Jeff Smith, San
Diego, Calif. (23)0-1 10
45th Mike Daniel, Pleasant Grove, Utah/Jake Gibb,
Salt Lake City, Utah (18)0-1 10
45th Lucas Wisniakowski,Houston,Tex./Raoul
Williams,SantaMonica,Cali(34)1-1 10
61th Jeff Myers,RedondoBeach,Cali./Mark Smith,Redondo
Beach,Cali.(32) 0-1 8
61th Jesse Webster, Manhattan Beach, Calif./Matt
Wilkens,Lennox,Cali(31) 0-1 8
Articles:2001
Huntington
Beach next stop
by Tim Simmons - Jun 10,2001
EL SEGUNDO, CALIF. - The second event on the eight-stop Association of
Volleyball Professionals (AVP) Tour is set for this weekend (June
15-17)
at The Pier in Huntington Beach, Calif., with the United States' top
men
pro beach volleyball players vying for the second-straight week in
Southern
California.....
CEMAN
& WHITMARSH LEAD PAUL MITCHELL AVP HUNTINGTON BEACH FIELD;12
TEAMS REMAIN IN HUNT FOR $14,000 FIRST-PLACE PRIZE
by Tim Simmons-June 16,2001
HUNTINGTON BEACH, CALIF. - Top-seeded Canyon Ceman and Mike Whitmarsh
won all three of their matches here Saturday (June 16) at The Pier to
pace 11 other teams into Sunday's final rounds of the $62,500 Paul
Mitchel AVP Huntington Beach Open.
Association
of Volleyball Professionals $62,500 Paul Mitchell AVP Huntington Beach
Open Saturday, June 16-17, 2001 Winner's Bracket Quarterfinals
Notes & Quotes by Tim Simmons.....
AVP Huntington - June 17 release, results, rankings & Notes
by Tim
Simmons
AYAKATUBBY & BACIL CAPTURE PAUL MITCHELL AVP HUNTINGTON BEACH
OPEN;HUNTINGTON GOLD MEDALLISTS DEFEAT TOP-SEEDED CEMAN & WHITMARSH
TWICE SUNDAY
HUNTINGTON BEACH, CALIF. - Fourth-seeded Scott Ayakatubby and Eduardo
Bacil
scored a pair of wins over top-seeded Canyon Ceman and Mike Whitmarsh
here Sunday (June 17) to capture the Gold Medal at the $62,500 Paul
Mitchell
AVP Huntington Beach Open.Ayakatubby and Bacil, who defeated Ceman and
Whitmarsh in the winner's bracket
fourth-round (21-19, 19-21 and 15-13) Sunday morning, scored a 21-14,
16-21 and
17-15 win in the 62-minute title match. Ayakatubby and Bacil, who
shared the $14,000 first-place prize, rallied from 11-7 and 14-12
deficits to win the deciding game of the title match.Ceman and
Whitmarsh, who were trying for their third pro beach title together
on the beach, split $9,250 for the Silver Medal. Echo
Entertainment (Studio City, Calif.) taped the Paul Mitchell AVP
Huntington Beach Open action
for broadcast July 16 on FOX Sports Net.Playing in their first
Association of Volleyball Professionals (AVP) event
together, Ayakatubby and Bacil completed the weekend with six-straight
match wins. Ayakatubby, who has returned to the beach after being
sidelined from full-time play since 1998 due to a variety of injuries,
won
his 18th pro beach title. He captured his last domestic title in
1996
(June 30) with Brian Lewis in Grand Haven, Mich.Bacil's only other USA
pro
title was with Jose Loiola at a 1995 indoor event in Washington, D.
C.
Bacil, who grew up on Copacabana Beach in Rio de Janeiro,Brazil, won
Brazilian
and South American beach titles prior to starting his AVP career in
1993.A
winner of five pro beach titles, Ceman was trying to win his
second-straight
Huntington title on The Pier courts as he claimed the 2000 crown with
Lewis.
Whitmarsh, a beach Silver Medallist for the United States at the 1996
Atlanta
Olympic Games with Mike Dodd, had won 27 pro beach Gold Medals.
Whitmarsh
is also the AVP's reigning "King of the Beach" after winning the crown
last
October in Las Vegas.Ceman and Whitmarsh advanced to the finals with a
21-16
and 21-16 win over second-seeded Nick Hannemann and Andy Jewell.
Ayakatubby and Bacil entered the championship match with a 5-0 AVP
Huntington match
mark, including a 21-16,21-23 and 16-14 win over 19th-seeded Mike
Lambert
and Colin Smith in the semi-finals.In the Bronze Medal match, Hannemann
and
Jewell scored a 21-19 and 21-15 win over Lambert and Smith in 35
minutes.
Hannemann and Jewell shared $6,600 for third-place while Lambert and
Smith
split $4,850 for fourth-place. Lambert, a
two-time USA indoor Olympian, was competing in only his fourth pro
beach event
while Smith was posting his career best finish.Led by Leonard Armato,
Management Plus of El Sequndo, Calif., acquired the AVP last month (May
31, 2001) to unite the world's best men's and women's professional
beach volleyball players under one umbrella organization. The
unification has attracted another large domestic field for the second
of eight stops on the "new" AVP Tour.Armato actually founded the AVP
and served as its executive director in the 1980's. Under his
initial leadership, the AVP developed into a national professional
league, attracting major sponsors and national television exposure
along with increases in player prize money. His involvement is
expected to give the sport a much-needed boost following a number of
lackluster seasons.
GOLD MEDAL MATCH
Canyon Ceman, Manhattan Beach, Calif./Mike Whitmarsh, San Diego (No. 1
seed)
Vs. Scott Ayakatubby, Hermosa Beach, Calif./Eduardo Bacil, El Segundo,
Calif. (5)
GAME 1 (Ayakatubby/Bacil win, 21-14)
The match starts with
Ayakatubby/Bacil scoring first on a deep kill before the
teams exchange points, tieing the score again at 2-2. Bacil scores on
an ace
serve, giving his team two straight and then Ayakatubby kills and Ceman
hits
long for a 6-2 lead for Ayakatubby/Bacil. The teams exchange points and
change
sides at 7-3 in favor of Ayakatubby/Bacil. Ceman/Whitmarsh can't keep
an
Ayakatubby serve in bounds aaas the teams exchange points and Whitmarsh
gets a
kill to hit the tape for a 8-5 score Ayakatubby gets a big kill
that Ceman
hits back into the net, 9-5 and Ayakatubby then gets a service winner
to pull
his team to a 10-5 lead. His next serves then goes just long, and
Ayakatubby
goes cross court as the teams exchange points, 11-6. After Ceman gets a
cut
shot to the right side, he serves long, 12-7 and Bacil serve goes long,
score
at 12-8 at second side change. Ayakatubby kills off block, Ceman
returns the
favor, 13-9. Ayakatubby pokes down the line over Whitmarsh, 14-9, Ceman
climbs
high for a major kill, 14-10. Ayakatubby kills over Whitmarsh and Bacil
gets
net help for an ace serve and a 16-10 lead. Ceman ends the run with a
great
dig, 16-11. Ceman/Whitmarsh both try but can't get Bacil's serve back
over and
Ceman goes cross court with a slap shot, 17-12. Ayakatubby ends a long
rally,
with a strong cross court kill, giving his team a 18-12 lead at the
third side
change in the match. Ceman powers kill down the middle for a point and
Ayakatubby answers with a kill off of a good Bacil set, 19-14.
Whitmarsh leaves
'em on the ground and Ayakatubby hits another unreturnable, 20-14.
Ayakatubby
ends the game with a block off Ceman's kill attempt to win it. The game
had
just two ties and one lead change.
GAME 2(Ceman/Whitmarsh win, 21-16)
Game 2 starts with Baacil
serving. Ceman cross court kill despite Bacil's
diving dig attempt starts scoring at 1-0. Bacil gets two blocks, a dig
and then
Ayakatubbi kills it for a 2-1 lead for their team. Whitmarsh cut shot
to the
inside ties it at 2-2 and Ceman gives his team its first lead of the
match with
a deep slap shot just inside the line. Ceman then follows with another
winning
cut shot for a 4-2 lead for the top-seeded Ceman/Whitmarsh team. Bacil
then
piledrives a kill past Whitmarsh and Ceman delivers down the line to
keep a
two-point advantage, 5-3. Ceman gets anothre huge hit, 6-3. The teams
exchange
points three times, keep a three-point advantage, 9-6. Ayakatubby/Bacil
then
score twice, closing to one point, 9-8 before the teams exchange points
again
twice, switching sides again at 11-9 as Ceman gets a kill to fall off
Ayakatubby's hands. The teams exchange points five times, 16-14, at the
third
side change. Ceman hits wide and then Whitmarsh smacks one down for the
seventh
consecutive point exchange, 18-16. Whitmarsh gets a kill to go good
down the
line, 19-16 and Ayakatubby hits return wide for a 20-15 score.
Whitmarsh then
ends the game with a finesse cross court slap shot after a lunging
Ceman save
to win the game and even the match. There were two ties before
Ceman/Whitemarsh
took the lead for good at 3-2.
GAME 3 (Ayakatubby/Bacil win, 17-15)
After the break before the
tie-breaker game, Ceman/Whitmarsh score the first
two points for a 2-0 lead. The teams exchange points and then Whitmarsh
gets a
big kill for a 4-1 lead. Whitmarsh gets a big kill After two exchanges,
the
side change sees a 6-4 score in favor of Ceman/Whitmarsh.
Akayatubby/Bacil tie
it up, 6-6, when Ceman hits return into net. Ceman then uses net to
help return
fall in, and he then serves into the net for the second tie of the
game.
Whitmarsh picks up hand set, Ceman/Whitmarsh lead, 8-7. Basil's kill
goes long,
9-7 and Ceman puts it away down the middle, 10-7. Ayakatubby/Bacil take
a full
time out. Ceman kills cross court after a great Whitmarsh save and
Ayakatubby
scores with a cross court kill of his own, 11-8. Ayakatubby then makes
huge dig
and then gets poke return to roll over the net., 11-9. Whitmarsh ends
another
strong rally with a deep corner kill, 12-9. Bacil ends another big
rally with
aa kill that can't be returned (goes long) from Ceman. Ayakatubby then
stuffs
Whitmars, to move within one at 12-11. Ceman cuts cross court away from
Ayakatubby, 13-11. Whitmarsh block goes out of bounds, 13-12 and Ceman
unleashes a major kill for a 14-12 lead for his team, 14-12. Ayakatubby
gets a
kill to stay alive, 14-13. Ayakatubby serves, Ceman kills just long and
the
score is tied, 14-14. Ceman than goes soff on cut shot to take 15-14
lead.
Whitmarsh serves, Ayakatubby kills off Whitmarsh and the score is tied
again in
overtime, 15-15. Ceman's cut shot goes, wide giving Ayakatubby its
first lead.
Bacil then serves an ace down the middle and Ayakatubby/Bacil come from
behind
to win the game, 17-15 and earn their first AVP gold medal of the
season. It
was the first time Ayakatubby and Bacil played together and
Ayakatubby's first
AVP win since June 30, 1996. There were four ties and one lead change
and
Ceyman/Whitmarsh had two match point opportunites which they were
unable to convert.
In stats, Ayakatubby had 22 attacks, a .727 hitting percentage, three
digs, 17
kills, five block and one service winner. Bacil had 26 attacks, a .385
hitting
percentage, 2 digs, 14 kills, two aces and four kills. Ceman record 39
attacks
for a .359 hitting percentage, had a game-highs of 10 digs and 25
kills.
Whitmarsh came up with 18 attacks and a.722 hitting percentage, with
two digs,
14 kills, and two blocks.
SCOTT AYAKATUBBY: "We blended real well together, almost
incredibly when you
consider this was our first tournament together. It feels just great.
I'm kind
of amazed at how it ended. We didn't get down on each other and just
hung in
there. It's just amazing how we won. It's been a long road for me with
all the
injuries and surgeries, but I knew my career wasn't over and today
proved it."
EDUARDO BACIL: "This rally scoring game makes everything
possible and that
ended up the key for us today. You make a mistake and it's a point for
another
team, not just a side out. They made a couple of critical mistakes at
the end
and we never quit so we were ready to seal the deal. I plan on playing
the
entire AVP tour this year and this win makes my immediate future more
certain.
It was a great championship match and it just turned out that we got
the breaks
at the end. And, it's a great father's day present as well." (NOTE:
Bacil is from Brazil).
CEMAN CANYON: "I pretty much gave it away with poor sideouts at
the end after
we had worked so hard to get back in the match."
MIKE WHITMARSH: "We made a couple of errors at he wrong time
aand that was it.
We played really smart and cagy to come back like we did. To have match
point
twice in the tie-breaker game and then lose it kind of puts you in
shock. I am
really happy for Ack (Ayakatubby), because I know how hard and how long
he has
worked on coming back."
BRONZE MEDAL MATCH
Nick Hannemann, Hermosa Beach, Calif./Adam Jewell, San Juan Capistrano,
Calif.(2)
Vs. Mike Lambert, Honolulu/Colin Smith, Hermosa Beach, Calif. (19)
GAME 1 (N. Hannemann/A. Jewell win, 21-19)
N. Hannamann/Jewell jumped out to 6-1 and then 8-4 leads before
Lambert/C.
Smith, playing in their first tournament together, settled down to
score four
of the next five points to trail by one at 9-8. N. Hannemann/Jewell
receovered
for five straight points and a 14-8 lead. The teams exchanged points
then
Lambert/C. Smith get two straight to close to 15-11. The teams exchange
points
again four times, moving the score to 19-15, N. Hannemann/Jewell.
Lambert/C.
Smith then come up with big saves and strong hits for two straight
points to
close to 19-17, and N. Hannemann/Jewell take a full time out. After the
time
out, the teams exchange points to 20-18 before N. Hannemann misses
long,
allowing Lambert/C. Smith to close to 20-19. N. Hannemann then lands
with a
cross court kill over Lambert to end the match, giving the win to
N.Hannemann/Jewell.The game was never tied as N.Hannemann/Jewell led
the entire match.
GAME 2 (N. Hannemann/Jewell win, 21-15)
N. Hannemann/Jewel score first and Lambert/C. Smith respond with their
own to
even it up at 1-1. After exchanging points, Jewell gets a big kill to
give his
team a 4-2 lead. The teams exchange points twice to move the
score to 6-4 and
a side change. N. Hannemann/Jewell then scored two straight to extended
their
lead to 8-4 before the teams exchanged points twice, moving the score
to 10-6.
Lambert hammers a big kill for his team and then serves into the net,
movng the
score to 11-7. Jewell follows with an ace serve for his team and
Lambert/C.
Smith call time out with the score 12-7, N. Hannemann/Jewell. After the
time
out, Jewell serves up another winner for a 13-7 lead and a side change.
N.
Hannemann wins a joust at the net to 14-7, and Jewell follows with
another ace
serve, 15-7. Jewel's kill goes just long and wide, moving the score to
15-8 and
Smith then serves into the net, 16-8.Jewell kills off the Lambert block
attempt as the teams excange points twice to 18-10. Lambert/C. Smith
won't quit, with Lambert's block off Jewel giving his team two straight
points, moving the score to 18-12. The teams exchange points twice,
moving the score to 20-14, setting up match point attempt by Jewell.
His
serve goes long, 20-15and N. Hannemann ends it with a big kill over
Lambert.
It was the team's second-best AVP finish, having finished second last
year in Belmar, N.J.
In the stats department, Lambert had nine attacks, five kills, three
blocks,
one ace and one service winner. Smith contributed 22 attacks, five
digs, 14
kills, one ace and one service winner. N. Hannemann recorded 15
attacks, one
dig, 10 kills, one block and one service winner. Jewell's play included
21
attacks, five digs,14 kills,one block,and games highs of two aces and
three service winners.
ADAM JEWELL: We played pretty good overall in this tournament.
We were really
out of gas in our olympic-crossing semifinal against Ceman/Whitmarsh. I
was
especially struggling with fatigue. I drank a lot of water between
matches and
I think we weren't as tired as Colin (Smith) and Mike (Lambert)
obviously were.
We really played flawlessly in the third place match except for a few
missed
serves. We just need to get a little better stamina on these days
when the sand gets so hot."
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Seeding:
Seed Name Points Ranking Qualifying Status
Men's Main Draw Entires 2001
· Dain Blanton, Laguna Beach, Calif./Eric Fonoimoana, Hermosa
Beach, Calif.
· Canyon Ceman, Manhattan Beach, Calif./Mike Whitmarsh, San
Diego, Calif.
· Nick Hannemann, Hermosa Beach, Calif./Adam Jewell, San Juan
Capistrano,Calif.
· Scott Akayatubby, Hermosa Beach, Calif./ Eduardo Bacil, El
Segundo, Calif.
· Brent Doble, St. Paul, Minn./ Lee LeGrande, Honolulu, Hi.
· Albert Hannemann, Torrance, Calif./Sean Scott, Kailua, Hi.
· Aaron Boss, Oak Park, Calif./Collin Smith, Hermosa Beach,
Calif.
· Brent Frohoff, Redondo Beach, Calif./David Swatik, Manhattan
Beach, Calif.
· Scott Davenport, Redondo Beach, Calif./Jeff Nygaard, Madison,
Wis.
· Eddie Stokes, Redondo Beach, Calif./Brad Torsone, Hermosa
Beach, Calif.
· John Anselmo, Manhattan Beach, Calif./David Smith, Venice,
Caif.
· Paul Baxter, Columbia Heights, Minn./Jason Ring, Bend, Ore.
· Daniel Cardenas, Los Angeles, Calif./Jim Nichols, Encinitas,
Calif.
· Casey Jennings, Huntington Beach, Calif./Scott Lane, Las
Vegas, Nev.
· Pepe Delahoz, San Diego, Calif./Chad Mowrey, Redondo, Calif.
· David Fischer, Hermosa Beach, Calif./Jerry Graham, Playa del
Rey, Calif.
· Adam Roberts, Myrtle Beach, S. C./Colin Wellman, Los Angeles,
Calif.
· Mark Paaluhi, Honolulu, Hi./Leland Quinn, Redondo Beach,
Calif.
· Matt Fuerbringer, Costa Mesa, Calif./Matt Lyles, Los Gatos,
Calif.
· Chris Makos, Costa Mesa, Calif./Alika Williams, Santa Barbara,
Calif.
Men's Qualification Tournament Entires 2001
· Jacob Elliott, Georgetown, S. C./Brian Soldano, Freehold,
N. J.
· Brian MacDonald, Newport Beach, Calif./Mike Scales,Newport
Beach, Calif.
· Anthony Medel, Santa Barbara, Calif./John Moran, Phoenix,
Ariz.
· Mike Emory, not available/Jim Walls, Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
· Sean Burke, Ocean Beach, Calif./Elvis Rodriquez, not available
· Tom Black, Reseda, Calif./Andrew Vasquez, Manhattan Beach,
Calif.
· Scott Hill, Los Angeles, Calif./Tom Slauterbeck, Santa Monica,
Calif.
· Jason Greenlaw, Torrance, Calif./Anthony Mihalic, Belmar, N.
J.
· Jack Quinn, Venice, Calif./Matthew Sokolowski, Redondo, Mich.
· Mike Daniel, Pleasant Grove, Utah/Jacob Gibb, Salt Lake City,
Utah
· Shawn Garrus, Colorado Springs, Colo./Chad Turner, Clearwater
Beach, Fla.
· Morgan Mainz, Santa Barbara, Calif./Dancer Styles, Sausalito,
Calif.
· Santana Aker, Muskegon, Mich./Gary Barnes, Phoenix, Ariz.
· Brian Duff, Rochester, N. Y./Jeff Smith, San Diego, Calif.
· Christian Flaherty, Strongsville, Ohio/Keith Huber, Mentor,
Ohio
· Mark Fay, Grandville, Mich./Jim VanZwieten, Pompano Beach,
Fla.
· Dale Davis, Austin, Tex./Tim Wooliver, Austin, Tex.
· Denton Bobeldyk, Wyoming, Mich./Matt Coash, Grand Rapids,
Mich.
· David Chapman, Hillard, Ohio/Jayson Oliver, Perrysburg, Ohio
· David Dipierro, Pompano Beach, Fla./Mike Dipierro, Pompano
Beach, Fla.
· Neil Ferreri, Columbus, Ohio/Ben Wendt, Galloway, Ohio
· Gary Freed, Grand Haven, Mich./Marc Schultz, Grand Rapids,
Mich.
· Dave Hall, Grand Rapids, Mich./Dana Woodson, Toledo, Ohio
· John Johnson, not available/Sean Malone, Fishers, Ind.
· Jeff Jones, Mason, Mich./Gale Wilson, Holt, Mich.
· Justin Kellogg, Grand Haven, Mich./Dave Rawles, Grand Haven,
Mich.
· Doug Kluga, Saint John, Ind./Pete Weiand, Lowell, Ind.
· Scott Lauer, Fort Wayne, Ind./Brad Prieditis, Holland, Mich.
· Bryan Marshall, Kettering, Ohio/Jim Vanderwal, Muskegon, Mich.
· Mark Gill, Flat Rock, Mich./Jamie Reynolds, Royal Oak, Mich.
· Greg Lehman, Galena, Ohio/Michael Schroeder, Fairborn, Ohio
· Alan Pavlovich, Detroit, Mich./Doug Shaffer, Rossford, Ohio
· Allan Briley, Harrison Township, Mich./John Vestal, Clinton
Township, Mich.
· Chad Winterhalter, Grandville, Mich./Zach Winterhalter,
Grandville, Mich.
Men's Qualification Tournament Results:
Qualifying First-round (losers eliminated, place 53rd)
Neil Ferreri, Columbus, Ohio/Ben Wendt, Galloway, Ohio (No. 33-seeded
Qualification Tournament Team) won when John Johnson, Fishers Ind./Sean
Malone, Fishers, Ind. (32) withdrew to family illness.
Qualifying Second-round (losers eliminated, place 37th)
-Jacob Elliott, Georgetown, S. C./Brian Soldano, Freehold, N. J.
def.Ferreri/Wendt (32), 21-11 and 21-14 (30 minutes);
-Dale Davis, Austin, Tex./Tim Wooliver, Austin, Tex. (16) def Allan
Briley,Harrison Township, Mich./John Vestal, Clinton Township, Mich.
(17), 21-17 and 21-14 (47)
-Mike Daniel, Pleasant Grove, Utah/Jacob Gibb, Salt Lake City, Utah (9)
def.Scott Lauer, Fort Wayne, Ind./Brad Prieditis, Holland, Mich. (24),
21-19 and 21-17 (38);
-Jack Quinn, Venice, Calif./Matthew Sokolowski, Redondo, Mich. (8) won
by forfeit Doug Kluga, Saint John, Ind./Pete Weiand, Lowell, Ind. (25);
-Tom Black, Reseda, Calif./Andrew Vasquez, Manhattan Beach, Calif. (5)
def. Alan Pavlovich, Detroit, Mich./Doug Shaffer, Rossford, Ohio (28),
21-13
and 21-12 (39);
-Santana Aker, Muskegon, Mich./Gary Barnes, Phoenix, Ariz. (12) def.
David Chapman, Hillard, Ohio/Jayson Oliver, Perrysburg, Ohio (21),
17-21, 22-20 and 17-15 (54);
-Dave Hall, Grand Rapids, Mich./Dana Woodson, Toledo, Ohio (20) def.
Brian Duff, Rochester, N. Y./Jeff Smith, San Diego, Calif. (13), 21-17
and 24-22(58);
-Sean Burke, Ocean Beach, Calif./Elvis Rodriquez, New York, New York
(4)def. Justin Kellogg,Grand Haven,Mich./Dave Rawles,Grand Haven,Mich.
(29),21-11 and 21-15 (25);
-Mike Emory, Wildwood, N. J./Jim Walls, Fort Lauderdale, Fla. (3)
def.Denton Bobeldyk, Wyoming, Mich./John Richter, Cleveland, Ohio (30),
21-13 and21-10 (33);
-Christian Flaherty, Strongsville, Ohio/Keith Huber, Mentor, Ohio (14)
won by forfeit Mark Gill, Flat Rock, Mich./Jamie Reynolds, Royal Oak,
Mich.
(19);
-Morgan Mainz, Santa Barbara, Calif./Dancer Styles, Sausalito, Calif.
(11)def. Jeff Jones, Mason, Mich./Gale Wilson, Holt, Mich. (22), 27-25,
19-21 and
15-9 (50);
-Scott Hill, Los Angeles, Calif./Tom Slauterbeck, Santa Monica, Calif.
(6)def. Chad Winterhalter, Grandville, Mich./Zach Winterhalter,
Grandville,Mich. (27), 21-12 and 21-8 (39);
-Jason Greenlaw, Torrance, Calif./Anthony Mihalic, Belmar, N. J. (7)
def.Greg Lehman, Galena, Ohio/Michael Schroeder, Fairborn, Ohio (26),
21-18,18-21 and 150-12 (47);
-Shawn Garrus, Colorado Springs, Colo./Chad Turner, Clearwater Beach,
Fla(10) def. Bryan Marshall, Kettering, Ohio/Jim Vanderwal, Muskegon,
Mich.(23), 21-13 and 21-12 (38);
-Mark Fay, Grandville, Mich./Jim VanZwieten, Pompano Beach, Fla. (15)
def.David Dipierro, Pompano Beach, Fla./Mike Dipierro, Pompano Beach,
Fla. (18),21-16, 11-21 and 16-14 (52);
-Anthony Medel, Santa Barbara, Calif./John Moran, Phoenix, Ariz. (2)
def.Gary Freed, Grand Haven, Mich./Marc Schultz, Grand Rapids, Mich.
(31), 21-14and 21-13 (34).
Qualifying Third-round (losers eliminated, place 29th)
Elliott/Soldano (1) def. Davis/Wooliver (16), 21-12 and 21-10 (31);
Daniel/Gibb (9) def. J. Quinn/Sokolowski (8), 21-15 and 21-16 (38);
Black/Vasquez (5) def. Aker/Barnes (12), 21-15 and 21-10 (31);
Burke/Rodriquez (4) def. Hall/Woodson (20), 21-18 and 21-17 (35);
Emory/Walls (3) def. Flaherty/Huber (14), 21-11 and 21-18 (40);
Mainz/Styles (11) def. Hill/Slauterbeck (6), 21-15 and 21-19 (30);
Garrus/Turner (10) def. Greenlaw/Mihalic (7), 21-15 and 21-13 (33);
Medel//Moran (2) def. Fay/VanZwieten (15), 18-21, 22-20 and 15-12 (57).
Qualifying Fourth-round (winners advance to Saturday's Main Draw)
Elliott/Soldano (1) def. Daniel/Gibb (9), 21-13 and 21-8 (31);
Black/Vasquez (5) def. Burke/Rodriquez (4), 21-19, 22-24 and 15-11
(47);
Mainz/Styles (11) def. Emory/Walls (3), 21-19 and 21-15 (32);
Garrus/Turner (10) def. Medel//Moran (2), 21-18 and 21-14 (40).
Playoff (winner advance to Saturday's Main Draw, losers eliminated,
place25th)
Burke/Rodriquez (4) def. Daniel/Gibb (9), 21-16 (15);
Medel//Moran (2) def. Emory/Walls (3), 22-20 (21);
Medel//Moran (2).def. Burke/Rodriquez (4), 21-16 (21).
Men's Main Draw Seedings (Qualification Tournament seeds)
1. Dain Blanton, Laguna Beach, Calif./Eric Fonoimoana, Hermosa Beach,
Calif.
2. Canyon Ceman, Manhattan Beach, Calif./Mike Whitmarsh, San Diego,
Calif.
3. Nick Hannemann, Hermosa Beach, Calif./Adam Jewell, San Juan
Capistrano,Calif.
4. Brent Doble, St. Paul, Minn./ Lee LeGrande, Honolulu, Hi.
5. Scott Akayatubby, Hermosa Beach, Calif./ Eduardo Bacil, El Segundo,
Calif.
6. Brent Frohoff, Redondo Beach, Calif./David Swatik, Manhattan Beach,
Calif.
7. Albert Hannemann, Torrance, Calif./Sean Scott, Kailua, Hi.
8. Aaron Boss, Oak Park, Calif./Collin Smith, Hermosa Beach, Calif.
9. John Anselmo, Manhattan Beach, Calif./David Smith, Venice, Caif.
10. Chris Makos, Costa Mesa, Calif./Alika Williams, Santa Barbara,
Calif.
11. Daniel Cardenas, Los Angeles, Calif./Jim Nichols, Encinitas, Calif.
12. Paul Baxter, Columbia Heights, Minn./Jason Ring, Bend, Ore.
13. Matt Fuerbringer, Costa Mesa, Calif./Matt Lyles, Los Gatos, Calif.
14. Eddie Stokes, Redondo Beach, Calif./Brad Torsone, Hermosa Beach,
Calif.
15. Scott Davenport, Redondo Beach, Calif./Jeff Nygaard, Madison, Wis.
16. David Fischer, Hermosa Beach, Calif./Jerry Graham, Playa del Rey,
Calif.
17. Casey Jennings, Huntington Beach, Calif./Scott Lane, Las Vegas,
Nev.
18. Pepe Delahoz, San Diego, Calif./Chad Mowrey, Redondo, Calif.
19. Jacob Elliott, Georgetown, S. C./Brian Soldano, Freehold, N. J. (1)
20. Adam Roberts, Myrtle Beach, S. C./Colin Wellman, Los Angeles,
Calif.
21. Tom Black, Reseda, Calif./Andrew Vasquez, Manhattan Beach, Calif.
(5)
22. Anthony Medel, Santa Barbara, Calif./John Moran, Phoenix, Ariz. (2)
23. Shawn Garus, Colorado Springs, Colo./Chad Turner, Clearwater Beach,
Fla.(10)
24. Morgan Mainz, Santa Barbara, Calif./Dancer Styles, Sausalito,
Calif. (11)
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Results:
Event Scores:
Men's Main Draw Results
Winner's Bracket, First-round
· David Fischer, Hermosa Beach, Calif./Jerry Graham, Playa del
Rey, Calif. (No.
16-seeded Main Draw Team) def. Casey Jennings, Huntington Beach,
Calif./Scott
Lane, Las Vegas, Nev. (17), 21-19 and 21-18 (39 minutes);
· John Anselmo, Manhattan Beach, Calif./David Smith, Venice,
Calif. (9) def.
Morgan Mainz, Santa Barbara, Calif./Dancer Styles, Sausalito, Calif.
(24, No.
11-seeded Qualification Tournament Team), 21-13 and 21-11 (39);
· Paul Baxter, Columbia Heights, Minn./Jason Ring, Bend, Ore.
(12) def. Tom
Black, Reseda, Calif./Andrew Vasquez, Manhattan Beach, Calif. (21, 5),
21-13
and 21-13 (34);
· Matt Fuerbringer, Costa Mesa, Calif./Matt Lyles, Los Gatos,
Calif. (13) vs.
Adam Roberts, Myrtle Beach, S. C./Colin Wellman, Los Angeles, Calif.
(20),
23-21 and 21-15 (36);
· Jacob Elliott, Georgetown, S. C./Brian Soldano, Freehold, N.
J. (19, 1) def.
Eddie Stokes, Redondo Beach, Calif./Brad Torsone, Hermosa Beach, Calif.
(14),
21-14 and 21-16 (36);
· Daniel Cardenas, Los Angeles, Calif./Jim Nichols, Encinitas,
Calif. (11) def.
Anthony Medel, Santa Barbara, Calif./John Moran, Phoenix, Ariz. (22,
2), 21-18
and 21-15 (40);
· Shawn Garus, Colorado Springs, Colo./Chad Turner, Clearwater
Beach, Fla. (23,
10) def. Chris Makos, Costa Mesa, Calif./Alika Williams, Santa Barbara,
Calif.
(10), 21-19 and 21-19 (41);
· Scott Davenport, Redondo Beach, Calif./Jeff Nygaard, Madison,
Wis. (15) def.
Pepe Delahoz,San Diego, Calif./Chad Mowrey, Redondo,Calif.(18), 21-18
and21-14 (31).
Winner's Bracket, Second-round
· Dain Blanton, Laguna Beach, Calif./Eric Fonoimoana, Hermosa
Beach, Calif. (1)
def. Fischer/Graham (16), 21-17 and 21-11 (35);
· Aaron Boss, Oak Park, Calif./Collin Smith, Hermosa Beach,
Calif. (8) def.
Anselmo/D. Smith (9), 28-26, 16-21 and 15-6 (72);
· Baxter/Ring (12) def. Scott Ayakatubby, Hermosa Beach, Calif./
Eduardo Bacil,
El Segundo, Calif. (5), 21-17 and 21-18 (49);
· Brent Doble, St. Paul, Minn./ Lee LeGrande, Honolulu, Hi. (4)
def.
Fuerbringer/Lyles (13), 21-19, 19-21 and 15-12 (52);
· Elliott/Soldano (19, 1) def. Nick Hannemann, Hermosa Beach,
Calif./Adam
Jewell, San Juan Capistrano, Calif. (3), 21-18 and 21-19 (46);
· Cardenas/Nichols (11) def. Brent Frohoff, Redondo Beach,
Calif./David Swatik,
Manhattan Beach, Calif. (6), 20-22, 21-17 and 15-9 (57);
· Albert Hannemann, Torrance, Calif./Sean Scott, Kailua, Hi. (7)
def.
Garus/Turner (23, 10), 23-21, 16-21 and 15-8 (51);
· Canyon Ceman, Manhattan Beach, Calif./Mike Whitmarsh, San
Diego, Calif. (2)
def. Davenport/Nygaard (15), 22-20 and 21-13 (39).
Loser's Bracket, First-round (losers eliminated, place 17th,
split $650)
· Davenport/Nygaard (15) def. Jennings/Lane (17), 19-21, 32-30
and 15-12 (64);
· Garus/Turner (23, 10) def. Mainz/Styles (24), 21-14 and 21-16
(31);
· Frohoff/Swatik/ (6) def. Black/Vazquez (21), 21-17 and 21-18
(40);
· N. Hannemann/Jewell (3) def. Roberts/Wellman (20), 21-17 and
21-18 (41);
· Fuerbringer/Lyles (13) def. Stokes/Torsone (14), 21-14 and
21-16 (33);
· Ayakatubby/Bacil (5) def. Medel/Moran (22, 2), 21-14 and 21-16
(41);
· Anselmo/D. Smith (9) def. Makos/Williams (10), 17-21, 21-19
and 15-12 (60);
· Fischer/Graham (16) def. Delahoz/Mowrey (18), 23-21, 16-21 and
16-14 (65).
Winner's Bracket, Third-Round
· Boss/C. Smith (8) def. Blanton/Fonoimoana (1) , 21-13, 19-21
and 15-11 (49);
· Doble/LeGrande (4) def. Baxter/Ring (12), 24-22 and 21-14
(39);
· Cardenas/Nichols (11) def. Elliott/Soldano (19,1), 21-18,
19-21 and 15-11(78);
· A. Hannemann/Scott (7) def. Ceman/Whitmarsh (2), 16-21, 21-17
and 15-13 (59).
Loser's Bracket, Second-round (losers eliminated, place 13th,
split $1,050)
· Davenport/Nygaard (15) def. Garus/Turner (23, 10), 21-19,
21-23 and 15-11(55)
· N. Hannemann/Jewell (3) def. Frohoff/Swatik (6), 21-18, 20-22
and 15-11 (64);
· Fuerbringer/Lyles (13) def. Ayakatubby/Bacil (5), 15-21, 21-15
and 15-13(69);
· Anselmo/D. Smith (9) def. Fischer/Graham (16), 17-21, 21-9 and
15-13 (52).
Loser's Bracket, Third-round (losers eliminated, place 9th, split
$1,600)
· Baxter/Ring (12) def. Davenport/Nygaard (15), 21-18 and 22-20
(42);
· Blanton/Fonoimoana (1) def. N. Hannemann/Jewell (3) 21-13 and
21-12 (35);
· Ceman/Whitmarsh (2) def. Fuerbringer/Lyles (13), 21-23, 21-7
and 15-7 (42);
· Anselmo/D. Smith (9) def. Elliott/Soldano (19, 1), 21-15 and
21-19 (47)
Men's Main Draw Schedule - July 15, 2001
Winner's Bracket, Fourth-round (winners advance to semi-finals)
· Brent Doble, St. Paul, Minn./ Lee LeGrande, Honolulu, Hi. (4)
def. Aaron
Boss, Oak Park, Calif./Collin Smith, Hermosa Beach, Calif. (8), 18-21,
21-15 and 15-11 (61 minutes);
· Albert Hannemann, Torrance, Calif./Sean Scott, Kailua, Hi. (7)
def. Daniel
Cardenas, Los Angeles, Calif./Jim Nichols, Encinitas, Calif. (11),
21-19 and 21-12 (38).
Loser's Bracket, Fourth-round (losers eliminated, place 7th,
split $2,500)
· Paul Baxter, Columbia Heights, Minn./Jason Ring, Bend, Ore.
(12) def. Dain
Blanton, Laguna Beach, Calif./Eric Fonoimoana, Hermosa Beach, Calif.
(1),
13-21, 21-19 and 16-14 (63);
· Canyon Ceman, Manhattan Beach, Calif./Mike Whitmarsh, San
Diego, Calif. (2)
def. John Anselmo, Manhattan Beach, Calif./David Smith, Venice, Calif.
(9),
21-13 and 21-15 (39).
Loser's Bracket, Fifth-round (losers eliminated, place 5th, split
$3,500)
· Cardenas/Nichols (11) def. Baxter/Ring (12), 22-20 and 22-20
(50);
· Ceman/Whitmarsh (2) def. Boss/C. Smith (8), 21-17 and 25-23
(49).
Semi-finals
· Doble/LeGrande (4) def. Cardenas/Nichols (11), 21-15 and 21-16
(43);
· Ceman/Whitmarsh (2) def. A. Hannemann/Scott (7), 22-20, 19-21
and 15-10 (63).
Bronze Medal Match(winners place third,split$6,600;losers place
fourth,split $4,850)
· A. Hannemann/Scott (7) def. Cardenas/Nichols (11), 21-17 and
21-10 (32).
Gold Medal Match (winners place first, split $14,000;losers place
second,split $9,250)
· Doble/LeGrande (4) def.. Ceman/Whitmarsh (2), 21-16 and 23-21
(49).
2001 Tournament Champions
>>Brent Doble/Lee LeGrande
Triple Doble & Kool J Win!!!
Championship Notes & Quotes-Men
Canyon Ceman/Mike Whitmarsh (2 seed) vs. Brent Doble/Lee LeGrande (4)
(Doble/LeGrande win Game 1, 21-16)
In Game 1, Doble/LeGrande
scored first in a game which started out much closer
than it ended. Doble/LeGrande scored first on a Doble kill.
Ceyman/Whitmarsh
tied the game for the first of what would be 8 ties with a Ceman cut
shot.
Doble/LeGrande appred to start to control the match, extending to a
three-point
margin at 4-1, 5-2, 6-3, and 7-4 before Ceyman/Whitmarsh climbed back
to tie
the score at 7-7 on a Ceman cross court spike. Ceman/Whitmarsh took the
lead
aand went up 9-7 as two LeGrande hits went long. The game was tied
again at 10,
11, 12, 13, 14, and Ceman/Whitmarsh went up 16-14 at the third side
change.
Doble/LeGrande tied the score at 16-16 when a Ceman shot went
wide With some
singularly incredible play, LeGrande led his team to a game-ending
seven-straight points. LeGrande ended the game with five consecutive
kills,
assisting his team to a 21-16 victory.
(Doble/LeGrande win Game 2, 23-21)
In Game 2, Ceman/Whitmarsh
came out smoking, taking a 3-0 lead before
Doble/LeGrande came back with their own run of five straight points to
take a
5-3 lead. Ceman/Whitmarsh worked their way back to tie the score at
6-6, 8-8,
and had leads at 9-8, 10-9, 11-10 and 12-11 in the game which had 12
ties and
five lead changes.Ceman/Whitmarsh built up two three-point cushions at
14-11
and 17-14 before Doble/LeGrande began their final march to the
championship.
They finally tied the match again at 18-18 when a Ceman spike went wide
and
took the lead at 19-18 when a Ceman dig went wide after a Doble spike.
LaGrande's block attempt went wide, allowing Ceman/Whitmarsh to tie the
score
again, at 19-19 and Doble's hard kill gave his team the lead back at
20-19, but
Ceman/Whitmarsh battled back with a Ceman kill to tie the game at 20-20
and
took their final lead at 21-20 on Doble's hitting error. Doble's cross
court
angle kill tied it at 21-21 and the eventual winners took the lead
again when
Whitmarsh's spike went wide. The match ended in exciting fashion on
another
LeGrande leaping block to the roaring approval of the
pro-Doble/LeGrande
standing-room-only crowd. The final score was 23-21, Doble/LeGrande.
Stastically speaking: Doble had 20 attacks, five digs, nine kills and
two
blocks. LeGrande contributed 31 attacks, eight digs, 17 kills four
blocks two
aces and two service winners to help lead his team to the championship.
Ceman had a game-high 46 attacks, eight digs, and a game-high 23
kills.Whitmarsh helped his team with nine attacks, two digs, and five
kills.
QUOTES:
Doble: "Inconceivable! I've
waited for this for about a decade. Unbelievable.
I thought we played as well as we're capable of doing. I thought we
would play
well I will never complain about Lee's blocking again. I can't think of
a
better place to win a tournament than your hometown. I feel pretty good
about
the choice I've made this weekend (to play with LeGrande). They're such
great
supporters of volleyball in this area. It's just fantastic. We're
certainly the
odd couple. It feels good that I gave him balls that he could put
away."
LeGrande: "I wanted to prove
to the whole world that I 'm legit. You may think
that I was obnoxious, but that's my style. I'm just happy that Dobe
gave me a
shot. Beach Volleyball is so much about confidence in yourself and your
partner.
I was just itching to play, watching the women's championship match
just
inspiried me. Commitment and having a partner to listening is so
important.
It's a team thing out there. I like playing with the crowd. To have
them on
your side is a pretty good feeling."
Ceman: "These great
fans make it a joy to play volleyball. The loss is just
so disappointing."
Whitmarsh: "They deserve to
be champions. We played good, they played better.
We missed too many opportunities again today."
Final Results:2001
Men's Main Draw Rankings
Rank,Team(Main Draw Seed,Qualification Tournament
Seed)Record Points
Earnings
1st Brent Doble, St.
Paul, Minn./Lee LeGrande, Honolulu, Hi. (4)5-0
360 $14,000
2nd Canyon Ceman,Manhattan
Beach,Calif./Mike Whitmarsh,San
Diego,Calif(2)5-2 324
$9,250
3rd Albert Hannemann,
Torrance, Calif./Sean Scott, Kailua, Hi. (7)
4-1288 $6,600
4th DanielCardenas,Los Angeles,Calif./Jim
Nichols,Encinitas,Calif(11)4-3 244 $4,850
5th Paul Baxter, Columbia Heights, Minn./Jason Ring, Bend,
Ore. (12)4-2 216 $3,500
5th Aaron Boss,Oak Park,Calif./Collin Smith,Hermosa
Beach,Calif(8)4-2 216 $3,500
7th Dain Blanton,Laguna Beach,Calif/Eric Fonoimoana,Hermosa
Beach,Calif(1)3-2 180
$2,500
7th John Anselmo,Manhattan Beach,Calif./David Smith,Venice,
Calif.(9)4-2 180 $2,500
9th Scott Davenport,Redondo Beach,Cali/Jeff
Nygaard,Madison,Wis(15)3-2 144 $1,600
9th Nick Hannemann,Hermosa Beach,Cali/Adam Jewell, S Juan
Capistrano,Cali(3)2-2
144 $1,600
9th Matt Fuerbringer,Costa Mesa,Calif./Matt Lyles,Los
Gatos,Cali(13)3-2 144 $1,600
9th Jacob Elliott, Georgetown, S. C./Brian
Soldano, Freehold, N. J. (19, 11)
2-2 144 $1,600
13th Shawn Garus, Colorado Springs, Colo./Chad
Turner, Clearwater Beach, Fla. (23, 10)
2-2 108 $1,050
13th Brent Frohoff, Redondo Beach, Calif./David
Swatik, Manhattan Beach, Calif. (6),
1-2 108 $1,050
13th Scott Ayakatubby, Hermosa Beach, Calif./ Eduardo
Bacil, El Segundo, Calif. (5),
1-2 108 $1,050
13th David Fischer, Hermosa Beach, Calif./Jerry
Graham, Playa del Rey, Calif. (16)
1-2 108 $1,050
17th Casey Jennings, Huntington Beach, Calif./Scott
Lane, Las Vegas, Nev. (17)
0-2 108 $650
17th Morgan Mainz, Santa Barbara, Calif./Dancer
Styles, Sausalito, Calif. (24,
11)
0-2 72 $650
17th Tom Black, Reseda, Calif./Andrew Vasquez,
Manhattan Beach, Calif. (21, 5)
0-2 72 $650
17th Adam Roberts, Myrtle Beach, S. C./Colin Wellman,
Los Angeles, Calif. (20) 0-2
72 $650
17th Eddie Stokes, Redondo Beach, Calif./Brad
Torsone, Hermosa Beach, Calif (14)
0-2 72 $650
17th Anthony Medel, Santa Barbara, Calif./John Moran,
Phoenix, Ariz. (22, 2),
0-2 72 $650
17th Chris Makos, Costa Mesa, Calif./Alika Williams,
Santa Barbara, Calif. (10)
0-2
72 $650
17th Pepe Delahoz, San Diego, Calif./Chad Mowrey,
Redondo, Calif. (18) 0-2
72
$650
Rank, Team (Qualification Tournament
Seed) Record Points
Q Jacob Elliott, Georgetown, S.
C./Brian Soldano, Freehold, N. J. (1)3-0 Main Draw
Q Tom Black, Reseda,Cali/Andrew
Vasquez,Manhattan Beach, Cali(5)3-0Main Draw
Q Morgan Mainz, Santa
Barbara,Cali/Dancer Styles,Sausalito,Cali(11)3-0Main Draw
Q ShawnGarrus,ColoSprings,Colo/Chad
Turner,ClearwaterBch,Fla(10)3-0Main Draw
Q Anthony Medel,Santa
Barbara,Calif/John Moran,Phoenix, Ariz(2)4-1 Main
Draw
25th Mike Daniel, Pleasant Grove, Utah/Jacob Gibb,
Salt Lake City, Utah (9)2-2 36
25th Mike Emory, Wildwood, N. J./Jim Walls, Fort
Lauderdale, Fla. (3)2-2 36
25th Sean Burke, Ocean Beach,Calif./Elvis
Rodriquez,New York,New York(4)3-2 36
29th Dale Davis, Austin, Tex./Tim Wooliver, Austin,
Tex. (16) 1-132
29th Jack Quinn, Venice, Calif./Matthew Sokolowski,
Redondo, Mich. (8)1-1 32
29th Santana Aker, Muskegon, Mich./Gary Barnes,
Phoenix, Ariz. (12) 1-1 32
29th Dave Hall, Grand Rapids, Mich./Dana Woodson,
Toledo, Ohio (20) 1-1 32
29th Christian Flaherty, Strongsville, Ohio/Keith
Huber, Mentor, Ohio (14)1-1 32
29th Scott Hill, Los Angeles, Calif./Tom Slauterbeck,
Santa Monica, Cali(6)
1-1 32
29th Jason Greenlaw, Torrance, Calif./Anthony
Mihalic, Belmar, N. J. (7)1-1 32
29th Mark Fay, Grandville, Mich./Jim VanZwieten,
Pompano Beach, Fla. (15)1-1 32
37th Neil Ferreri, Columbus, Ohio/Ben Wendt,
Galloway, Ohio (33) 1-1 22
37th Allan Briley,Harrison Twshp,Mich./John
Vestal,Clinton Twnshp,Mich(17)0-1 22
37th Scott Lauer, Fort Wayne, Ind./Brad Prieditis,
Holland, Mich. (24)0-1 22
37th Doug Kluga, Saint John, Ind./Pete Weiand,
Lowell, Ind. (25) 0-1 22
37th Alan Pavlovich, Detroit, Mich./Doug Shaffer,
Rossford, Ohio (28)0-1 22
37th David Chapman, Hillard, Ohio/Jayson Oliver,
Perrysburg, Ohio (21)0-1 22
37th Brian Duff, Rochester, N. Y./Jeff Smith, San
Diego, Calif. (13)0-1 22
37th Justin Kellogg, Grand Haven, Mich./Dave
Rawles,Grand Haven,Mich(29)0-1 22
37th Denton Bobeldyk, Wyoming, Mich./John Richter,
Cleveland, Ohio (30)0-1 22
37th Mark Gill, Flat Rock, Mich./Jamie Reynolds,
Royal Oak, Mich. (19)0-1 22
37th Jeff Jones, Mason, Mich./Gale Wilson, Holt,
Mich. (22) 0-1 22
37th Chad Winterhalter, Grandville,Mich/Zach
Winterhalter,Grandville,Mich(27)0-1 22
37th Greg Lehman, Galena, Ohio/Michael Schroeder,
Fairborn, Ohio (26)0-1 22
37th Bryan Marshall, Kettering, Ohio/Jim Vanderwal,
Muskegon, Mich. (23)0-1 22
37th David Dipierro,Pompano Beach,Fla/Mike
Dipierro,Pompano Beach,Fla(18)0-1 22
37th Gary Freed, Grand Haven, Mich./Marc Schultz,
Grand Rapids, Mich. (31)0-1 22
53rd John Johnson, Fishers Ind./Sean Malone, Fishers,
Ind. (32) 0-1 8
Women's Main Draw Results:
Winner's Bracket, First-round
· Pat Keller, Cardiff, Calif./Lynda Street, Juptier, Fla. (No.
17-seeded Main
Draw Team) def. Deanne Johnson, San Diego, Calif./Barbara Nyland, San
Diego,
Calif. (16, No. 1-seeded Qualification Tournament Team), 21-13 and 21-6
(34minutes)
· Diane DeNecochea, La Jolla, Calif./Wendy Stammer, Portland,
Ore. (9) def.
Jeanette Simenson, Chicago, Ill./Stacey Wanshek, Glen Ellyn, Ill. (24,
8),
21-11 and 21-12 (31);
· Angie Kammer, Westlake Village, Calif./Jennifer Kessy, San
Diego, Calif. (12)
def. Erin Galli, San Diego, Calif./Chris Podraza, Hilliard, Ohio (21),
21-16
and 23-21 (46);
· Michelle Morse, Redondo Beach, Calif./Liz Pagano, San Diego,
Calif. (13) def.
Katie Lindquist, Fountain Valley, Calif./Tracy Lindquist, Fountain
Valley,
Calif. (20), 21-11, 12-21 and 15-11 (48).
· Mary Baily, Calabasas, Calif./Helen Reale, Los Angeles, Calif.
(14) def.
Daven Casad, Montecito, Calif./Kim Zuffelato, Santa Barbara, Calif.
(19), 21-16
and 21-18 (36);
· Marla O'Hara, Agoura Hills, Calif./Kristen Schritter, San
Diego, Calif. (11)
def. Kerri Eich, Santa Monica, Calif./Catie Fliesher, Culver City,
Calif. (22,
3), 21-18 and 21-14 (37);
· Arcadia Berjonneau, Hermosa Beach, Calif./Rhonda Kottke,
Manhattan Beach,
Calif. (23, 7) def. Marsha Miller, Santa Monica, Calif./Lia Young,
Honolulu,
Hi. (10), 21-13 and 21-11 (36);
· Heather Lowe, Redondo Beach, Calif./Carrie Wright, Chula
Vista, Calif. (15)
def. Anne McArthur, Los Angeles, Calif./Sarah White, Venice, Calif.
(18),
29-27, 13-21 and 15-13 (55).
Winner's Bracket, Second-round
· Lisa Arce, Redondo Beach, Calif./Holly McPeak, Manhattan
Beach, Calif. (1)
def. Keller/Street (17), 21-9 and 21-14 (33);
· DeNecochea/Stammer (9) def. Danalee Bragado, Honolulu, Hi./Ali
Wood, Long
Beach, Calif. (8), 21-11 and 21-16 (32);
· Liz Masakayan, San Diego, Calif./Cary Wendell, Menlo Park,
Calif. (5) def.
Kammer/Kessy (12), 16-21, 21-18 and 15-9 (61);
· Carrie Busch, Hermosa Beach, Calif./Rachel Wacholder, Hermosa
Beach, Calif.
(4) def. Morse/Pagano (13), 21-18 and 21-14 (31);
· Stephanie Cox, Mission Viejo, Calif./Katy Eldridge, Playa del
Rey, Calif. (3)
def. Baily/Reale (14), 21-17 and 21-16 (35);
· Jennifer Meredith, Manhattan Beach, Calif./Jen Pavley, Agoura
Hills, Calif.
(6) def. O'Hara/Schrister (11), 23-21, 19-21 and 15-10 (61);
· Linda Hanley, Pacific Palisades, Calif./Sarah Straton, Hermosa
Beach, Calif.
(7) def. Berjonneau/Kottke (23, 7), 21-15 and 21-15 (33);
· Barbra Fontana, Manhattan Beach, Calif./Elaine Youngs,
Encinitas, Calif. (2)
def. Lowe/Wright (15), 21-8 and 21-14 (26);
Loser's Bracket, First-round (losers eliminated, place 17th, split
$650)
· Lowe/Wright (15) def. Johnson/Nyland (16), 21-15 and 21-18
(33);
· Berjonneau/Kottke (23, 7) def. Simens0n/Wanshek (24), 21-17
and 21-16 (32);
· O'Hara/Schritter (11) def. Galli/Podraza (21), 22-20 and 23-21
(49);
· K. Linquist/T. Linquist (20) def. Baily/Reale (14), 15-21,
21-17 and 15-10(57);
· Morse/Pagano (13) def. Casad/Zuffelato (19), 21-19, 16-21 and
15-11 (46);
· Kammer/Kessy (12) def. Eich/Fliesher (22), 22-20 and 27-25
(50);
· Bragado/Wood (8) def. Miller/Young (10), 19-21, 21-12 and
16-14 (54);
· Keller/Street (17) def. McArthur/White (18), 23-25, 21-19 and
15-13 (58).
Winner's Bracket, Third-Round
· DeNecochea/Stammer (9) def. Arce/McPeak (1), 21-19 and 21-19
(41);
· Busch/Wacholder (4) def. Masakayan/Wendell (5), 21-14 and
21-18 (38);
· Meredith/Pavley (6) def. Cox/Eldridge (3), 21-11, 17-21 and
15-4 (53);
· Fontana/Youngs (2) def. Hanley/Straton (7), 23-25, 21-16 and
15-13 (70).
Loser's Bracket, Second-round (losers eliminated, place 13th, split
$1,050)
· Lowe/Wright (15) def. Berjonneau/Kottke (23, 7), 21-16, 16-21
and 15-10 (44);
· K. Linquist/T. Linquist (20) won by injury forfeit over
O'Hara/Schritter(11);
· Morse/Pagano (13) def. Kammer/Kessy (12), 21-15, 23-25 and
15-10 (61);
· Bragado/Wood (8) def. Keller/Street (17), 17-21, 21-14 and
17-15 (66).
Loser's Bracket, Third-round (losers eliminated, place 9th, split
$1,600)
· Masakayan/Wendell (5) def. Lowe/Wright (15) , 21-11 and 21-12
(25);
· Arce/McPeak (1) def. K. Linquist/T. Linquist (20), 21-12 and
21-13 (26);
· Hanley/Straton (7) def. Morse/Pagano (13), 21-18 and 21-15
(34);
· Bragado/Wood (8) def. Cox/Eldridge (3), 21-18 and 21-18 (39)
Women's Main Draw Schedule - July 15, 2001
Winner's Bracket, Fourth-round (winners advance to semi-finals)
· Diane DeNecochea, La Jolla, Calif./Wendy Stammer, Portland,
Ore. (9) def.
Carrie Busch, Hermosa Beach, Calif./Rachel Wacholder, Hermosa Beach,
Calif.
(4), 23-25, 21-15 and 15-13 (57 minutes);
· Barbra Fontana, Manhattan Beach, Calif./Elaine Youngs,
Encinitas, Calif. (2)
def. Jennifer Meredith, Manhattan Beach, Calif./Jen Pavley, Agoura
Hills,
Calif. (6), 17-21, 21-19 and 15-5 (61).
Loser's Bracket, Fourth-round (losers eliminated, place 7th, split
$2,500)
· Lisa Arce, Redondo Beach, Calif./Holly McPeak, Manhattan
Beach, Calif. (1)
def. Liz Masakayan, San Diego, Calif./Cary Wendell, Menlo Park, Calif.
(5),
21-19 and 21-11 (39);
· Linda Hanley, Pacific Palisades, Calif./Sarah Straton, Hermosa
Beach, Calif.
(7) def. Danalee Bragado, Honolulu, Hi./Ali Wood, Palos Verdes Estates,
Calif. (8), 21-14 and 21-16 (35).
Loser's Bracket, Fifth-round (losers eliminated, place 5th, split
$3,500)
· Arce/McPeak (1) def. Meredith/Pavley (6), 21-14 and 21-18
(34);
· Hanley/Stratton (7) def. Busch/Wacholder (4), 21-16, 17-21 and
15-13 (42).
Semi-finals
- Arce/McPeak (1) def. DeNecochea/Stammer (9), 21-13 and 21-12 (32);
· Hanley/Straton (7) def. Fontana/Youngs (2), 12-21, 21-17 and
16-14 (55).
Bronze Medal Match(winners place third, split$6,600; losers place
fourth,split$4,850)
· Fontana/Youngs (2) def. DeNecochea/Stammer (9), 21-11 and
21-12 (31).
Gold Medal Match(winners place first, split $14,000;losers place
second,split$9,250)
· Hanley/Straton (7) def. Arce/McPeak (1), 23-21, 15-21 and
18-16 (75)
.
Women's Main Draw Rankings Final Results
Rank, Team (Main Draw Seed, Qualification Tournament
Seed) Record Points Earnings
1st Linda Hanley,
Pacific Palisades, Calif./Sarah Straton, Hermosa Beach, Calif.
(7) 6-1
360 $14,000
2nd Lisa Arce,
Redondo Beach, Calif./Holly McPeak, Manhattan Beach, Calif.
(1) 5-2
324 $9,250
3rd Barbra
Fontana, Manhattan Beach, Calif./Elaine Youngs, Encinitas, Calif.
(2) 4-1
288 $6,600
4th Diane DeNecochea, La Jolla, Calif./Wendy
Stammer, Portland, Ore. (9) 4-2
244 $4,850
5th Jennifer Meredith, Manhattan Beach,
Calif./Jen Pavley, Agoura Hills, Calif.
(6) 2-2
216 $3,500
5th Carrie Busch, Hermosa Beach, Calif./Rachel
Wacholder, Hermosa Beach, Calif. (4).
2-2 216 $3,500
7th Liz Masakayan, San Diego, Calif./Cary
Wendell, Menlo Park, Calif. (5) 2-2
180 $2,500
7th Danalee Bragado, Honolulu, Hi./Ali Wood,
Palos Verdes Estates, Calif. (8)
3-2 180 $2,500
9th Heather Lowe, Redonod Beach, Calif./Carrie
Wright, Chula Vista, Calif. (15)
3-2
144 $1,600
9th Katie Lindquist, Fountain Valley,
Calif./Tracy Lindquist, Fountain Valley, Calif.
(20) 2-2
144 $1,600
9th Michelle Morse, Redondo Beach, Calif./Liz
Pagano, San Diego, Calif. (13)
3-2 144 $1,600
9th Stephanie Cox, Mission Viejo, Calif./Katy
Eldridge, Playa del Rey, Calif. (3)
1-2 144 $1,600
13th Arcadia Berjonneau, Hermosa Beach, Calif./Rhonda
Kottke, Manhattan Beach, Calif. (23, 7)
2-2 108 $1,050
13th Marla O'Hara,
Agoura Hills, Calif./Kristen Schritter, San Diego, Calif.
(11) 2-2
108 $1,050
13th Angie Kammer, Westlake Village, Calif./Jennifer
Kessy, San Diego, Calif. (12)
2-2 108 $1,050
13th Pat Keller, Cardiff, Calif./Lynda Street,
Jupiter, Fla. (17) 2-2 108
$1,050
17th Deanne Johnson, San Diego, Calif./Barbara
Nyland, San Diego, Calif. (16, 1) 0-2
108 $650
17th Jeanette Simenson, Chicago, Ill./Stacey Wanshek,
Glen Ellyn, Ill. (24, 8)
0-2 72 $650
17th Erin Galli, San Diego, Calif./Chris Podraza,
Hilliard, Ohio (21) 0-2
72 $650
17th Mary Baily, Calabasas, Calif./Helen Reale, Los
Angeles, Calif. (14) 1-2
72
$650
17th Daven Casad, Montecito, Calif./Kim Zuffelato,
Santa Barbara, Calif. (19)
0-2 72 $650
17th Kerri Eich, Santa Monica, Calif./Catie Fliesher,
Culver City, Calif. (22, 3) 0-2
72 $650
17th Marsha Miller, Santa Monica, Calif./Lia Young,
Honolulu, Hi. (10) 0-2
72 $650
17th Anne McArthur, Los Angeles, Calif./Sarah White,
Venice, Calif. (18) 0-2
72
$650
Championship Notes & Quotes-Women
Lisa Arce/Holly McPeak (1 seed) vs. Linda Hanley/Sarah Stratton (7)
(Hanley/Stratton win Game 1, 22-20)
In Game 1,
Hanley/Stratton score first and the game is tied at 1 and 2 before
Hanley/Stratton score twice and hold the lead at 7-5. Hanley/Stratton
then
score three straight to take a 5 point lead at 10-5 before Arce/McPeak
rally to
tie the score at 10-10 for five straight points at the second side
change.
After the switch, Arce fires an Ace, capping a rally of seven straight
points
and a 12-10 lead. Hanley/Stratton take a time out after Arce/McPeak
pull out to
a 14-11 lead. After the time out, the teams trade points, and the score
sits at
16-14, Arce/McPeak at the next side change. More point-trading between
the
teams until a tremendous Hanley save ties the score at 18-18.
Arce/McPeak score
two straight, but Hanley kills to put to 19-20 and then Arce hits long,
resulting in the ffifth tie of the game at 20-20. The teams trade
points again
for the sixth tie at 21-21. Stratton gives her team the lead with a
powerful
kill down the middle and then she closes the first game victory with a
cross
court cut shot across the top of the net after another big Hanley dig.
Hanley/Stratton come back to win the first game, 22-20.
(Arce/McPeak win Game 2, 21-15)
In Game 2, Hanley/Stratton
strike first again, and the game starts out like
the first game with ties at 1 and 2. The teams trade points again
and Arce
gives her team its first lead with a block and a kill, 4-3.
Continuing to
trade points, the game is tied at the first side change, 5-5. It was
fifth tie
of the game. Arce/McPeak score three straight after the side change,
before
Hanley/Stratton snag two of their own, 8-7. After trading points once
again,
Arce/McPeak score twice and Stratton gets a kill for a 11-9 score at
the second
side change. After the side change, Arce ends a three-point run with an
ace for
a five-point lead at 14-9. After still more point trading, Arce/McPeak
have a
16-14 margin at the third side change. Arce/McPeak tie up the match at
one-game
apiece, scoring six of the next seven points for the 21-15 victory. The
six-point margin at the end was the largest lead of the game for the
winners.
In Game 3, Hanley/Straatton
score the first point once again. This time,
Arce/McPeak take a 2-1 leaad. The teams trade points, score sits at 3-2
Arce/McPeak at the side change. Playing magnificently in the Muskegon
sun, the
teams trade points with ties at 4 and 5. Arce/McPeak score three
straight for a
7-4 lead. McPeak answers with a soft cut shot, strong kill, closing the
score
7-6. After Stratton kills off Arce's block and then kills off McPeak's
hands,
the teams change sides, with Hanley/Stratton holding another
three-point
advantage, 9-6. Hanley/Stratton take a time out. Arce/McPeak
score twice to
close to 9-8, the teams trade points to 10-9 before Stratton lets an
Arce serve
go long, leaving an 11-9 score at the fourth side change. McPeak lands
another
patented soft cut shot, Stratton off Arce's block, score goes to 12-10.
After
heart-wrenching play by both teams trading points, Arce leaves no
doubt,
climbing to the clouds to hammer a kill, moving the score to 13-12,
Hanley/Stratton at the side change. Arce ties the game for the fifth
time with
a kill, 13-13, Stratton gives her team the lead with a soft shot,
14-13. Arce
blocks for a sideout, after another two sideouts, McPeak serves and her
team
ties the game when Stratton double hits on the return, 14-14. After two
more
sideouts, Arce serves an awesome ace, giving her team the lead at 15-4,
the
fifth lead change of the match. With Arce prepared to serve for the
match,
Hanley/Reno call time out. Stratton twist kill down the line for a side
change.
Hanley serves and after a world-class rally, Arce hits just long, the
score is
tied at 15-15 at the side change. After seven consecutive sideouts,
Stratton
returns just long, Arce/McPeak lead, 16-15. Following 15 straight
sideouts
after repeated all-universe defensive plays by both teams, Arce just
misses
wide, knotting the score at 16-16. After two straight sideouts,
McPeak's hits
pass that can't clear the top of the net, giving Hanley/Stratton a
17-16 lead
at the side change. After an Arce/McPeak time out, Hanley serves and
then stays
back and kills a deep Arce hit back into Arce's hands, earning the
hard-fought
tie-breaker victory for her team, 18-16. The game lasted 75 minutes,
the last
and longest of all women's matches in this event. The remarkable game
featured
eight ties, four lead changes. Arce/McPeak had nine match-point
opportunities,
Hanley/Stratton had three championship match opportunities.
Statistically, Speaking, Arce and McPeak each had 47 attacks. Arce also
contributed 15 digs, 26 kills, six blocks, one ace and three service
winners.
McPeak also helped her team with a game-high 26 digs and also had 21
kills.
Hanley helped her team with 41 attacks, 23 digs, 16 kills, one ace and
one
service winner. Stratton had a game-high 70 attacks along with 12 digs,
a
game-high 31 kills, two blocks, two aces and two service winners.
QUOTES:
Lisa Arce: "I just wanted to have fun, and we did, but it wasn't great
that we
lost. I salute Linda (Hanley) and Sarah (Stratton) for how hard and
relentless
they played. Second isn't what we wanted, but it's a lot better than
most of
the other options. The final game made a great case for the new rule
for cap at
14. If you tell yourself you're tired, you go slow and you can't
do that here."
Holly McPeak: "What made this loss so hard was that it was such a
great effort
by both teams and yet we had so many match point serves that went to
sideout.
We've been out of the country for a month and it was just awesome to be
back in
the U.S. playing for such great fans."
Linda Hanley: "This is my favorite place to play, I probably
should have
played by whole career here. This match was just unbelievable and
the victory
was the icing on the cake. The crowd is just so fantastic. Siding out
in the
final game was so important after we got to 14 points. And Sarah was
flawless
during the final matches of the tournament. Sarah's always positive,
she's the
'little energizer', Sarah just always plays with a never say die
attitude. My
career has lasted so long because I took breaks to have kids and try
not to
burn out. I've almost retired many times. The crowd is just so
appreciative and
so knowledgeable.."
Sarah Stratton: "It was unbelievable. It was so great to work like that
and be
able to pull it out at the very end. We played so well together,
helping each
other out at just the right time. We never gave up and it all
worked out
better than we could have hoped for against such great opposition. We
were in
one of the toughest matches I've ever played."
2001 Tournament Champions >>Linda Hanley/Sarah Straton
Linda
Hanley
Sarah Straton
Articles:
2001 COMPETITION NOTES -
For the 2001 AVP Pro Beach Volleyball Tour, the following rules will
be used:
· Each match will be the best of three rally-scoring sets.
· First two sets are to 21 points.
· Third eventual set is to 15 points.
· Must have a two-point advantage to win the set.
· No caps for all sets.
· Two timeouts per set with a duration of 30 seconds each
· Injury timeout - only one injury timeout per match is allowed
per player.
· A side change will occur every 10 points in the first two sets
and every five(5) points in the third eventual
set.The side
changes will be direct without delay
· Time between sets will be one (1) minute.
· Court dimensions are 8-meter (26-feet, 3-inches) by 8-meter
per side.
· The AVP has approved the implementation of "Let the serve in
play" for all events in 2001.
THE SUNKIST OPEN AT MUSKEGON -
The AVP returns to Muskegon for the third-straight season and the
11th-time to the shores of Lake Michigan for The Sunkist Open at
Muskegon. The Sunkist Open at Muskegon will also mark the fifth
visit for the women to
the Muskegon-area.
PAST CHAMPIONS -
Past Muskegon-area winners Scott Ayakatubby (1996 with Brian Lewis),
Canyon Ceman (1998 with Mark Kerins) and Linda Hanley (1993 with Jackie
Silva and 1995 with Angela Rock) have entered The Sunkist Open at
Muskegon. Ayakatubby is competing with Eduardo Bacil while Ceman teams
with Mike Whitmarsh. Hanley will play with Sarah Straton, who
competed in the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games for Australia. Hanley
participated in the 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games where she and Barbra
Fontana placed fourth.
Season, Men's Gold Medal Team
1990 Grand Haven, Brent Frohoff/Karch Kiraly
1991 Grand Haven, Karch Kiraly/Kent Steffes
1992 Grand Haven, Karch Kiraly/Kent Steffes
1993 Grand Haven, Karch Kiraly/Kent Steffes
1994 Grand Haven, Karch Kiraly/Kent Steffes
1996 Grand Haven, Brian Lewis/Scott Ayakatubby
1997 Grand Haven, Jose Loiola/Kent Steffes
1998 Muskegon, Mark Kerins/Canyon Ceman
1999 Muskegon, Brian Lewis/Franco Neto
2000 Muskegon, Dax Holdren/Todd Rogers
Season, Women's Gold Medal Team
1993 Grand Haven, Linda Hanley/Jackie Silva
1994 Grand Haven, Nancy Reno/Angela Rock
1995 Grand Haven, Linda Hanley/Angela Rock
1999 Muskegon, Annett Davis/Jenny Johnson Jordan
AVP ON THE WEB -
Information on the AVP Pro Beach Volleyball Tour and the sport of
volleyball can be found at the following web sites:
· AVP Tour (www.avptour.com
) - The site is maintained by Nick Cargill
(contact@Sniperdev.com).
· Beach Volleyball Data Base (
www.bvbinfo.com ) - The site is maintained by
Dennis Wagner (doctorono@home.com) of Virginia Beach, Va. Dr. Ono
has tracked
1,091 events and 2,358 players.
· USA Volleyball (www.usavolleyball.org
) - The site is maintained by Brent
Buzbee (brent.buzbee@usav.org) at the USA Volleyball Offices in
Colorado
Springs, Colo.
· FIVB Beach Volleyball World Tour ( www.fivb.org ) - The site is
maintained by
the FIVB's beach department (beach@mail.fivb.ch) at the FIVB
headquarters in
Lausanne, Switzerland.
EASTERN SWING -
Following Muskegon, the AVP Tour heads to New Jersey July 20-22 for The
Sunkist Open at Belmar. The eastern swing concludes July 27-29 in
Virginia for the Paul Mitchell Open at Virginia Beach. All three
events will be covered by Brighton Productions of New York for replay
on FOX Sports
Net starting July 23 with The Sunkist Open at Muskegon
THE
SUNKIST OPEN AT MUSKEGON ATTRACTS 86 PRO BEACH VOLLEYBALL TEAMS
Courtesy Of Tim Simmons (bfishinc@aol.com)
MUSKEGON, MICH. - A total of 54 men's and 32 women's teams have
"officially"
entered this weekend's The Sunkist Open at Muskegon featuring the top
pro beach volleyball players in the United States vying for $125,000 in
total prize money at Pere Marquette Park.
AVP
boss believes in sport's future
Thursday, July 12, 2001 By Cindy Fairfield
MUSKEGON CHRONICLE SPORTS EDITOR
Bikinis, biceps, bronzed bodies. Sand,sun and surf.Beach volleyball is
more than bumps,
sets and spikes. And Leonard Armato, the sports agent for Shaquille
O'Neal who recently purchased
the Association of Volleyball Professionals tour, is convinced it has
the elements to become one of the fast-growing sports in America.....
Muskegon
stop lands Olympic gold medalists
Wednesday, July 11, 2001
By Cindy Fairfield
MUSKEGON CHRONICLE SPORTS EDITOR
Defending champions Dax Holdren and Todd Rogers will not compete
this weekend in the Association of Volleyball Professionals Sunkist
Open
in Muskegon.But Eric Fonoimoana and Dain Blanton, who won gold medals
at
the 2000 Summer Olympics in Sydney, will return after missing last
year's
tournament here.....
Top
seeds take break from overseas events
Thursday, July 12, 2001
By Cindy Fairfield
MUSKEGON CHRONICLE SPORTS EDITOR
Olympic gold medalists Eric Fonoimoana and Dain Blanton enter this
weekend's $125,000
Sunkist Open beach volleyball tournament as the top seeds but they're
not taking anything
for granted. "We were the last team to qualify in the Olympics," said
Fonoimoana, "so coming through and winning the gold medal is something
I'll never forget. "But beach volleyball is a sport where you have to
be at the top of your
game every minute because the competition is so strong."
Age
old
secrets
MUSKEGON CHRONICLE SPORTS
Friday, July 13, 2001
Twenty years ago, Linda Hanley was playing volleyball on the beaches of
Southern
California for free coolers and water bottles.When there was prize
money available, she
often was playing for a fraction of what the men earned.When she took
time off to have children, there were those who said she'd never make
it back
to the pros.But Hanley turned a deaf ear to the critics. And she
listened to her heart."You can do anything you want, if you want it
badly enough," said Hanley.....
Pros
pass on tips at camp
Friday, July 13, 2001
By Jens Carlson
MUSKEGON CHRONICLE STAFF WRITER
How often do you get a chance to learn from a pro?
Members of the Inside Out Volleyball hitters-setters girls high school
summer
camp
were just that lucky Thursday afternoon.Three professional volleyball
players from the
Association of Volleyball Professionals tour lent their tips,
perspective and teaching ability
to the 12 camp members on the final day of the four-day camp. Adam
Jewel, one of the top-ranked men on the tour, along with Heather Lowe
and Carrie Wright helped out camp coordinator Rick Rykse.The pros are
in Muskegon for the AVP Sunkist Michigan Open at Pere Marquette
Beach.....
NINE
GAIN MAIN DRAW BERTHS FOR THE SUNKIST OPEN AT MUSKEGON FRIDAY;OLYMPIC
GOLD MEDALLISTS BLANTON & FONOIMOANA BEGIN PLAY SATURDAY
MUSKEGON, MICH. - The final nine Main Draw berths for The Sunkist Open
at
Muskegon were determined here Friday (July 13) at Pere Marquette Park
with the top-seeded teams in both the men's and women's Qualification
Tournament advancing to the "money" rounds in the $125,000 event.Pacing
Friday's qualifiers were the top-seeded Qualification Tournament teams
of Jake Elliott/Brian Soldano in the men's competiton and Deanne
Johnson/Barbara Nyland in the women's
play.....
Qualifiers
advance at AVP event
Saturday, July 14, 2001
By Scott Brandenburg
Muskegon Chronicle
Hopes and dreams became realities at Pere Marquette beach Friday night.Nine slots were available for the Association of Volleyball Professionals Sunkist Open, which begins today, and many of the teams that advanced included plenty of first-time qualifiers.None were more ecstatic than 28-year-old Morgan Mainz. Seconds after he and partner,Dancer Styles, became the third team to qualify, Mainz let out plenty of whoops and flashed a huge smile at finally making the "big show". "I've worked my butt off to get here," said Mainz, of Santa Barbara, Calif., after they upset the third-seeded team of Mike Emory and Jim Walls. "I've been looking for a breakthrough and this hopefully is it. I'm just on cloud nine right now."
'UPSETTING'
SATURDAY ON PERE MARQUETTE PARK BEACH VOLLEYBALL COURTS;THE SUNKIST
OPEN AT MUSKEGON CONCLUDES SUNDAY
MUSKEGON, MICH. - It was an "upsetting" day on the Pere Marquette Park
sand courts for the top teams on the Association of Volleyball
Professionals
(AVP)Pro Beach Volleyball Tour with only three of the top eight-seeded
teams
surviving unbeaten in The Sunkist Open at Muskegon here Saturday (July
14).Only
two of the top four seeded women's team survived the "upset bug"
Saturday.....
HANLEY & STRATON CAPTURE THE SUNKIST OPEN AT MUSKEGON WOMEN'S
TITLE;HOMETOWN FAVORITE DOBLE NETS MEN'S CROWN WITH LEGRANDE
MUSKEGON, MICH. - Seventh-seeded Linda Hanley and Sarah Straton
captured their
first Association of Volleyball Professionals' women's title together
here Sunday (July 15) while local favorite Brent Doble teamed with Lee
LeGrande to claim the men's championship in The Sunkist Open at
Muskegon.Hanley,
who at 41 is believed to be the oldest woman to ever win a pro beach
title,
and Straton had to win two elimination matches early Sunday to advance
to
the semi-finals where they scored a 12-21, 21-17 and 16-14 over
second-seeded Barbra Fontana and Elaine Youngs. Hanley and
Straton claimed the $14,000 first-place prize with a 23-21, 15-21 and
18-16 win in 75 minutes over top-seeded Lisa Arce and Holly McPeak, who
split $9,250 for second.
Seeded fourth in the men's Main Draw, Doble and LeGrande won all six of
their matches on the Pere Marquette Park courts to capture the $14,000
first-place prize. In capturing their second pro beach title
together, Doble and LeGrande scored a 21-16 and 23-21 win in 49 minutes
over second-seeded Canyon Ceman and Mike Whitmarsh in the finals.
Hanley's title Sunday was her 20th career crown and first since 1998
when she and Fontana teamed to win an international event in
Portugal.
A pair of beach Olympians, Hanley was fourth with Fontana in the 1996
Atlanta Olympic Games while Straton played for Australia last
September. Straton, who won her first title since starting beach
play in 1994, competed with
Annette Huygens Tholen in the Sydney 2000 Games where they placed
17th.Arce
and McPeak, who were seeking their 16th pro beach title together,
advanced
to the title match like Hanley and Stration by winning two elimination
matches
Sunday morning before scoring a 21-13 and 21-12 win over DeNecochea and
Stammer.
Fontana and Youngs, who had won four-straight matches this season over
Hanley and Straton, shared the $6,600 third-place prize with a 21-11
and
21-12 win over ninth-seeded Dianne DeNecochea and Wendy Stammer.
DeNecochea
and Stammer shared $4,850 for fourth-place as the pair posted their
best
pro beach finish.Doble and LeGrande advanced to the finals with a 21-15
and
21-16 win over 11th-seeded Daniel Cardenas and Jim Nichols. Ceman
and
Whitmarsh rebounded from a Saturday loss to Albert Hannemann and Sean
Scott
to advance to the finals with a 22-20, 19-21 and 15-4 win over the
Saturday
victors in the second men's semi-finals.LeGrande's title was his third
championship
since winning his first with Doble, a Michigan Tech grad, in April 2000
in
Delray Beach, Fla. Ceman, a 1998 Muskegon winner with Mark
Kerins,
and Whitmarsh finished second for the second-straight AVP event as the
pair
dropped the June 17 title match in Huntington Beach, Calif.Ceman and
Whitmarsh,
who captured the Silver Medal at the 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games, shared
$9,250
for second. Hannemann and Scott shared $6,600 for winning the
third-place
match by defeating Cardenas and Nichols 21-17 and 21-10. Cardenas, who
joined
Scott in posting their best ever pro beach finishes, and
Nichols split $4,850 for fourth-place.Dain Blanton and Eric Fonoimoana,
the Sydney 2000 Olympic Gold Medallists,placed ninth in The Sunkist
Open at
Muskegon after losing their opening match Sunday to 12th-seeded Paul
Baxter and Jason Ring 13-21, 21-19 and 16-14. The Olympic champions had
just returned from fourth-straight international matches in Spain,
Switzerland, Germany and Norway, and will return to Europe for events
in France, Portugal, Austria and Belgium.Brighton Entertainment of New
York, N. Y., taped The Sunkist Open at Muskegon action for replay July
23
on FOX Sports Net. The Muskegon event was the third of eight
stops
on the 2001 AVP Pro Beach Vollebyall Tour. The Sunkist Open at Muskegon
was
Round 3 of the men's competition and Round 2 for the women. The
AVP
Pro Beach Volleyball Tour is at Belmar, N. J., next weekend (July
20-22)followed
by a stop in Virginia Beach, Va. (July 27-29)
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Rules:
2001 COMPETITION NOTES - For the 2001 AVP Pro Beach Volleyball Tour,
the
following rules will be used:
· Each match will be the best of three rally-scoring sets.
· First two sets are to 21 points.
· Third eventual set is to 15 points. When the first team
to reach 14 in the
third eventual set, side out scoring will be used until one team has
scored the
15th point or wins by two points.
· Must have a two-point advantage to win the set.
· No caps for all sets.
· Two timeouts per set with a duration of 30 seconds each
· Injury timeout - only one injury timeout per match is allowed
per player.
· A side change will occur every 10 points in the first two sets
and every five
(5) points in the third eventual set. The side changes will be
direct without delay
· Time between sets will be one (1) minute.
· Court dimensions are 8-meter (26-feet, 3-inches) by 8-meter
per side.
· The AVP has approved the implementation of "Let the serve in
play" for all events in 2001.
Seeding:2001
Seed Name Points Ranking Qualifying Status
Men's Qualification Tournament Entries (not seeding order, subject
to change)
· Brian MacDonald, Newport Beach, Calif./Mike Scales, Newport
Beach, Calif.
· Mike Daniel, Pleasant Grove, Utah/Jacob Gibb, Salt Lake City,
Utah
· Mark Fay, Grandville, Mich./Jim VanZwieten, Pompano Beach,
Fla.
· Chris Kosty, Fountain Valley, Calif./Ed Ratledge, Fountain
Valley, Calif.
· Karl Owens, Los Angeles, Calif./Brett Scharf, Los Angeles,
Calif.
· David DiPierro, Pompano Beach, Fla./ Mike DiPierro, Pompano
Beach, Fla.
· Ihor Akinshyn, Hackensack, N. J./Wayne Gant, Wall, N. J.
· Tim Chittenden, Neptune, N. J./Fred Fauhl, Jr., Seaside
Heights, N. J.
· Andre Melo. Manassas, Va./Jason Wight, Fairfax, Va.
· Corey Glave, Hermosa Beach/Scott Kaedish, El Segundo, Calif.
· Dana Camacho, LaPlata, Md./Kevin Craig, LaPlata, Md.
· Todd Hart, Little Jack's Corner, Pa./Steve Monroe, not
available
· Brett Becker, Sarasota, Fla./Joe Cash, not available
· Kristopher Fraser, Lakewood, N. J./Nick Kitchen, Lakewood, N.
J
· Bryan Hoopes, Wilmington, Del./Chris Patrick, Baltimore, Md.
· Will Johnson, Irving, Tex./Kelly Sterne, Lewisville, Tex
· Jason Miller, Denton, Tex./Blake Newman, Oklahoma City, Okla.
· Colin Kaslow, Austin, Tex./Joe Stallings, Dallas, Tex.
· Rance Jones, Hampton, Va./David Keeter, Virginia Beach, Va.
· Scott Brinser, Fairfax, Va./Brian Wight, Fairfax, Va.
· Sean Callahan, Falls Church, Va./Kevin Gregan, Whitplains, Md.
· Jerry Goodlow, Wilmington, Del./Duke Melton, Myrtle Beach, S.
C.
· Pete Guthy, Pompano Beach, Fla./Scott Terry, Spartanburg, S.
C.
· Jon Hunter, Virginia Beach, Va./Robert Kendall, Virginia
Beach, Va.
· Shane LeCroy, Simpsonville, S. C./Rich Valkonis, not available
· Joe Massicotte, Virginia Beach, Va./Dave Roberts, Virginia
Beach, Va.
· Bryan Gibson, Birmingham, Ala./Keith Jones, Birmingham, Ala.
· Jeff Mordica, Poquoson, Va./Adam Sutton, Newport News, Va.
July 27,2001 Qualification Tournament Results
Qualifying First-Round (losers eliminated, place 45th)
· Colin Kaslow, Austin, Tex./Joe Stallings, Dallas, Tex. (17)
def. Jason
Miller, Denton, Tex./Blake Newman, Oklahoma City, Okla. (16), 21-18 and
21-18 (37 minutes);
· Jerry Goodlow, Wilmington, Del./Duke Melton, Myrtle Beach, S.
C. (24) def.
Corey Glave, Hermosa Beach/Scott Kaedish, El Segundo, Calif. (9), 21-16
and 21-13 (28);
· Andre Melo, Manassas, Va./Jason Wight, Fairfax, Va. (8) def.
Pete Guthy,
Pompano Beach, Fla./Scott Terry, Spartanburg, S. C. (25), 21-12 and
21-11 (30);
· David DiPierro, Pompano Beach, Fla./Mike DiPierro, Pompano
Beach, Fla. (5)
def. Derek Dvorack, Philadelphia, Pa./Scott Lawrence, Philadelphia, Pa.
(28), 21-10 and 21-9 (28);
· Brett Becker, Sarasota, Fla./Joe Cash, St. Petersburg, Fla.
(12) def. Joe
Massicotte, Virginia Beach, Va./Dave Roberts, Virginia Beach, Va. (21),
21-8 and 21-14 (34);
· Jon Hunter, Virginia Beach, Va./Robert Kendall, Virginia
Beach, Va. (20) def.
Kristopher Fraser, Lakewood, N. J./Nick Kitchen, Lakewood, N. J. (13),
21-12 and 21-12 (26);
· Jeff Mordica, Poquoson, Va./Adam Sutton, Newport News, Va.
(19) def. Bryan
Hoopes, Wilmington, Del./Chris Patrick, Baltimore, Md. (14), 21-11,
20-22 and 15-12 (38);
· Sean Callahan, Falls Church, Va./Kevin Gregan, Whitplains, Md.
(22) def. Todd
Hart, Little Jack's Corner, Pa./Steve Monroe, Philadelphia, Pa. (11),
21-18 and 21-17 (31);
· Ihor Akinshyn, Hackensack, N. J./Wayne Gant, Wall, N. J. (6)
def. Bryan
Gibson, Birmingham, Ala./Keith Jones, Birmingham, Ala. (27), 21-17,
15-21 and 15-10 (45);
· Tim Chittenden, Neptune, N. J./Fred Fauhl, Jr., Seaside
Heights, N. J. (7)
def. Shane LeCroy, Simpsonville, S. C./Adam Kershaw, Mt. Pleasant, S.
C. (26), 21-15 and 21-17 (34);
· Dana Camacho, Fort Lauderdale, Fla.Kevin Craig, Ocean City,
Md. (10) def.
Scott Brinser, Fairfax, Va./Brian Wight, Fairfax, Va. (23), 21-15 and
21-12 (28);
· Ranse Jones, Winston-Salem, N. C./David Keeter, Hampton, Va.
(18) def. Will
Johnson, Irving, Tex./Kelly Sterne, Lewisville, Tex. (15), 21-13 and
21-15 (33).
Qualifying Second-Round (losers eliminated, place 37th)
· Mike Daniel, Pleasant Grove, Utah/Jacob Gibb, Salt Lake City,
Utah (1) def.
Kaslow/Stallings (17), 21-8 and 21-14 (32);
· Melo/Wight (8) def. Goodlow/Melton (24), 22-20, 13-21 and
15-13 (41);
· D. DiPierro/M. DiPierro (5) def. Becker/Cash (12), 21-12 and
21-8 (25);
· Karl Owens, Los Angeles, Calif./Brett Scharf, Los Angeles,
Calif. (4) def.
Hunter/Kendell (20), 21-15 and 21-8 (31);
· Chris Kosty, Fountain Valley, Calif./Ed Ratledge, Fountain
Valley, Calif. (3)
def. Mordica/Sutton (19), 21-18 and 21-14 (31);
· Akinshyn/Gant (6) def. Callahan/Gregan(22), 19-21, 21-13 and
15-11 (47);
· Camacho/Craig (10) def. Chittenden/Fauhl, Jr. (7), 21-15 and
21-14 (30);
· R. Jones/Keeter (18) def. Mark Fay, Grandville, Mich./Jim
VanZwieten, Pompano
Beach, Fla. (2), 18-21, 22-20 and 15-11 (65).
Qualifying Third-Round (winners to the Main Draw; losers eliminated,
place33rd)
· Daniel/Gibb (1) def. Melo/Wight (8), 18-21, 21-17 and 15-12
(47);
· D. DiPierro/M. DiPierro def. Owens/Scharf (4), 21-15 and 21-16
(36);
· Kosty/Ratledge (3) def. Akinshyn/Gant (6), 21-16 and 21-17
(33);
· Camacho/Craig (10) def. R. Jones/Keeter (18), 21-16, 14-21 and
15-9 (49).
Association of Volleyball Professionals - The Paul Mitchell Open
at Virginia
Beach - Men's Main Draw SeedingsJuly 27-29, 2001 at Sixth Avenue
Beach, Virginia Beach, Va., Revised July 27,2001, 2:58 PM
1. Canyon Ceman, Manhattan Beach, Calif./Mike Whitmarsh, San Diego,
Calif.
2. Brent Doble, St. Paul, Minn./Lee LeGrande, Honolulu, Hi.
3. Albert Hannemann, Torrance, Calif./Sean Scott, Kailua, Hi.
4. Scott Ayakatubby, Hermosa Beach, Calif./Eduardo Bacil, El Segundo,
Calif.
5. Aaron Boss, Oak Park, Calif./Collin Smith, Hermosa Beach, Calif.
6. Nick Hannemann, Hermosa Beach, Calif./David Swatik, Manhattan Beach,
Calif.
7. Daniel Cardenas, Los Angeles, Calif./Jim Nichols, Encinitas, Calif.
8. Ian Clark, Boulder, Colo./Adam Jewell, San
Juan Capistrano, Calif.
9. Scott Davenport, Redondo Beach, Calif./Jeff Nygaard, Madison, Wis.
10. Paul Baxter, Columbia Heights, Minn./Matt Fuerbringer, Costa Mesa,
Calif.
11. David Fischer, Hermosa Beach, Calif./Brad Torsone, Hermosa Beach,
Calif.
12. Jacob Elliott, Georgetown, S. C./Brian Soldano, Freehold, N. J.
13. John Anselmo, Manhattan Beach, Calif./Eddie Stokes, Redondo Beach,
Calif.
14. Casey Jennings, Huntington Beach, Calif./Scott Lane, Las Vegas,
Nev.
15. Pepe Delahoz, San Diego, Calif./Juan Ibarra Rodriguez, Puerto
Vallarta,Mexico
16. Chad Mowrey, Redondo, Calif./Colin Wellman, Los Angeles, Calif.
17. Jeff Carlucci, Hermosa Beach, Calif./Sean Rosenthal, Redondo Beach,
Calif.
18. Leland Quinn, Redondo Beach, Calif./David Smith, Venice, Calif.
19. Chris Makos, Costa Mesa, Calif./Chad Turner, Clearwater Beach, Fla.
20. Jerry Graham, Playa del Rey, Calif./Bill Maik, Deerfield Beach,
Fla.
21. Adam Roberts, Myrtle Beach, S. C./Jim Walls, Cape May, N. J.
22. Anthony Medel, Santa Barbara, Calif./John Moran, Phoenix, Ariz.
23. Tom Black, Reseda, Calif./Andrew Vazquez, Manhattan Beach, Calif.
24. Morgan Mainz, Santa Barbara, Calif./Dancer Styles, Sausalito,
Calif.
25. Brian MacDonald, Newport Beach, Calif./Mike Scales, Newport Beach,
Calif.
26. Sean Burke, Ocean Beach, Calif./Matt Olson, Cardiff, Calif.
27. Dale Davis, Dallas, Tex./Tim Wooliver, Dallas, Tex.
28. Mike Daniel, Pleasant Grove, Utah/Jacob Gibb, Salt Lake City, Utah
(No.
1-seeded Qualification Tournament Team)
29. Gary Barnes, Hermosa Beach, Calif./Anthony Mihalic, Belmar, N. J.
30. Chris Kosty, Fountain Valley, Calif./Ed Ratledge, Fountain Valley,
Calif.(3)
31. David DiPierro, Pompano Beach, Fla./Michael DiPierro, Pompano
Beach, Fla.(5)
32. Dana Camacho, Fort Lauderdale, Fla./Kevin Craig, Ocean City, Md.
(10)
Top 10 Pro Beach Volleyball Money Leaders
Player, Career Earnings
1. Karch Kiraly, United States, $2,953,568
2. Kent Steffes, United States, $2,537,321
3. Randy Stoklos, United States, $1,691,919
4. Mike Dodd, United States, $1,668,670
5. Jose Loiola, Brazil, $1,668,341
6. Adam Johnson, United States, $1,652,392
7. Mike Whitmarsh, United States, $1,501,716
8. Sinjin Smith, United States, $1,360,669
9. Emanuel Rego, Brazil, $980,945
10. Tim Hovland, United States, $968,258
2001 AVP Points through July 23, 2001
Here's a listing of men and women point leaders for the Association of
Volleyball
Professionals (AVP). The AVP Pro Beach Volleyball Tour’s next event is
July 27-29 at The Paul Mitchell Open at Virginia Beach (Va.).
The
Virginia
Beach stop is a men’s event. The points are based upon an average of a
player’s best eight finishes for the 2000 season plus accumulated 2001
points.
Men AVP Points
Rank, Player, hometown, Points
1. Dax Holdren, Santa Barbara, Calif., 845.50
1. Todd Rogers, Santa Barbara, Calif., 845.50
3. Stein Metzger, Honolulu, Hi., 688.50
4. Canyon Ceman, Manhattan Beach, Calif., 687.00
5. Mike Whitmarsh, San Diego, Calif., 671.25
6. Lee LeGrande, Honolulu, Hi., 645.25
7. Dain Blanton, Laguna Beach, Calif., 641.25
7. Eric Fonoimoana, Hermosa Beach, Calif., 641.25
9. Brent Doble, St. Paul, Minn., 608.00
10. Albert Hannemann, Torrance, Calif., 540.00
11. Sean Scott, Kailua, Hi., 537.75
12. Carl Henkel, Redondo Beach, Calif., 472.50
12. Sinjin Smith, Pacific Palisades, Calif., 472.50
14. Eduardo Bacil, El Segundo, Calif., 463.00
15. Nick Hannemann, Hermosa Beach, Calif., 459.00
15. Kevin Wong, Pearl City, Hi., 459.00
17. Scott Ayakatubby, Hermosa Beach, Calif., 446.00
18. Larry Witt, Santa Ynez, Calif., 441.50
19. Colin Smith, Hermosa Beach, Calif., 335.75
20. Adam Jewell, San Juan Capistrano, Calif., 405.00
Women AVP Points
Rank, Player, hometown, Points
1,
Holly McPeak, Manhattan Beach, Calif., 513.00
2, Lisa Arce, Manhattan Beach, Calif., 475.75.75
3, Elaine Youngs, Encinitas, Calif., 456.25
4, Barbra Fontana, Manhattan Beach, Calif., 451.75
5, Linda Hanley, Pacific Palisades, Calif., 397.25
6, Sarah Straton, Hermosa, Calif., 344.25
7, Liz Masakayan, San Diego, Calif., 297.00
8, Carrie Busch, Hermosa Beach, Calif., 297.00
9, Rachel Wacholder, Hermosa Beach, Calif., 285.25
10, Wendy Stammer, Portland, Ore., 284.00
11, Diane DeNechochea, LaJolla, Calif., 277.25
12, Leanne Schuster, Tempe, Ariz., 271.25
13, Jennifer Meredith, Manhattan Beach, Calif., 260.13
14, Stephanie Cox, Mission Viejo, Calif., 258.75
14, Katy Eldridge, Playa del Rey, Calif., 258.75
16, Danalee Bragado, Honolulu, Hi., 249.25
16, Ali Wood, Palos Verdes Estates, Calif., 249.25
18, Nancy Mason, Belleville, Ill., 248.75
19, Carrie Wendell, Menlo Park, Calif., 200.25
Paul Mitchell AVP Virginia Beach Open 2001
- Ian
Clark/Adam
Jewell
$9,250
Match Record:5 Wins-1Defeat
Winner's Bracket, First-round
· Ian Clark, Boulder, Colo./Adam Jewell,
San Juan Capistrano, Calif. (8) def.
Brian MacDonald, Newport Beach, Calif./Mike Scales, Newport Beach,
Calif. (25),
19-21, 21-17 and 17-15 (70);
Winner's Bracket, Second-Round
· Clark/Jewell (8) def.
Davenport/Nygaard (9), 24-22 and 21-15 (42);
Winner's Bracket, Third-round
· Clark/Jewell (8) def.
Ceman/Whitmarsh (1), 21-16 and 24-22 (45);
Winner's Bracket, Fourth-round (winners to
semi-finals)
· Ian Clark,
Boulder, Colo./Adam Jewell, San Juan Capistrano, Calif. (No.
8-seeded Main Draw Team) def. Aaron Boss, Oak Park, Calif./Collin
Smith,
Hermosa Beach, Calif. (5), 21-12 and 21-18 (42 minutes);
Semi-finals
· Clark/Jewell (8) def.
Ayakatubby/Bacil (4), 21-17 and 21-17 (41);
Gold Medal Match (winners place third, split
$14,000; losers place fourth,split $9,250)
· Boss/C. Smith (5) def. Clark/Jewell
(8), 21-19 and 21-19 (38).
Event Scores:2001
Winner's Bracket, First-round
· Canyon Ceman, Manhattan Beach, Calif./Mike Whitmarsh, San
Diego, Calif. (No.
1-seeded Main Draw Team) def. Dana Camacho, Fort Lauderdale, Fla.Kevin
Craig,
Ocean City, Md. (32, No. 10-seeded Qualification Tournament Team),
21-15 and 21-18 (43 minutes);
· Jeff Carlucci, Hermosa Beach, Calif./Sean Rosenthal, Redondo
Beach, Calif.
(17) def. Chad Mowrey, Redondo, Calif./Colin Wellman, Los Angeles,
Calif. (16), 21-18 and 21-12 (35);
· Scott Davenport, Redondo Beach, Calif./Jeff Nygaard, Madison,
Wis. (9) def.
Morgan Mainz, Santa Barbara, Calif./Dancer Styles, Sausalito, Calif.
(24), 21-15 and 21-8 (30);
· Ian Clark, Boulder, Colo./Adam Jewell,
San Juan Capistrano, Calif. (8) def.
Brian MacDonald, Newport Beach, Calif./Mike Scales, Newport Beach,
Calif. (25), 19-21, 21-17 and 17-15 (70);
· Aaron Boss, Oak Park, Calif./Collin Smith, Hermosa Beach,
Calif. (5) def.
Mike Daniel, Pleasant Grove, Utah/Jacob Gibb, Salt Lake City, Utah (28,
1), 21-19 and 21-19 (34);
· Adam Roberts, Myrtle Beach, S. C./Jim Walls, Cape May, N. J.
(21) def. Jacob
Elliott, Georgetown, S. C./Brian Soldano, Freehold, N. J. (12), 15-21,
21-15 and 15-13 (49);
· Jerry Graham, Playa del Rey, Calif./Bill Maik, Deerfield
Beach, Fla. (20)
def. John Anselmo, Manhattan Beach, Calif./Eddie Stokes, Redondo Beach,
Calif. (13), 19-21, 25-23 and 15-12 (57);
· Scott Ayakatubby, Hermosa Beach, Calif./Eduardo Bacil, El
Segundo, Calif. (4)
def. Gary Barnes, Hermosa Beach, Calif./Anthony Mihalic, Belmar, N. J.
(29), 21-11 and 21-12 (29);
· Albert Hannemann, Torrance, Calif./Sean Scott, Kailua, Hi. (3)
def. Chris
Kosty, Fountain Valley, Calif./Ed Ratledge, Fountain Valley, Calif.
(30, 3), 21-12 and 21-19 (39);
· Casey Jennings, Huntington Beach, Calif./Scott Lane, Las
Vegas, Nev. (14)
def. Chris Makos, Costa Mesa, Calif./Chad Turner, Clearwater Beach,
Fla. (19), 27-29, 21-13 and 15-8 (56);
· David Fischer, Hermosa Beach, Calif./Brad Torsone, Hermosa
Beach, Calif. (11)
def. Anthony Medel, Santa Barbara, Calif./John Moran, Phoenix, Ariz.
(22), 21-18 and 21-13 (49);
· Nick Hannemann, Hermosa Beach, Calif./David Swatik, Manhattan
Beach, Calif.
(6) def. Dale Davis, Dallas, Tex./Tim Wooliver, Dallas, Tex. (27),
21-19 and 26-24 (44);
· Daniel Cardenas, Los Angeles, Calif./Jim Nichols, Encinitas,
Calif. (7) def.
Sean Burke, Ocean Beach, Calif./Matt Olson, Cardiff, Calif. (26), 21-17
and 21-13 (33);
· Paul Baxter, Columbia Heights, Minn./Matt Fuerbringer, Costa
Mesa, Calif.
(10) def. Tom Black, Reseda, Calif./Andrew Vazquez, Manhattan Beach,
Calif. (23), 21-19 and 21-14 (38);
· Leland Quinn, Redondo Beach, Calif./David Smith, Venice,
Calif. (18) def.
Pepe Delahoz, San Diego, Calif./Juan Ibarra Rodriguez, Puerto Vallarta,
Mexico (15), 21-19 and 21-14 (38);
· Brent Doble, St. Paul, Minn./Lee LeGrande, Honolulu, Hi. (2)
def. David
DiPierro, Pompano Beach, Fla./Michael DiPierro, Pompano Beach, Fla.
(31, 5), 21-17, 17-21 and 15-12 (54).
Winner's Bracket, Second-Round
· Ceman/Whitmarsh (1) def.
Carlucci/Roshenthal (17), 21-14 and 21-16 (33)
· Clark/Jewell (8) def.
Davenport/Nygaard (9), 24-22 and 21-15 (42);
· Boss/C. Smith (5) def. A. Roberts/Walls (21), 21-18 and 21-18
(35);
· Ayakatubby/Bacil (4) def. Graham/Maik (20), 18-21, 21-10 and
15-7 (41);
· A. Hannemann/Scott (3) def. Jennings/Lane (14), 21-19 and
21-16 (40);
· N. Hannemann/Swatik (6) def. Fischer/Torsone (11), 21-18 and
21-15 (43);
· Baxter/Fuerbringer (10) def. Cardenas/Nichols (7), 25-23 and
21-16 (60);
· Doble/LeGrande (2) def. Quinn/D. Smith (18), 22-20, 20-22 and
15-6 (48).
Loser's Bracket, First-round (losers eliminated,
place 25th, split $300)
· Mowrey/Wellman (16) def. Camacho/Craig (32, 10), 21-16 and
21-17 (33);
· MacDonald/Scales (25) def. Mainz/Styles (24), 26-28, 21-14 and
15-5 (51);
· Elliott/Soldano (12) def. Daniel/Gibb (28, 1), 21-18 and 21-19
(37);
· Anselmo/Stokes (13) def. Barnes/Mihalic (29), 21-14 and 21-13
(32)
· Makos/Turner (19) def. Kosty/Ratledge (30, 3), 21-16, 18-21
and 15-11 (49);
· Davis/Wooliver (27) def. Medel/Moran (22), 17-21, 21-17 and
15-11 (58);
· Burke/Olson (26) def. Black/Vazquez (23), 14-21, 21-17 and
15-7 (45);
· Delahoz/Rodriguez (15) def. D. DiPierro/M. DiPierro (31, 5),
21-16 and 21-13(30).
Loser'sBracket,Second-round(losers eliminated,place
17th, split $500)
· Quinn/D. Smith (18) def. Mowrey/Wellman (16), 21-15, 21-23 and
15-13 (59);
· Cardenas/Nichols (7) def. MacDonald/Scales (25), 21-15 and
21-19 (39);
· Elliott/Soldano (12) def. Fischer/Torsone (11), 21-17, 19-21
and 16-14 (78);
· Jennings/Lane (14) def. Anselmo/Stokes (13), 24-22 and 22-16
(43);
· Makos/Turner (19) def. Graham/Maik (20), 21-19, 16-21 and
15-11 (41);
· Davis/Wooliver (27) def. A. Roberts/Walls (21), 18-21, 22-20
and 15-12 (49);
· Davenport/Nygaard (9) def. Burke/Olson (26), 21-17 and 21-19
(38)
· Delahoz/Rodriguez (15) def. Carlucci/Rosenthal (17), 22-20 and
21-12 (47).
Loser's Bracket,Third-round (losers eliminated,
place 13th, split $850)
· Cardenas/Nichols (7) def. Quinn/D. Smith (18), 19-21, 21-12
and 15-9 (57);
· Jennings/Lane (14) def. Elliott/Soldano (12), 22-20 and 20-16
(39);
· Makos/Turner (19) def. Davis/Wooliver (27), 21-23, 21-14 and
15-10 (46);
· Davenport/Nygaard (9) def. Delahoz/Rodriguez (15), 21-15,
20-22 and 15-6(58).
Winner's Bracket, Third-round
· Clark/Jewell (8) def.
Ceman/Whitmarsh (1), 21-16 and 24-22 (45);
· Boss/C. Smith (5) def. Ayakatubby/Bacil (4), 21-15 and 21-14
(36);
· A. Hannemann/Scott (3) def. N. Hannemann/Swatik (6), 21-18 and
21-10 (34);
· Baxter/Fuerbringer (10) def. Doble/LeGrande (2), 22-20, 16-21
and 15-13 (64).
Loser'sBracket,Fourth-round(loserseliminated,placeninth,split$1,500)
· Ayakatubby/Bacil (4) def. Cardenas/Nichols (7), 21-18 and
22-20 (42);
· Ceman/Whitmarsh (1) def. Jennings/Lane (14), 21-13 and 21-19
(34);
· Doble/LeGrande (2) def. Makos/Turner (19), 21-17 and 21-17
(48);
· Davenport/Nygaard (9) def. N. Hannemann/Swatik (6), 21-17 and
21-19 (45).
July 29 Main Draw Results
Winner's Bracket, Fourth-round (winners to
semi-finals)
· Ian Clark,
Boulder, Colo./Adam Jewell, San Juan Capistrano, Calif. (No.
8-seeded Main Draw Team) def. Aaron Boss, Oak Park, Calif./Collin
Smith,
Hermosa Beach, Calif. (5), 21-12 and 21-18 (42 minutes);
· Albert Hannemann, Torrance, Calif./Sean Scott, Kailua, Hi. (3)
def. Paul
Baxter, Columbia Heights, Minn./Matt Fuerbringer, Costa Mesa, Calif.
(10), 21-13 and 21-12 (34);
Loser's Bracket, Fifth-round (losers eliminated,
place seventh, split $2,500)
· Scott Ayakatubby, Hermosa Beach, Calif./Eduardo Bacil, El
Segundo, Calif. (4)
def. Canyon Ceman, Manhattan Beach, Calif./Mike Whitmarsh, San Diego,
Calif. (1), 17-21, 21-19 and 15-13 (51);
· Brent Doble, St. Paul, Minn./Lee LeGrande, Honolulu, Hi. (2)
def. Scott
Davenport, Redondo Beach, Calif./Jeff Nygaard, Madison, Wis. (9), 22-20
and 21-14 (39).
Loser's Bracket,Sixth-round(losers eliminated,place
fifth, split $3,500)
· Ayakatubby/Bacil (4) def. Baxter/Fuerbringer (10), 24-22 and
21-16 (43);
· Boss/C. Smith (5) def. Doble/LeGrande (2), 21-18, 19-21 and
16-14 (72).
Semi-finals
· Clark/Jewell (8) def.
Ayakatubby/Bacil (4), 21-17 and 21-17 (41);
· Boss/C. Smith (5) def. A. Hannemann/Scott (3), 12-21, 21-18
and 15-10 (48).
Bronze Medal Match (winners place third, split
$6,600; losers place fourth,split $4,850)
· A. Hannemann/Scott (3) def. Ayakatubby/Bacil (4), 21-14 and
21-12 (30).
Gold Medal Match (winners place first, split
$14,000; losers place second,split $9,250)
· Boss/C. Smith (5) def. Clark/Jewell
(8), 21-19 and 21-19 (38).
2001 Tournament Champions
>>Aaron Boss/Collin Smith
Aaron Boss AKA
"KomodoDragon"
Collin Smith accepts the 1st place check
Association of Volleyball Professionals - The Paul Mitchell Open
at Virginia BeachJuly 27-29, 2001 at Sixth Avenue Beach, Virginia
Beach, Va., Revised July 29,2001, 3:05 PM
Men's Main Draw Rankings
Rank, Team (Main Draw Seed, Qualification Tournament
Seed) Record Points Earnings
1st Aaron Boss,
Oak Park, Calif./Collin Smith, Hermosa Beach, Calif. (5)
6-1 360 $14,000
2nd Ian Clark,
Boulder, Colo./Adam Jewell, San Juan Capistrano, Calif. (8)
5-1 324 $9,250
3rd Albert Hannemann, Torrance,
Calif./Sean Scott, Kailua, Hi. (3) 5-1
288 $6,600
4th Scott Ayakatubby, Hermosa Beach,
Calif./Eduardo Bacil, El Segundo,
Calif. (4) 5-3
244 $4,850
5th Paul Baxter, Columbia Heights, Minn./Matt
Fuerbringer, Costa Mesa,
Calif. (10) 3-2
216 $3,500
5th Brent Doble, St. Paul, Minn./Lee LeGrande,
Honolulu, Hi. (2) 4-2
216 $3,500
7th Canyon Ceman, Manhattan Beach, Calif./Mike
Whitmarsh, San Diego, Calif.
(1) 3-2
180 $2,500
7th Scott Davenport, Redondo Beach, Calif./Jeff
Nygaard, Madison, Wis. (9)
4-2 180 $2,500
9th Daniel Cardenas, Los Angeles, Calif./Jim
Nichols, Encinitas, Calif. (7)
3-2 144 $1,500
9th Casey Jennings, Huntington Beach,
Calif./Scott Lane, Las Vegas, Nev.
(14) 3-2
144 $1,500
9th Chris Makos, Costa Mesa, Calif./Chad
Turner, Clearwater Beach, Fla.
(19) 3-2
144 $1,500
9th Nick Hannemann, Hermosa Beach, Calif./David
Swatik, Manhattan Beach,
Calif. (6) 2-2
144 $1,500
13th Leland Quinn, Redondo Beach, Calif./David Smith,
Venice, Calif. (18)
2-2 108 $850
13th Jacob Elliott, Georgetown, S. C./Brian Soldano,
Freehold, N. J. (12)
2-2 108 $850
13th Dale Davis, Dallas, Tex./Tim Wooliver, Dallas,
Tex. (27) 2-2
108 $850
13th Pepe Delahoz, San Diego, Calif./Juan Ibarra
Rodriguez, Puerto Vallarta,
Mexico (15) 2-2
108 $850
17th Chad Mowrey, Redondo, Calif./Colin Wellman, Los
Angeles, Calif. (16)
1-2 72 $500
17th Brian MacDonald, Newport Beach, Calif./Mike
Scales, Newport Beach,
Calif. (25) 1-2
72 $500
17th David Fischer, Hermosa Beach, Calif./Brad
Torsone, Hermosa Beach,
Calif. (11) 1-2
72 $500
17th John Anselmo, Manhattan Beach, Calif./Eddie
Stokes, Redondo Beach,
Calif. (13) 1-2
72 $500
17th Jerry Graham, Playa del Rey, Calif./Bill Maik,
Deerfield Beach, Fla.
(20) 1-2
72 $500
17th Adam Roberts, Myrtle Beach, S. C./Jim Walls,
Cape May, N. J. (21)
1-2 72 $500
17th Sean Burke, Ocean Beach, Calif./Matt Olson,
Cardiff, Calif. (26)
1-2 72 $500
17th Jeff Carlucci, Hermosa Beach, Calif./Sean
Rosenthal, Redondo Beach,
Calif. (17) 1-2
72 $500
25th Dana Camacho, Fort Lauderdale, Fla.Kevin Craig,
Ocean City, Md. (32,
10) 0-2
36 $300
25th Morgan Mainz, Santa Barbara, Calif./Dancer
Styles, Sausalito, Calif.
(24) 0-2
36 $300
25th Mike Daniel, Pleasant Grove, Utah/Jacob Gibb,
Salt Lake City, Utah (28,
1) 0-2
36 $300
25th Gary Barnes, Hermosa Beach, Calif./Anthony
Mihalic, Belmar, N. J. (29)
0-2 36 $300
25th Chris Kosty, Fountain Valley, Calif./Ed
Ratledge, Fountain Valley,
Calif. (30, 3) 0-2
36 $300
25th Anthony Medel, Santa Barbara, Calif./John Moran,
Phoenix, Ariz. (22)
0-2 36 $300
25th Tom Black, Reseda, Calif./Andrew Vazquez,
Manhattan Beach, Calif. (23)
0-2 36 $300
25th David DiPierro, Pompano Beach, Fla./Michael
DiPierro, Pompano Beach,
Fla. (31, 5) 0-2
36 $300
Articles:2001
VIRGINIA
BEACH NEXT STOP FOR "NEW"
AVP
PRO BEACH VOLLEYBALL TOUR
Courtesy Of Tim Simmons
MANHATTAN BEACH, CALIF. - The next round on the eight-stop Association
of
Volleyball Professionals (AVP) Tour is set for this weekend (July
27-29) at
Virginia Beach, Va., with the United States' top men pro beach
volleyball
players vying for $62,500 in prize money.....
28-TEAM
QUALIFICATION TOURNAMENT LAUNCHES THE PAUL MITCHELL OPEN;SEVEN LOCAL
BEACH VOLLEYBALL TEAMS SEEK MAIN DRAW BERTHS FRIDAY
VIRGINIA BEACH, VA. - With seven teams from the Tidewater Volleyball
Association in the field, The Paul Mitchell Open at Virginia Beach
starts here Friday (July 27) with a 28-team Qualification Tournament to
determine the final
four Main Draw berths in this weekend's Association of Volleyball
Professionals(AVP) Pro Beach Volleyball Tour event.
FOUR-TEAMS
QUALIFY FOR THE PAUL MITCHELL OPEN MAIN DRAW;
TOP
AVP TEAMS BEGIN PLAY SATURDAY AT VIRGINIA BEACH'S SIXTH AVENUE BEACH
VIRGINIA BEACH, VA. - Top-seeded Mike Daniel and Jacob Gibb finally
earned a
Main Draw berth this season in an Association of Volleyball
Professionals (AVP)
Pro Beach Volleyball Tour event here Friday (July 27) by winning both
of their
Qualification Tournament matches on the opening day of The Paul
Mitchell Open
at Virginia Beach......
UPSETS
HIGHLIGHT PLAY SATURDAY IN THE PAUL MITCHELL OPEN AT VIRGINIA BEACH;AVP
PRO
BEACH VOLLEYBALL TOUR EVENT CONCLUDES SUNDAY
VIRGINIA BEACH, VA. - The teams of Aaron Boss/Colin Smith, Ian Clark/Adam
Jewell and Paul Baxter/Matt Fuerbringer
posted upset wins here Saturday (July
28) on the Sixth Avenue Beach to lead eight tandems into Sunday's final
rounds
of The Paul Mitchell Open at Virginia Beach......
CLARK
& JEWELL ADVANCE TO SEMI-FINALS WITH ANOTHER UPSET WIN;A. HANNEMANN
&
SCOTT EARN SECOND-STRAIGHT SEMI-FINAL BERTH
VIRGINIA BEACH, VA. - Eighth-seeded Ian Clark
and Adam Jewell scored a 21-12
and 21-18 win in The Paul Mitchell at Virginia Beach's opening match
here
Sunday (July 29) to advance to the semi-finals of the $62,500 event
that
started with rainy conditions on the Sixth Avenue Beach......
BOSS
& SMITH NET FIRST PRO BEACH VOLLEYBALL TITLE;AVP PAUL MITCHELL OPEN
AT
VIRGINIA BEACH CONCLUDES SUNDAY IN THE RAIN
VIRGINIA BEACH, VA. - Fifth-seeded Aaron Boss and Collin Smith avenged
an early
morning loss here Sunday (July 29) to score a 21-19 and 21-19 win over
eighth-seeded Ian Clark and Adam Jewell
in the finals of The Paul Mitchell Open
at Virginia Beach......
Calif. duo overcomes rain, bad start for volleyball title
By LEE TOLLIVER, The Virginian-Pilot
July 30, 2001
VIRGINIA BEACH -- Aaron Boss and Collin Smith are now quite fond of the
rain.
Heading into competition Sunday morning in the fifth stop on the
Association of Volleyball Professionals Pro Beach Tour, none of the
competitors left in the field was too
happy about the weather conditions on the Oceanfront sand. And when it
was over, Boss and Smith, a pair of Californians, were the only ones
managing smiles.
``We'll take the rain, oh yeah,'' said Boss, who netted his first pro
victory in his team's 21-19, 21-19 decision over Ian
Clark
and Adam Jewell. ``It can rain for the rest of the
tour for all we care.''The win was also a career first for Smith. The
pair, whose
best finish to date had been fourth, split $14,000. Clark and Jewell split $9,250.
None of the local entries made it out of the qualification tournament
held Friday to determine the championship field of 25 teams.Seeded
fifth, Boss and Smith had lost to their final-round opponents earlier
in the day, falling 12-21, 18-21 in the winner's bracket semifinals.
They had to fight back
with wins over second-seeded Brent Doble and Lee
LeGrande, 21-18, 19-21, 16-14, and over third-seeded Albert Hannemann
and Sean Scott, 12-21, 21-18, 15-10.``We had to beat two really good
teams to get here and that might have done a lot for our confidence in
the final,''said Boss, who finished with a match-high four blocks.``We
were able to use that momentum and kept it going right through the
final.'' Neither team gained more than a two-point margin in the
rally-scoring format where teams score points whether they are serving
or not. ``We had some times there where we could
have gained a good advantage and they just came right back,'' said
Clark, who tied with Smith for most kills with 18 apiece. `` In rally
scoring, when you don't get the point and the other team does, it's
like a two-point swing.'' In the opener, Boss and Smith
never held the lead until they took it at 17-16 on Boss' light tap over
the outstretched hands of Clark. The game was tied three times more
before
Jewell served long and Clark hit out of bounds for Boss and Smith's
game-one
victory. The second game was much of the same, except that the rain
came
in buckets. Jewell and Clark held the game's only two-point advantage
at
7-5, only to see the affair tied at 7 on a crushing kill by Smith and a
Boss block.The game would see 10 more ties, and Jewell and Clark were
never
able to regain the lead. And the end was similar to game one, with Boss
and Smith breaking a 19-19 tie on a big kill by Smith and winning when
Jewell
hit wide.``I just can't put this into words,'' said Smith, a
fourth-year
pro. ``This is just so unbelievable. You can't duplicate this feeling,
especially
since we got revenge over our buddies, two guys we train with.''
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BACK IN CALIFORNIA - After two weekends off, the AVP Pro
Beach Volleyball
Tour
returns to California for Michelob Light events in Santa Barbara
(August 17-19)
and Manhattan Beach (August 24-26). The 2001 AVP Pro Beach
Volleyball Tour
ends in Las Vegas with the Paul Mitchell King and Queen of the Beach
competition at the Hard Rock Hotel September 7-9. Echo
Entertainment of Studio
City, Calif., will be taping the Michelob Light Open at Santa Barbara
action
for broadcast September 3 on FOX Sports Net.
Directions- AVP Santa Barbara:
Take the 405 Fwy North
To the Ventura Fwy (101) North
About 1 mile past the Olive Mill turnoff, and from the left lane, take
the Cabrillo Blvd./Beaches Exit.
Turn left at the bottom of the turnoff
Proceed about one half mile on Cabrillo to Los Ninos (1st stoplight).
Turn left into the pay parking lot.
Michelob Light AVP Santa BarbaraOpen 2001
- Ian
Clark/Adam
Jewell
$2,500
Match Record:3Wins-2Defeats
Winner's Bracket, First-round
· Ian Clark, Boulder, Colo./Adam Jewell,
San Juan Capistrano, Calif. (10) def.John Anselmo, Manhattan
Beach, Calif./Eddie Stokes, Redondo Beach, Calif. (23),
21-17 and 21-16 (38);
Winner's Bracket, Second-Round
· Clark/Jewell (10) def.
Metzger/Wong (7), 27-25 and 21-17 (60);
Winner's Bracket, Third-round
· Ceman/Whitmarsh (2) def. Clark/Jewell (10), 19-21, 21-13 and 16-14(57).
Loser's Bracket, Fourth-round (losers eliminated, place ninth,
$1,500)
· Clark/Jewell (10) def.
Cardenas/Nichols (12), 21-17, 18-21 and 15-11 (55);
Loser's Bracket, Fourth-round (losers eliminated, place seventh,
$2,500)
· Sean Rosenthal, Redondo Beach, Calif./Mark Williams, Redondo
Beach, Calif.
(27) def. Ian Clark, Boulder, Colo./Adam Jewell,
San Juan Capistrano, Calif.
(10), 21-19, 18-21 and 15-11.
Event Scores:
Men's Tournament ChampionsAVP
2001 Santa Barbara Open
>> Stein Metzger/Kevin Wong
Stein
Metzger
Kevin Wong
Men's AVP $62,500 Michelob Light
Open at Santa Barbara
Presented by Paul Mitchell
August 17-19, 2001
Finish Player Partner Seed Winnings
Points
1 Stein Metzger Kevin Wong 7 $14,500.00 360.0
2 Dax Holdren Todd Rogers 1 $9,750.00 324.0
3 Canyon Ceman Mike Whitmarsh 2 $6,800.00 288.0
4 Albert Hannemann Sean Scott 4 $4,850.00 252.0
5 Scott Davenport Jeff Nygaard 14 $3,500.00 216.0
5 Sean Rosenthal Mark Williams 27 $3,500.00 216.0
7 Eric Fonoimoana Rob Heidger 9 $2,500.00 180.0
7 Ian Clark Adam Jewell 10
$2,500.00 180.0
9 Scott Ayakatubby Karch Kiraly 3 $1,500.00 144.0
9 Brent Doble Lee LeGrande 5 $1,500.00 144.0
9 Daniel Cardenas Jim Nichols 12 $1,500.00 144.0
9 Andy Witt Larry Witt 16 $1,500.00 144.0
13 Nick Hannemann Leland Quinn 17 $850.00 108.0
13 Jake Elliott Brian Soldano 19 $850.00 108.0
13 George Roumain Sinjin Smith 22 $850.00 108.0
13 Pepe Delahoz Juan Rodriguez Ibarra 25 $850.00 108.0
17 Aaron Boss Collin Smith 8 $500.00 72.0
17 Brent Frohoff David Swatik 11 $500.00 72.0
17 Paul Baxter Jason Ring 13 $500.00 72.0
17 Eduardo Bacil Mike Lambert 15 $500.00 72.0
17 David Fischer Brad Torsone 18 $500.00 72.0
17 Casey Jennings Scott Lane 20 $500.00 72.0
17 Jerry Graham Mark Kerins 21 $500.00 72.0
17 John Anselmo Eddie Stokes 23 $500.00 72.0
25 Dain Blanton Carl Henkel 6 $150.00 36.0
25 Chris Makos Chad Turner 24 $150.00 36.0
25 Chad Mowrey David Smith 26 $150.00 36.0
25 Chip McCaw Colin Wellman 28 $150.00 36.0
25 Adam Roberts Jim Walls 29 $150.00 36.0
25 Skyler Davis Tim Wooliver 30 $150.00 36.0
25 Chris Kosty Ed Ratledge 31 $150.00 36.0
25 Eli Fairfield Gabe Gardner 32 $150.00 36.0
33 Sean Burke Matt Olson Q6 $.00 28.0
33 Dan Fisher Matt Riley Q10 $.00 28.0
33 Rifat Agi Peter Jordan Q13 $.00 28.0
33 Scott Behrbaum Brett Scharf Q24 $.00 28.0
37 Jeff Carlucci Mike Mattarocci Q4 $.00 22.0
37 Brian MacDonald Mike Scales Q7 $.00 22.0
37 Scott Hill Tom Slauterbeck Q11 $.00 22.0
37 Brian Duff Jeff Smith Q14 $.00 22.0
37 Mike Desjardins Adam Renfree Q17 $.00 22.0
37 John Braunstein Dane Pearson Q18 $.00 22.0
37 Shawn Davis Aaron Wachtfogel Q25 $.00 22.0
37 Jeff Nielson David Werdmuller Q28 $.00 22.0
45 Anthony Medel John Moran Q2 $.00 20.0
45 Tom Black Andrew Vazquez Q5 $.00 20.0
45 Morgan Mainz Dancer Styles Q8 $.00 20.0
45 Craig Geibel Matt Sokolowski Q9 $.00 20.0
45 Gary Barnes Ryan Fisher Q15 $.00 20.0
45 Ryan Cronin Jason Greenlaw Q16 $.00 20.0
45 Brian Chapman Kevin Dake Q19 $.00 20.0
45 Donnie Harris Jack Quinn Q20 $.00 20.0
45 Tom Barber Anthony Licata Q21 $.00 20.0
45 Corey Glave Scott Kiedaisch Q22 $.00 20.0
45 Dave Counts Ran Kumgisky Q23 $.00 20.0
45 Jim Alzina Chris Guigliano Q27 $.00 20.0
45 Eric Roberts Rich VanHuizen Q29 $.00 20.0
45 Justin Hersey Felipe Ralat Q33 $.00 20.0
45 Jeff Murrell John Stalder Q35 $.00 20.0
45 Ryan Lindstrom Jamey Martin Q39 $.00 20.0
61 Will Johnson Kelly Sterne Q26 $.00 16.0
61 John Johnson Sean Malone Q30 $.00 16.0
61 Chris Tamas Lucas Wisniakowski Q31 $.00 16.0
61 Tony Pray Jesse Webster Q32 $.00 16.0
61 Jeff Minc Tye Thoreson Q36 $.00 16.0
61 Loric Box Brett Shellabarger Q37 $.00 16.0
61 Jeremy Harvey Nathan Harvey Q38 $.00 16.0
61 Dragon Ognjanovic Michael Risley Q40 $.00 16.0
Final Results:2001
1st -
Metzger/Wong
$ 14,500
2nd-
Holdren/Rogers
$ 9,750
3rd -
Ceman/Whitmarsh
$ 6,800
4th - A.
Hannemann/Scott $ 4,850
5th -
Davenport/Nygaard
$ 3,500
5th -
Rosenthal/Williams
$ 3,500
7th - Fonoimoana/Heidger $
2,500
7th - Clark/Jewell
$ 2,500
9th -
Doble/LeGrande
$ 1,500
9th -
Ayakatubby/Kiraly
$ 1,500
9th -
Nichols,Cardenas
$ 1,500
9th - A. Witt/L.
Witt
$ 1,500
13th-N.
Hanneman/Quinn
$ 850
13th-Roumain/S.
Smith
$ 850
13th-
Elliott/Soldano
$ 850
13th-
Delahoz/Rodriguez
$ 850
Men's Qualification Tournament Entries 2001
(seedings to be announced Thursday)
· Adam Roberts, Myrtle Beach, S. C./Jim Walls, Cape May, N. J.
· Anthony Medel, Santa Barbara, Calif./John Moran, Hermosa
Beach, Calif.
· Dale Davis, Dallas, Tex./Tim Wooliver, Austin, Tex.
· Jeff Carlucci, Hermosa Beach, Calif./Mike Mattarocci,Redondo
Beach, Calif.
· Tom Black, Reseda, Calif./Andrew Vazquez, Manhattan
Beach,Calif.
· Sean Burke, Ocean Beach, Calif./Matt Olson, Cardiff, Calif.
· Brian MacDonald, Newport Beach, Calif./Mike Scales, Newport
Beach, Calif.
· Morgan Mainz, Santa Barbara, Calif./Dancer Styles,
Sausalito,Calif.
· Craig Geibel, Hermosa Beach, Calif./Matt Sokolowski, Redondo
Beach, Calif.
· Dan Fisher, Goleta, Calif./Matt Riley, Santa Barbara, Calif.
· Scott Hill, Los Angeles, Calif./Tom Slauterback, Santa
Monica,Calif.
· Chris Kosty, Fountain Valley, Calif./Ed Ratledge,
FountainValley, Calif.
· Rifat Agi, Redondo Beach, Calif./Peter Jordan, not available
· Brian Duff, Rochester, N. Y./Jeff Smith, San Diego, Calif.
· Gary Barnes, Hermosa Beach, Calif./Ryan Fisher, Hermosa Beach,
Calif.
· Ryan Cronin, Torrance, Calif./Jason Greenlaw, Torrance, Calif.
· Mike Desjardins, San Diego, Calif./Adam Renfry, La
Jolla,Calif.
· John Braustein, Costa Mesa, Calif./Dane Pearson, Costa Mesa,
Calif.
· Brian Chapman, Manhattan Beach, Calif./Kevin Dake,
Irvine,Calif.
· Donnie Harris, not available/Jack Quinn, Venice, Calif.
· Corey Glave, Hermosa Beach, Calif./Scott Kaedish, El Segundo,
Calif.
· David Counts, Vista, Calif./Ran Kumgisky, Santa Monica, Calif.
· Scott Behrbaum, Seattle, Wash./Brett Scharf, Los
Angeles,Calif.
· Sean Davis, Santa Monica, Calif./Aaron Wachtfoegl, Redondo
Beach, Calif.
· Thomas Barber, Los Angeles, Calif./Anthony Iicata, not
available
· Will Johnson, Irving, Tex./Kelly Sterne, Lewisville, Tex.
· Jim Alzina, Santa Barbara, Calif./Chris Gugliano, not
available
· Jeff Nielson, San Jose, Calif./David Werdmuller, Soquel,
Calif.
· Eric Roberts, Lomita, Calif./Rich Van Huizen, Redondo
Beach,Calif.
· John Johnson, Fishers, Ind./Sean Malone, Fishers, Ind.
· Chris Tamas, /Lucas Wisniakowski, Hermosa Beach, Calif.
· Tony Pray, Simi Valley, Calif./Jesse Webster, Manhattan Beach,
Calif.
· Justin Hersey, Denver, Colo./Vinny Robbins, Chicago, Ill.
· Eli Fairfield, San Diego, Calif./Gabe Gardner, not available
· Jeff Murrell, Los Angeles, Calif./John Stalder, not available
· Jeff Minc, not available/Tye Thoreson, Santa Barbara, Calif.
· Loric Box, Flagstaff, Ariz./Bret Shellabarger, Carpinteria,
Calif.
· Jeremy Harvey, Loudon, Tenn./Nathan Harvey, Alameda, Calif.
· Ryan Lindstrome, not available/Jamey Martin, Denver, Colo.
· Dragon Ognjanovic, Los Angeles, Calif./Michael Risley, Los
Angeles, Calif.
Men's Qualification Tournament Results
First-round (loser eliminated, place 61st)
· Justin Hersey, Denver, Colo./Felipe Ralat, Chicago, Ill. (No.
33-seeded
Qualification Tournament Team) def. Tony Pray, Simi Valley,
Calif./Jesse
Webster, Manhattan Beach, Calif. (33), 21-18 and 21-17 (46 minutes);
· Sean Davis, Santa Monica, Calif./Aaron Wachtfoegl, Redondo
Beach, Calif. (25)
def. Dragon Ognjanovic, Los Angeles, Calif./Michael Risley, Los
Angeles, Calif. (40), 21-12 and 21-14 (36);
· Jeff Nielson, San Jose, Calif./David Werdmuller, Soquel,
Calif. (28) def.
Loric Box, Flagstaff, Ariz./Bret Shellabarger, Carpinteria, Calif.
(37), 25-23 and 22-20 (58);
· Eric Roberts, Lomita, Calif./Rich Van Huizen, Redondo Beach,
Calif. (29) def.
Jeff Minc, not available/Tye Thoreson, Santa Barbara, Calif. (36),
21-18 and 21-15 (38);
· Jeff Murrell, Los Angeles, Calif./John Stalder, Wilmington,
Calif. (35) won
by forfeit over John Johnson, Fishers, Ind./Sean Malone, Fishers, Ind.
(30);
· Jim Alzina, Santa Barbara, Calif./Chris Gugliano, Santa
Barbara (27) def.
Jeremy Harvey, Loudon, Tenn./Nathan Harvey, Alameda, Calif. (38),
21-14, 18-21 and 15-6 (52);
· Ryan Lindstrom, Denver, Colo./Jamey Martin, Denver, Colo. (39)
won by forfeit over Will Johnson, Irving, Tex./Kelly Sterne,
Lewisville, Tex.
(26);
· Eli Fairfield, San Diego, Calif./Gabe Gardner, San Clemente
(34) def. Chris Tamas, Santa Barbara, Calif./Lucas Wisniakowski,
Houston, Tex. (31), 21-13 and 21-19 (44).
Second-round (losers eliminated, place 45th)
· Adam Roberts, Myrtle Beach, S. C./Jim Walls, Cape May, N. J.
(1) def. Hersey/Ralat (33), 21-14 and 21-17 (35);
· Mike Desjardins, San Diego, Calif./Adam Renfry, La Jolla,
Calif. (17) def.
Ryan Cronin, Torrance, Calif./Jason Greenlaw, Torrance, Calif. (16),
21-16 and 21-18 (38);
· Scott Behrbaum, Seattle, Wash./Brett Scharf, Los Angeles,
Calif. (24) def.
Craig Geibel, Hermosa Beach, Calif./Matt Sokolowski, Redondo Beach,
Calif. (9), 22-20, 19-21 and 16-14 (73);
· Davis/Wachtfoegl (25) def. Morgan Mainz, Santa Barbara,
Calif./Dancer Styles,
Sausalito, Calif. (8), 20-22, 24-22 and 15-10 (62);
· Nielson/Werdmuller (28) def. Tom Black, Reseda, Calif./Andrew
Vazquez, Manhattan Beach, Calif. (5), 21-19 and 21-15 (47);
· Chris Kosty, Fountain Valley, Calif./Ed Ratledge, Fountain
Valley, Calif.
(12) def. Thomas Barber, Los Angeles, Calif./Anthony Licata, Long
Island, N. Y. (21), 21-9 and 21-17 (40);
· Rifat Agi, Redondo Beach, Calif./Peter Jordan, Los Angeles,
Calif. (13) def.
Donnie Harris, LaCanada, Calif./Jack Quinn, Venice, Calif. (20), 21-15
and 24-22 (47);
· Jeff Carlucci, Hermosa Beach, Calif./Mike Mattarocci, Redondo
Beach, Calif. (4) def. E. Roberts/Van Huizen (29), 21-19, 17-21 and
15-10
(69);
· Dale Davis, Dallas, Tex./Tim Wooliver, Austin, Tex. (3) def.
Murrell/Stalder (35), 21-19 and 21-15 (34)
· Brian Duff, Rochester, N. Y./Jeff Smith, San Diego, Calif.
(14) def. Brian
Chapman, Manhattan Beach, Calif./Kevin Dake, Irvine, Calif. (19), 21-11
and 21-16 (40);
· Scott Hill, Los Angeles, Calif./Tom Slauterbeck, Santa Monica,
Calif. (11)
def. Corey Glave, Hermosa Beach, Calif./Scott Kaedish, El Segundo,
Calif. (22), 21-16, 18-21 and 16-14 (62);
· Sean Burke, Ocean Beach, Calif./Matt Olson, Cardiff, Calif.
(6) def. Alzina/Gugliano (27), 21-9 and 21-17 (33);
· Brian MacDonald, Newport Beach, Calif./Mike Scales, Newport
Beach, Calif. (7) def. Lindstrom/Martin (38), 21-15, 16-21 and 15-10
(51);
· Dan Fisher, Goleta, Calif./Matt Riley, Santa Barbara, Calif.
(10) def. David
Counts, Vista, Calif./Ron Kumigsky, Santa Monica, Calif. (23), 17-21,
21-16 and 15-8 (50);
· John Braustein, Costa Mesa, Calif./Dane Pearson, Costa Mesa,
Calif. (18) def.
Gary Barnes, Hermosa Beach, Calif./Ryan Fisher, Hermosa Beach, Calif.
(15), 21-19 and 21-8 (37);
· Fairfield/Gardner (34) def. Anthony Medel, Santa Barbara,
Calif./John Moran, Hermosa Beach, Calif. (2), 23-21 and 21-19 (51).
Third-Round (losers eliminated, place 37th)
· A. Roberts/Walls (1) def. Desjardins/Renfrey (17), 21-15,
21-23 and 15-13(57);
· Behrbaum/Scharf (24) def. Davis/Wachtfoegl (25), 21-17 and
21-19 (44);
· Kosty/Ratledge (12) def. Nielson/Werdmuller (28), 21-12 and
21-12 (37);
· Agi/Jordan (13) def. Carlucci/Mattarocci (4), 21-19, 21-23 and
15-12 (71);
· Davis/Wooliver (3) def. Duff/J. Smith (14), 21-15 and 21-11
(38);
· Burke/Olson (6) def. Hill/Slauterbeck (11), 21-19 and 21-16
(43);
· D. Fisher/Riley (10) def. MacDonald/Scales (7), 24-26, 21-15
and 15-8 (63);
· Fairfield/Gardner (34) def. Braustein/Pearson (18), 26-28,
21-17 and 16-14(62).
Fourth-Round (winners advance to Main Draw; losers eliminated, place
33rd)
· A. Roberts/Walls (1) def.. Behrbaum/Scharf (24), 21-14 and
21-10 (30);
· Kosty/Ratledge (12) def. Agi/Jordan (13), 21-14 and 21-16
(37);
· Davis/Wooliver (3) def. Burke/Olson (6), 21-19 and 21-15 (37);
· Fairfield/Gardner (34) def. D. Fisher/Riley (10), 21-16, 15-21
and 15-12(69).
Men's Main Draw Entries2001(seedings
to be determined after Friday's Qualifier)
· Dax Holdren, Santa Barbara, Calif./Todd Rogers, Santa Barbara,
Calif.
· Canyon Ceman, Manhattan Beach, Calif./Mike Whitmarsh, San
Diego, Calif.
· Brent Doble, St. Paul, Minn./Lee LeGrande, Honolulu, Hi.
· Albert Hannemann, Torrance, Calif./Sean Scott, Kailua, Hi.
· Stein Metzger, Honolulu, Hi./Kevin Wong, Pearl City, Hi.
· Aaron Boss, Oak Park, Calif./Collin Smith, Hermosa
Beach,Calif.
· Dain Blanton, Laguna Beach, Calif./Carl Henkel, Redondo Beach,
Calif.
· Rob Heidger, Redondo Beach, Calif./Eric Fonoimoana, Hermosa
Beach, Calif.
· Ian Clark, Boulder, Colo./Adam Jewell,
San Juan Capistrano,Calif.
· Daniel Cardenas, Los Angeles, Calif./Jim Nichols,
Encinitas,Calif.
· Scott Davenport, Redondo Beach, Calif./Jeff Nygaard, Madison,
Wisc.
· Andy Witt, Santa Ynez, Calif./Larry Witt, Santa Ynez, Calif.
· Eduardo Bacil, El Segundo, Calif./Mike Lambert, Los
Angeles,Calif.
· Brent Frohoff, Redondo Beach, Calif./David Swatik, Manhattan
Beach, Calif.
· Scott Ayakatubby, Hermosa Beach, Calif./Karch Kiraly, San
Clemente, Calif.
· Nick Hannemann, Hermosa Beach, Calif./Leland Quinn,Newport
Beach, Calif.
· Jacob Elliott, Georgetown, S. C./Brian Soldano, Freehold, N.
J.
· David Fischer, Hermosa Beach, Calif./Brad Torsone, Hermosa
Beach, Calif.
· Casey Jennings, Huntington Beach, Calif./Scotty Lane, Las
Vegas, Nev.
· Chad Mowrey, Redondo Beach, Calif./David Smith, Lakewood,Colo.
· John Anselmo, Manhattan Beach, Calif./Eddie Stokes,Redondo
Beach, Calif.
· Paul Baxter, Columbia, Heights, Minn./Jason Ring, Bend, Ore.
· Pepe Delahoz, San Diego, Calif./Juan Rodriguez,
PuertoVallarta, Mexico
· Chris Makos, Costa Mesa, Calif./Chad Turner, Clearwater Beach,
Fla.
· George Romaine, Lakeland, Fla./Sinjin Smith, Pacific
Palisades, Calif.
· Chip McCaw, Tulsa, Okla./Colin Wellman, Los Angeles, Calif.
· Jerry Graham, Playa Del Rey, Califl/Mark Kerins, Laguna
Niguel, Calif.
· Sean Rosenthal, Redondo Beach, Calif./Mark Williams, Redondo
Beach, Calif.
Men's Main Draw Seedings 2001
1. Dax Holdren, Santa Barbara, Calif./Todd Rogers, Santa Barbara,
Calif.
2. Canyon Ceman, Manhattan Beach, Calif./Mike Whitmarsh, San Diego,
Calif.
3. Scott Ayakatubby, Hermosa Beach, Calif./Karch Kiraly, San Clemente,
Calif.
4. Albert Hannemann, Torrance, Calif./Sean Scott, Kailua, Hi.
5. Brent Doble, St. Paul, Minn./Lee LeGrande, Honolulu, Hi.
6. Dain Blanton, Laguna Beach, Calif./Carl Henkel, Redondo Beach,
Calif.
7. Stein Metzger, Honolulu, Hi./Kevin Wong, Pearl City, Hi.
8. Aaron Boss, Oak Park, Calif./Collin Smith, Hermosa Beach, Calif.
9. Eric Fonoimoana, Hermosa Beach, Calif./Rob Heidger, Redondo Beach,
Calif.
10. Ian Clark, Boulder, Colo./Adam Jewell, San
Juan Capistrano, Calif.
11. Brent Frohoff, Redondo Beach, Calif./David Swatik, Manhattan Beach,
Calif.
12. Daniel Cardenas, Los Angeles, Calif./Jim Nichols, Encinitas, Calif.
13. Paul Baxter, Columbia, Heights, Minn./Jason Ring, Bend, Ore.
14. Scott Davenport, Redondo Beach, Calif./Jeff Nygaard, Madison, Wisc.
15. Eduardo Bacil, El Segundo, Calif./Mike Lambert, Los Angeles, Calif.
16. Andy Witt, Santa Ynez, Calif./Larry Witt, Santa Ynez, Calif.
17. Nick Hannemann, Hermosa Beach, Calif./Leland Quinn, Newport Beach,
Calif.
18. David Fischer, Hermosa Beach, Calif./Brad Torsone, Hermosa Beach,
Calif.
19. Jacob Elliott, Georgetown, S. C./Brian Soldano, Freehold, N. J.
20. Casey Jennings, Huntington Beach, Calif./Scotty Lane, Las Vegas,
Nev.
21. Jerry Graham, Playa Del Rey, Califl/Mark Kerins, Laguna Niguel,
Calif.
22. George Roumain, Parkland, Fla./Sinjin Smith, Pacific Palisades,
Calif.
23. John Anselmo, Manhattan Beach, Calif./Eddie Stokes, Redondo Beach,
Calif.
24. Chris Makos, Costa Mesa, Calif./Chad Turner, Clearwater Beach, Fla.
25. Pepe Delahoz, San Diego, Calif./Juan Rodriguez, Puerto Vallarta,
Mexico
26. Chad Mowrey, Redondo Beach, Calif./David Smith, Lakewood, Colo.
27. Sean Rosenthal, Redondo Beach, Calif./Mark Williams, Redondo Beach,
Calif.
28. Chip McCaw, Tulsa, Okla./Colin Wellman, Los Angeles, Calif.
29. Adam Roberts, Myrtle Beach, S. C./Jim Walls, Cape May, N. Y. (1)
30. Dale Davis, Dallas, Tex./Tim Wooliver, Austin, Tex. (3)
31. Chris Kosty, Fountain Valley, Calif./Ed Ratledge, Fountain Valley,
Calif.(12)
32. Eli Fairfield, San Diego, Calif./Dave Gardner, San Clemente, Calif.
(34)
Event Scores:
Men's Main Draw August 18 Results
Winner's Bracket, First-round
· Dax Holdren, Santa Barbara, Calif./Todd Rogers, Santa Barbara,
Calif. (No.
1-seeded Main Draw Team) def. Eli Fairfield, San Diego, Calif./Gabe
Gardner,
San Clemente, Calif. (32, No. 34-seeded Qualification Tournament Team),
21-19 and 21-4 (34 minutes);
· Andy Witt, Santa Ynez, Calif./Larry Witt, Santa Ynez, Calif.
(16) def. Nick
Hannemann, Hermosa Beach, Calif./Leland Quinn, Newport Beach, Calif.
(17), 21-19 and 21-10 (43);
· Eric Fonoimoana, Hermosa Beach, Calif./Rob Heidger, Redondo
Beach, Calif. (9)
def. Chris Makos, Costa Mesa, Calif./Chad Turner, Clearwater Beach,
Fla. (24), 21-9 and 21-19 (42);
· Pepe Delahoz, San Diego, Calif./Juan Rodriguez, Puerto
Vallarta, Mexico (25)
def. Aaron Boss, Oak Park, Calif./Collin Smith, Hermosa Beach, Calif.
(8), 28-26, 15-21 and 16-14 (66);
· Brent Doble, St. Paul, Minn./Lee LeGrande, Honolulu, Hi. (5)
def. Chip McCaw,
Tulsa, Okla./Colin Wellman, Los Angeles, Calif. (28), 21-14 and 21-19
(41);
· Daniel Cardenas, Los Angeles, Calif./Jim Nichols, Encinitas,
Calif. (12) def.
Jerry Graham, Playa Del Rey, Califl/Mark Kerins, Laguna Niguel, Calif.
(21), 21-18 and 21-14 (42);
· Paul Baxter, Columbia, Heights, Minn./Jason Ring, Bend, Ore.
(13) def. Casey
Jennings, Huntington Beach, Calif./Scotty Lane, Las Vegas, Nev. (20),
23-21 and 21-18 (51);
· Albert Hannemann, Torrance, Calif./Sean Scott, Kailua, Hi. (4)
def. Adam
Roberts, Myrtle Beach, S. C./Jim Walls, Cape May, N. Y. (29, 1), 21-15
and 21-14 (38);
· Scott Ayakatubby, Hermosa Beach, Calif./Karch Kiraly, San
Clemente, Calif.
(3) def. Dale Davis, Dallas, Tex./Tim Wooliver, Austin, Tex. (30, 3),
21-12 and 21-18 (36);
· Scott Davenport, Redondo Beach, Calif./Jeff Nygaard, Madison,
Wisc. (14) def.
Jacob Elliott, Georgetown, S. C./Brian Soldano, Freehold, N. J. (19),
21-16 and 21-14 (32);
· George Roumain, Parkland, Fla./Sinjin Smith, Pacific
Palisades, Calif. (22)
def. Brent Frohoff, Redondo Beach, Calif./David Swatik, Manhattan
Beach, Calif. (11), 21-17 and 21-17 (44);
· Sean Rosenthal, Redondo Beach, Calif./Mark Williams, Redondo
Beach, Calif.
(27) won by injury forfeit Dain Blanton, Laguna Beach, Calif./Carl
Henkel, Redondo Beach, Calif. (6);
· Stein Metzger, Honolulu, Hi./Kevin Wong, Pearl City, Hi. (7)
def. Chad
Mowrey, Redondo Beach, Calif./David Smith, Lakewood, Colo. (26), 21-13
and 24-22 (44);
· Ian Clark, Boulder, Colo./Adam Jewell,
San Juan Capistrano, Calif. (10) def.
John Anselmo, Manhattan Beach, Calif./Eddie Stokes, Redondo Beach,
Calif. (23), 21-17 and 21-16 (38);
· David Fischer, Hermosa Beach, Calif./Brad Torsone, Hermosa
Beach, Calif. (18)
def. Eduardo Bacil, El Segundo, Calif./Mike Lambert, Los Angeles,
Calif. (15), 21-12 and 21-18 (37);
· Canyon Ceman, Manhattan Beach, Calif./Mike Whitmarsh, San
Diego, Calif. (2)
def. Chris Kosty, Fountain Valley, Calif./Ed Ratledge, Fountain Valley,
Calif. (31, 12), 21-15 and 21-15 (31).
Winner's Bracket, Second-round
· Holdren/Rogers (1) def. A. Witt/L. Witt (16), 21-19 and 21-19
(43);
· Fonoimoana/Heidger (9) def. Delahoz/Rodriguez (25), 21-17 and
21-13 (45);
· Doble/LeGrande (5) def. Cardenas/Nichols (12), 21-18 and 21-18
(44);
· A. Hannemann/Scott (4) def. Baxter/Ring (13), 21-8 and 21-14
(37);
· Davenport/Nygaard (14) def. Ayakatubby/Kiraly (15-21, 21-14
and 15-12 (59);
· Rosenthal/Williams (27) def. Roumain/S. Smith (22), 21-14,
20-22 and 15-12(47);
· Clark/Jewell (10) def.
Metzger/Wong (7), 27-25 and 21-17 (60);
· Ceman/Whitmarsh (2) def. Fischer/Torsone (18), 21-17 and 21-16
(42).
Loser's Bracket, First-round (losers eliminated, place 25th, $150)
· N. Hannemann/Quinn (17) def. Fairfield/Gardner (32,
34), 21-17 and 21-18(39);
· Boss/C. Smith (8) def. Makos/Turner (24), 23-21, 12-21 and
15-12 (52);
· Grahman/Kerins (21) def. McCaw/Wellman (28), 21-14 and 21-19
(38);
· Jennings/Lane (20) def. A. Roberts/Walls (29), 21-19 and 21-9
(42);
· Elliott/Soldano (19) def. Davis/Wooliver (30, 3), 21-15, 19-21
and 15-9 (61);
· Frohoff/Swatik (11) won by injury forfeit over Blanton/Henkel
(6);
· Anselmo/Stokes (23) def. Mowrey/D. Smith (26), 21-18 and 24-22
(47);
· Bacil/Lambert (15) def. Kosty/Ratledge (31, 12), 16-21, 21-19
and 15-10 (49).
Loser's Bracket, Second-round (losers eliminated, place 17th, $500)
· N. Hannemann/Quinn (17) def. Fischer/Torsone (18), 21-17 and
21-16 (39);
· Metzger/Wong (7) def. Boss/C. Smith (8), 22-20 and 21-17 (42);
· Roumain/S. Smith (22) def. Garham/Kerins, 21-16 and 21-15
(35);
· Ayakatubby/Kiraly (3) def. Jennings/Lane (20), 14-21, 21-15
and 15-9 (56);
· Elliott/Soldano (19) def. Baxter/Ring (13), 19-21, 21-18 and
16-14 (75);
· Cardenas/Nichols (12) def. Frohoff/Swatik (11), 21-18 and
24-22 (44);
· Delahoz/Rodriguez (25) def. Anselmo/Stokes (23), 21-15 and
21-17 (49);
· A. Witt/L. Witt (16) def. Bacil/Lambert (15), 21-19 and 21-19
(43).
Winner's Bracket, Third-round
· Holdren/Rogers (1) def. Fonoimoana/Heidger (9), 21-19 and
21-17 (46);
· A. Hannemann/Scott (4) def. Doble/LeGrande (5), 23-21 and
21-13 (44);
· Davenport/Nygaard (14) def. Rosenthal/Williams (27), 25-27,
21-15 and 15-6(56);
· Ceman/Whitmarsh (2) def. Clark/Jewell
(10), 19-21, 21-13 and 16-14 (57).
Loser's Bracket, Third-round (losers eliminated, place 13th, $850)
· Metzger/Wong (7) def. N. Hanneman/Quinn, 21-14 and 21-8 (31);
· Ayakatubby/Kiraly (3) def. Roumain/S. Smith (22), 18-21, 21-13
and 15-10(49);
· Cardenas/Nichols (12) def. Elliott/Soldano (19), 24-26, 21-19
and 16-14 (69);
· A. Witt/L. Witt (16) def. Delahoz/Rodriguez (25), 21-18 and
22-20 (50).
Loser's Bracket, Fourth-round (losers eliminated, place ninth,
$1,500)
· Metzger/Wong (7) def. Doble/LeGrande (5), 21-19 and 21-17
(39);
· Fonoimoana/Heidger (9) def. Ayakatubby/Kiraly (3), 21-19,
19-21 and 15-9(63);
· Clark/Jewell (10) def.
Cardenas/Nichols (12), 21-17, 18-21 and 15-11 (55);
· Rosenthal/Williams (27) def. A. Witt/L. Witt (16), 21-16,
18-21 and 16-14(57)
Men's Main Draw August 19 Schedule (starting at 8 a.m., PDT)
Loser's Bracket, Fourth-round (losers eliminated, place seventh,
$2,500)
· Stein Metzger, Honolulu, Hi./Kevin Wong, Pearl City, Hi. (No.
7-seeded Main
Draw Team) def. Eric Fonoimoana, Hermosa Beach, Calif./Rob Heidger,
Redondo
Beach, Calif. (9), 21-16, 18-21 and 15-11 (76 minutes);
· Sean Rosenthal, Redondo Beach, Calif./Mark Williams, Redondo
Beach, Calif.
(27) def. Ian Clark, Boulder, Colo./Adam Jewell,
San Juan Capistrano, Calif.
(10), 21-19, 18-21 and 15-11(63).
Winner's Bracket, Fourth-round
· Albert Hannemann, Torrance, Calif./Sean Scott, Kailua, Hi.
(4); def. Dax
Holdren, Santa Barbara, Calif./Todd Rogers, Santa Barbara, Calif. (1),
23-21, 18-21 and 15-10 (67)
· Canyon Ceman, Manhattan Beach, Calif./Mike Whitmarsh, San
Diego, Calif. (2).
def/ Scott Davenport, Redondo Beach, Calif./Jeff Nygaard, Madison,
Wisc. (14), 22-24, 21-15 and 15-9 (57)
Loser's Bracket, Fifth-round (losers eliminated, place seventh,
$3,500)
· Metzger/Wong (7) def. Davenport/Nygaard (14), 21-14 and 21-17
(39);
· Holdren/Rogers (1) def. Rosenthal/Williams (27), 21-17 and
21-16 (38).
Semi-finals
· Metzger/Wong (7) def. A. Hannemann/Scott (4), 21-11 and 21-15
(37);
· Holdren/Rogers (1) def. Ceman/Whitmarsh (2), .22-20 and 21-13
(47).
Bronze Medal Match(winners place third,split $6,800;losers place
fourth,split $4,850)
· Ceman/Whitmarsh (2) def. A. Hannemann/Scott (4), 21-13 and
22-20 (41).
Gold Medal Match(winners place first,split$14,500;losers place
second,split $9,750).
· Metzger/Wong (7) def. Holdren/Rogers (1), 21-14 and 21-19
(41).
Women's Results:
Women's AVP $62,500 Michelob Light
Open at Santa Barbara
Presented by Paul Mitchell
August 17-19, 2001
Finish Player Partner Seed Winnings
Points
1 Dianne DeNecochea Liz Masakayan 7 $14,500.00 360.0
2 Jennifer Meredith Wendy Stammer 8 $9,750.00 324.0
3 Barbra Fontana Elaine Youngs 2 $6,800.00 288.0
4 Lisa Arce Holly McPeak 1 $4,850.00 252.0
5 Nancy Mason Leanne McSorley 3 $3,500.00 216.0
5 Carrie Dodd Rachel Wacholder 5 $3,500.00 216.0
7 Linda Hanley Sarah Straton 4 $2,500.00 180.0
7 Stephanie Cox Katy Eldridge 6 $2,500.00 180.0
9 Danalee Bragado Ali Wood 9 $1,600.00 144.0
9 Pat Keller Marsha Miller 11 $1,600.00 144.0
9 Jennifer Boss Heather Lowe 13 $1,600.00 144.0
9 Gracie Santana-Baeni Lia Young 18 $1,600.00 144.0
13 Jenny Pavley Cary Wendell 10 $1,050.00 108.0
13 Deanne Johnson Barbara Nyland 17 $1,050.00 108.0
13 Kaili Kimura Sarah Schroeder 19 $1,050.00 108.0
13 Daven Allison Kim Zuffelato 21 $1,050.00 108.0
17 Missy Ross Angie Simpson 12 $500.00 72.0
17 Michelle Morse Liz Pagano 14 $500.00 72.0
17 Mary Baily Helen Reale 15 $500.00 72.0
17 Erin Galli Carrie Wright 16 $500.00 72.0
17 Katie Lindquist Sarah White 20 $500.00 72.0
17 Anne McArthur Jeanette Simenson 22 $500.00 72.0
17 Arcadia Berjonneau Rhonda Kottke 23 $500.00 72.0
17 Jill Changaris Alicia Zamparelli 24 $500.00 72.0
25 Nikki Audette Lisa Marshall Q5 $.00 36.0
25 Natacha Nelson Maggie Philgence Q8 $.00 36.0
27 Kerri Eich Catie Vagneur Q1 $.00 34.0
27 Karen Holman Karen Reitz Q6 $.00 34.0
29 Jenelle Koester Sharman Mitchell Q14 $.00 32.0
29 Sonia Alonso Cherry Simkins Q15 $.00 32.0
29 Jessica Brannan Danielle Shinn Q18 $.00 32.0
29 Tanya Fuamatu-Anderson Heidi Ilustre Q19 $.00 32.0
33 Caron Janc Josie Youngblood Q9 $.00 28.0
33 Felicia Sardella Suzie Turner Q10 $.00 28.0
33 Jenn Hoft Shannon Sneed Q11 $.00 28.0
33 Adria Ciraco Elliott Beth Kennedy Q12 $.00 28.0
37 Renee Cleary Liza De los Reyes Q13 $.00 22.0
37 Melissa Calata Samantha Meador Q16 $.00 22.0
37 Lori Albright Gigi Krueger Q17 $.00 22.0
37 Jean Mathews Jana Monello Q20 $.00 22.0
Women's Tournament
ChampionsAVP 2001 Santa Barbara Open
>>Dianne DeNecochea/Liz Masakayan
Dianne
DeNecochea
Liz Masakayan
Articles:2001
QUALIFICATION
TOURNAMENTS LAUNCH MICHELOB LIGHT OPEN AT SANTA BARBARA;60 TEAMS SEEK
FINAL EIGHT AVP PRO BEACH VOLLEYBALL TOUR MAIN DRAW BERTHS
Courtesy Of Tim Simmons
SANTA BARBARA, CALIF. - A total of 40 men's and 20 women's teams begin
play
here Friday (August 17) in the Qualification Tournaments for this
weekend's
$125,000 Michelob Light Open at Santa Barbara on 11 sand courts at East
Beach......
Rogers
Holdren Seek Elusive Title
8/17/01
By DAVE LOVETON
NEWS-PRESS STAFF WRITER
Playing at home is supposed to be an advantage but don't try telling
that to Todd Rogers
and Dax Holdren, who just returned from a nine-week trek through
Europe. The talented tandem has captured eight pro beach volleyball
titles since 1998
and it might have been nine if they hadn't suffered a meltdown in last
year's
final of the AVP Karch Kiraly Classic......
Ex-UCSB
teammates Fonoimoana and Heidger reunite
BACK ON SAND
8/16/01
By DAVE LOVETON
NEWS-PRESS STAFF WRITER
Changes haven't been hard to find on this year's Association of
Volleyball
Professionals Tour with a new owner (Leonard Armato), new rules and
some new
faces at the top.One constant has been the teams, which have normally
gone through multiple "divorces" and "hook-ups" by mid-August......
DAVENPORT
& OLYMPIAN NYGAARD "SURPRISE" TEAM IN MEN'S MICHELOB LIGHT OPEN;
TOP WOMEN'S TEAMS ADVANCE IN AVP SANTA BARBARA BEACH VOLLEYBALL
EVENT
SANTA BARBARA, CALIF. - Unheralded Scott Davenport and Jeff Nygaard
scored the
biggest upset here Saturday (August 18) during the opening rounds of
the men's
Michelob Light Open at Santa Barbara as the pair advanced to Sunday's
final
rounds in the $125,000 Association of Volleyball Professionals' event
with a 3-0 mark......
AVP
takes step back in time - Kiraly rekindles Smith rivalry,settles for 9th
8/19/01
By DAVE LOVETON
NEWS-PRESS STAFF WRITER
On a picture-perfect Saturday afternoon when three of the
top four men's seeds stayed alive in the $125,000 AVP Michelob Light
Open, history was being made. In back-to-back,late-afternoon matches,
Santa Barbara fans got to see the two winningest players in beach
history square off, followed by a match between the last two Olympic
gold medalists in beach volleyball......
Men's Championship Notes & Quotes
Courtesy Of Tim Simmons
Dax Holdren/Todd Rogers (No. 1 seed) vs. Stein Metzger/Kevin Wong (7)
(Metzger/Wong win Game 1, 21-14)
In Game 1, Metzger/Wong jump
out to a 5-1 lead before Holdren/Rogers score
three and Metzger/Wong add one more, 6-4 at the first
side-change. The game
stays close during the next 10 points, with Rogers tying the game with
a
cross-court kill, 10-10, at the second side change. Wong blocks for a
point and
them Metzger serves and Wong blocks for four more points as his team
takes a
commanding 15-10 lead. Wong's net play and Metzgers serves work
together to
give their team a 21-14 victory, with the game ending on a Metzger kill
for the final winner.
(Metzger/Wong win Game 2, 21-19)
In Game 2, Rogers opens the
game with a kill, Wong answers back with a kill,
Rogers kill attempt is wide, Metzger/Wong lead, 2-1. Holdren/Rogers
then score
on a three-point run followed by a four-point run to lead 8-3. After
exchanging
points, Metzer/Wong slowly start climbing back, 11-9, Holdren/Rogers at
the
side change. Metzger/Wong tie the game at 12-12 when Rogers' kill
attempt falls
short. The game is tied at 13-13 and 14-14, before Metzger/Wong pull
away by
two, 16-14. Holdren/Rogers fight back, trailing by one at 16-15, 17-16
and then
tie it up at 17-17 as Holdren kills off the block attempt of Wong.
Metzger/Wong
then take a full time out. Wong's massive kill gives his team and
18-17 lead
and Rogers ties it back up at 18-18 on a kill down the line. With
Rogers
serving, Holdren fights off Wong's big block attempt to give his team
the lead
at 19-18. A Wong kill ties it again at 19-19 then give his team the
lead again,
20-19. Metzger serves for the game and match and after a big rally,
Holdren's
cross court kill goes just wide and Metzger/Wong win the game, 21-19,
earning the gold medal.
Stastically speaking:
Metzger had 20 attacks, a game-high 12 digs, one ace and three service
winners.
Wong contributed 19 attacks, two digs, 13 kills, a game-high three
blocks, one
ace and two service winners. Holdren recorded 17 attacks, six digs, 10
digs, two blocks and one service winner. Rogers was credited with a
game-high
36 attacks, seven digs, a game-high 14 kills, one ace and one service
winner.
QUOTES:
Metzger: "I want to
apologize for beating the hometown heroes, but they've
been beating up on us all summer. Having a solid partner like Kevin
really
calms me down. We played so many games this weekend, we really got into
a
groove. We figured out the wind and the sand we had this place dialed
in."
Wong: "Stein's my
man. He's on fire and having a great partner makes it so
much easier. We had to beat the crowd today too, and maybe that turned
out to
be even more to our advantage. I've got Stein out there dancin' around,
he
keeps me in line. This win was a payback for everything Dax and Todd
have being
doing to us all summer long. Stein and I have been playing
together for 12
years and it keeps getting better and better."
AVP NOTEBOOK-Santa Barbara
John Zant and Dave Loveton
NEWS-PRESS STAFF WRITER
You can't call that on the King
8/19/01
In a second-round contenders' match, a set came out with a little spin
on the ball on Court 6. An official called a mishandled ball on Karch
Kiraly, much to the chagrin of the East Beach legend and his fans."How
dare you," screamed a Kiraly supporter."Call a lawyer," yelled
another.Casey Jennings, Kiraly's 20th-seeded opponent, was also called
for a setting error. Moments later, with Kiraly-Scott Ayakatubby
leading 7-5 in Game 3, Jennings appeared to throw a ball but the
official didn't call it.Kiraly was livid at the time
but cooled down after the victory. "The officiating is different from
court-to-court," he noted. "The rules are different and it's hard for
the refs to know what to call. It's not anybody's fault."Trailing 9-6
in Game 3, Jennings' temper got the best of him and he punted the ball
40 yards off the court. A good kick by NFL standards but it netted him
a red card and cost his team a point.
Golden benefits
Eric Fonoimoana's life was changed forever after he and Dain Blanton
surprised the world by winning the beach volleyball gold medal at the
2000 Sydney
Olympics."I've got more speaking engagements,playing exhibitions and
demands
from the media," said the former UCSB star. "It's been a great learning
experience and a good opportuntity to meet new people."He said another
beneficiary
has been his "Digs for Kids" Foundation. For more information, visit
his
Web site at dig4kids@yahoo.com.
Rally freeze
Under the new rules of the "new" AVP, all matches are best 2-of-3 rally
scoring affairs with the first two games to 21 and the third to 15.When
a team reaches 14 points in the third and deciding game, the "freeze"
comes into play. Rally scoring is put aside and the old sideout scoring
is in effect, which means teams can only score on their serve."I think
it's great," said 44-year-old Sinjin Smith. "I think they should do it
for all three games. Players like the freeze at the end of the third
game but they'd really like to see the scoring go back to the
old(sideout) way."Rally scoring has helped make all the games closer.
As a player, it's nerve-racking because every point
is important. As a spectator, I think it's great."
Blanton injury
It was a short tournament for Dain Blanton, who captured the gold medal
with Eric Fonoimoana at last year's Olympics.Blanton strained an
abdominal muscle at the end of practice on Thursday. Blanton and his
partner Carl Henkel, the No. 6 seed, forfeited their opening match to
Sean Rosenthal-Mark Williams and then withdrew when Blanton couldn't go
in the second match.They tied
for 25th place and split $500.
TV broadcast
The finals will be shown on a tape-delayed basis on FOX Sports Net with
Chris Marlowe and Heather Cox providing commentary. The broadcast is
scheduled for Monday, Aug. 27 from 3-4 p.m.
AVP NOTEBOOK
8/20/01
John Zant and Dave Loveton
NEWS-PRESS STAFF WRITER
Who could dig a spike by Shaq?
Lakers center Shaquille O'Neal said earlier this year that if he played
beach volleyball he could be "the black Sinjin Smith." Smith's name did
not come up by chance. Shaq's agent is Leonard Armato, whose company
runs the AVP. Walk out the door of Armato's house, and you are on
Manhattan Beach. "I invited Shaq and Sinjin to my place, and they went
out on the beach together," Armato said. "Sinjin gave him a few
lessons, and the next thing you know Shaq
is pounding the ball straight down."
Unlucky Olympian
McPeak is the only American beach volleyball player to appear in both
Olympic tournaments, but she was unlucky each time. Nancy Reno, her
partner in 1996, came up with a torn rotator cuff. Misty May, her
partner last year in Sydney, suffered from an abdominal muscle pull.
Both teams finished in fifth place at the games.
Ex-champs on TV
Chris Marlowe and Mike Dodd were in the broadcast booth for the Fox
Sports Net
telecast of Sunday's finals. It will be aired Aug. 27 at 3 p.m. Both
announcers are
previous winners of open and pro tournaments in Santa Barbara. Marlowe
and Jim Menges were champions in 1977, while Dodd and Tim Hovland took
the
AVP crown here in 1982. Dodd was a silver medalist with Mike Whitmarsh
in the 1996 Olympics.
Where's Gaby?
The women on the AVP Tour know how the tennis players feel about
Anna Kournikova. "People ask us all over the world, Where's
Gabrielle Reece?
Isn't she the best?" McPeak said. Reece, a statuesque and sexy 6-foot-3
model, has been featured in many ads as a volleyball star. She played
primarily on the erstwhile four-woman tour. She played some doubles in
1999 -- teaming up with McPeak, in fact -- but she never won a
tournament. "We need to create our own superstars," McPeak said. "We
have great athletes with interesting personalities."
Star search
Former National Hockey League enforcer Marty McSorley was watching
Sunday's
action with his friend Leanne Schuster, who finished in fifth place
with her playing
partner Nancy Mason. Armato has been romantically linked to Holly
McPeak. He was seen pacing along the edge of the parking lot, about 40
yards from the court, during her tense semifinal match. Another
celebrity sighting at
the tournament was actor Rob Lowe ("The West Wing").
Un-grand Canyon
Canyon Ceman wasn't pleased with himself after committing 12 errors in
a 22-20,
21-13 semifinal loss to Dax Holdren-Todd Rogers. "That semi was all
me," said Ceman, who finished third with Mike Whitmarsh. "We could have
been
playing two midgets and
still lost. I kept hitting it in the net. I was like a poltergeist."
Young and old
George Roumain is from Florida, but he spent his senior year in high
school at
Santa Ynez, helping the Pirates win a CIF championship. The 25-year-old
U.S.
indoor star has a lot of friends in the area.He spent the night before
his debut with
Sinjin Smith hanging out with Chad Arneson of Santa Barbara. "I was so
antsy and nervous, I had a couple glasses of wine," Roumain said. The
44-year-old Smith had reason to be
nervous too. During their match against Karch Kiraly and Scott
Ayakatubby, the
two players almost collided with each other chasing a loose ball."I
don't want to run into him," Smith said of the 249-pound Roumain. "If I
did, it would end my career sooner than I planned.
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Michelob Light AVP Manhattan Beach Open 2001
- Ian
Clark/Adam
Jewell
$3,000
Match Record:3Wins-2Defeats
Winner's Bracket, First-round
· Ian Clark, Boulder, Colo./Adam Jewell,
San Juan Capistrano, Calif. (10) def.
Mark Kerins, Laguna Niguel, Calif./Eddie Stokes, Redondo Beach, Calif.
(23),
19-21, 25-23 and 15-12 (76)
Winner's Bracket, Second-Round
· Clark/Jewell (10) def. Boss/C.
Smith (7), 21-19 and 21-11 (38);
Winner's Bracket, Third-round
· Fuerbringer/Swatik (15) def. Clark/Jewell (10),
21-16, 21-23 and 15-12 (54).
Loser's Bracket, Fourth-round (losers eliminated, place ninth,
$1,800)
· Clark/Jewell (10) def. Ayakatubby/Kiraly
(6), 21-19, 25-27 and 16-14 (59);
Loser's Bracket, Fourth-round (losers eliminated, place seventh,
$3,000)
· Eduardo Bacil, El Segundo, Calif./Mike Lambert, Los Angeles,
Calif. (17) def.
Ian Clark, Boulder, Colo./Adam Jewell, San Juan
Capistrano, Calif. (10), 21-19 and 21-19 (40).
Men's Tournament Champions
2001
Manhattan Beach Open
>>Stein Metzger/Kevin Wong
Men's AVP $75,000 Michelob Light Open at Manhattan Beach
Presented by Paul Mitchell
August 24-26, 2001
Finish Player Partner Seed Winnings Points
1 Stein Metzger Kevin Wong 5 $17,400.00 360.0
2 Eric Fonoimoana Rob Heidger 8 $11,700.00 324.0
3 Canyon Ceman Mike Whitmarsh 3 $8,160.00 288.0
4 Dax Holdren Todd Rogers 1 $5,820.00 252.0
5 Matt Fuerbringer David Swatik 15 $4,200.00 216.0
5 Eduardo Bacil Mike Lambert 17 $4,200.00 216.0
7 Albert Hannemann Sean Scott 2 $3,000.00 180.0
7 Ian Clark Adam Jewell 10
$3,000.00 180.0
9 Brent Doble Lee LeGrande 4 $1,800.00 144.0
9 Scott Ayakatubby Karch Kiraly 6 $1,800.00 144.0
9 Scott Davenport Jeff Nygaard 11 $1,800.00 144.0
9 George Roumain Sinjin Smith 19 $1,800.00 144.0
13 Daniel Cardenas Jim Nichols 9 $1,020.00 108.0
13 Nick Hannemann Carl Henkel 12 $1,020.00 108.0
13 Andy Witt Larry Witt 14 $1,020.00 108.0
13 David Fischer Brad Torsone 24 $1,020.00 108.0
17 Aaron Boss Collin Smith 7 $600.00 72.0
17 Paul Baxter Jason Ring 13 $600.00 72.0
17 Sean Rosenthal Mark Williams 16 $600.00 72.0
17 Jake Elliott Brian Soldano 18 $600.00 72.0
17 Pepe Delahoz Juan Rodriguez Ibarra 20 $600.00 72.0
17 Casey Jennings Scott Lane 21 $600.00 72.0
17 Mark Kerins Eddie Stokes 23 $600.00 72.0
17 Chris Makos Chad Turner 27 $600.00 72.0
25 Brent Frohoff Leland Quinn 22 $180.00 36.0
25 Jerry Graham David Smith 25 $180.00 36.0
25 John Anselmo Chip McCaw 26 $180.00 36.0
25 Chad Mowrey Colin Wellman 28 $180.00 36.0
25 Tom Black Andrew Vazquez 29 $180.00 36.0
25 Dan Fisher Matt Riley 30 $180.00 36.0
25 Jason Pursley Dancer Styles 31 $180.00 36.0
25 Eli Fairfield Gabe Gardner 32 $180.00 36.0
33 Adam Roberts Jim Walls Q1 $.00 28.0
33 Anthony Medel John Moran Q2 $.00 28.0
33 Sean Burke Said Souikane Q6 $.00 28.0
33 Jason Kruger Everett Matthews Q20 $.00 28.0
37 Jeff Carlucci Brian MacDonald Q3 $.00 22.0
37 Skyler Davis Tim Wooliver Q4 $.00 22.0
37 Chris Kosty Ed Ratledge Q9 $.00 22.0
37 Jack Quinn Matt Sokolowski Q10 $.00 22.0
37 Scott Hill Tom Slauterbeck Q11 $.00 22.0
37 Dane Pearson Mike Scales Q12 $.00 22.0
37 Mike Desjardins Jeff Smith Q15 $.00 22.0
37 Doug Foust Karl Owens Q16 $.00 22.0
45 Richard Boldt Mike Mattarocci Q7 $.00 20.0
45 Chris Guigliano Morgan Mainz Q13 $.00 20.0
45 Gary Barnes Ryan Fisher Q18 $.00 20.0
45 Andre Melo Jason Wight Q21 $.00 20.0
45 Brian Chapman Craig Geibel Q22 $.00 20.0
45 Brian Duff Thomas Mraz Q23 $.00 20.0
45 Dave Counts Ran Kumgisky Q25 $.00 20.0
45 Jeff Murrell John Stalder Q33 $.00 20.0
45 Michael Fegley Jason Miller Q34 $.00 20.0
45 David Suter Chad Wick Q35 $.00 20.0
45 Mika Hunkin Lucas Wisniakowski Q36 $.00 20.0
45 Jeff Minc Tye Thoreson Q37 $.00 20.0
45 Ayinde Alakoye Darren Roberts Q38 $.00 20.0
45 Mark Reilly Rich VanHuizen Q41 $.00 20.0
45 Kevin Burgess Steven Ijams Q46 $.00 20.0
45 Dan Dedekian Kevin Douty Q48 $.00 20.0
61 Bill Maik Adam Renfree Q17 $.00 16.0
61 Sam Haghighi Brett Scharf Q19 $.00 16.0
61 Corey Glave Scott Kiedaisch Q24 $.00 16.0
61 Will Johnson Kelly Sterne Q27 $.00 16.0
61 Colin Kaslow Joe Stollings Q28 $.00 16.0
61 Santana Aker Jason Maginity Q29 $.00 16.0
61 Jason Stimpfig Chris Walmer Q30 $.00 16.0
61 Roy Forcier Eric Roberts Q31 $.00 16.0
61 Joe Boken Bill Sigler Q32 $.00 16.0
61 Jeremy Harvey Nathan Harvey Q39 $.00 16.0
61 Dragon Ognjanovic Michael Risley Q40 $.00 16.0
61 Chris Brown Kevin Cleary Q42 $.00 16.0
61 Kevin Jones Edward Keller Q43 $.00 16.0
61 Yariv Lerner Dan Mintz Q44 $.00 16.0
61 Steven Napolitano Kevin Norman Q45 $.00 16.0
61 Josh Crouch Paul O'Leary Q47 $.00 16.0
61 Steve Dietz Bivin Sadler Q49 $.00 16.0
Final Results:2001
1st -
Metzger/Wong
$17,400
2nd
-Fonoimoanna/Heidger
$11,700
3rd -
Ceman/Whitmarsh
$8,160
4th -
Holdren/Rogers
$ 5,820
5th -
Fuerbringer/Swatik
$4,200
5th -
Bacil/Lambert
$ 4,200
7th -
Clark/Jewell
$ 3,000
7th - Hannemann/Scott $ 3,000
9th -
Doble/LeGrande
$1,800
9th - Roumain/S.
Smith
$1,800
9th -
Ayakatubby/Kiraly
$ 1,800
9th -
Davenport/Nygaard
$ 1,800
13th -
Cardenas/Nichols
$1,020
13th - N.
Hannemann/Henkel
$1,020
13th - A. Witt/L.
Witt
$1,020
13th - Fischer/Torsone $1,020
17th - Rosenthal/Williams
$ 600
17th - Boss/C.
Smith
$ 600
17th - Makos/Turner $ 600
17th - Baxter/Ring $ 600
17th - Delahoz/Rodriguez $600
17th - Jennings/Lane $ 600
17th -
Kerins/Stokes
$600
17th -
Elliott/Soldano
$600
25th -
Fairfield/Gardner
$ 180
25th - Graham/D.
Smith $180
25th -
Mowrey/Wellman
$ 180
25th -
Black/Vazquez
$180
25th -
Fisher/Riley
$180
25th - Frohoff/L.
Quinn
$180
25th -
Anselmo/McCaw
$180
25th -
Pursley/Styles
$180
Seeding:2001
Men's Qualification Tournament Entries (seedings to be announced
Thursday)
1. Adam Roberts, North Myrtle Beach, S. C./Jim Walls, Riverton, N. J.
2. Anthony Medel, Santa Barbara, Calif./John Moran, Hermosa Beach,
Calif.
3. Jeff Carlucci, Hermosa Beach, Calif./Brian MacDonald, Newport Beach,
Calif.
4. Dale Davis, Dallas, Tex./Tim Wooliver, Austin, Tex.
5. Tom Black, Reseda, Calif./Andrew Vazquez, Manhattan Beach, Calif.
6. Sean Burke, Ocean Beach, Calif./Saiade Soulukaine, San Diego, Calif.
7. Rich Boldt, Newport Beach, Calif./Mike Mattarocci, San Diego, Calif.
8. Dan Fisher, Goleta, Calif./Matt Riley, Santa Barbara, Calif.
9. Chris Kosty, Fountain Valley, Calif./Ed Ratledge, Fountain Valley,
Calif.
10. Jack Quinn, Venice, Calif./Matt Sokolowski, Redondo Beach, Calif.
11. Scott Hill, Los Angeles, Calif./Tom Slauterbeck, Santa Monica,
Calif.
12. Chris Gugliano, Santa Barbara, Calif./Morgan Mainz, Santa Barbara,
Calif.
13. Jason Pursley, Redondo Beach, Calif./Dancer Styles, Sausalito,
Calif.
14. Mike Desjardins, San Diego, Calif./Jeff Smith, San Diego, Calif.
15. Doug Foust, Calgary, Alberta, Canada/Karl Owens, Los Angeles,
Calif.
16. Bill Maik, West Palm Beach, Fla./Adam Renfry, La Jolla, Calif.
17. Gary Barnes, Hermosa Beach, Calif./Ryan Fisher, Hermosa Beach,
Calif.
18. Sam Haghighi, Santa Monica, Calif./Brett Scharf, Los Angeles,
Calif.
19. Jason Kruger, not available/Evie Matthews, Airdrie, Alberta, Canada
20. Andre Melo, Manassas, Va./Jason Wight, Fairfax, Va.
21. Brian Chapman, Manhattan Beach, Calif./Craig Geibel, Hermosa Beach,
Calif.
22. Dane Pearson, Costa Mesa, Calif./Dane Pearson, Costa Mesa, Calif.
23. Brian Duff, Rochester, N. Y./Tom Mraz, San Diego, Calif.
24. Corey Glave, Hermosa Beach, Calif./Scott Kaedish, El Segundo,
Calif.
25. David Counts, Vista, Calif./Ron Kumigsky, Santa Monica, Calif.
26. Eli Fairfield, San Diego, Calif./Gabe Gardner, San Clemente, Calif.
27. Will Johnson, Irving, Tex./Kelly Sterne, Lewisville, Tex.
28. Colin Kaslow, Austin, Tex./Joe Stollings, Dallas, Tex.
29. Santana Aker, Detroit, Mich./Jason Maginity, Redondo Beach, Calif.
30. Jason Stimpfig, Manhattan Beach, Calif./Chris Walmer, Manhattan
Beach, Calif.
31. Roy Forcier, Sacramento, Calif./Eric Roberts, Lomita, Calif.
32. Joe Boken, Hermosa Beach, Calif./Bill Sigler, Hermosa Beach, Calif.
33. Jeff Murrell, Los Angeles, Calif./John Stalder, Wilmington, Calif.
34. Michael Fegley, Dallas, Tex./Jason Miller, Denton, Tex.
35. David Suter, Redondo Beach, Calif./Chad Wick, Hermosa Beach, Calif.
36. Mika Hunkin, Honolulu, Hi../Lucas Wisniakowski, Houston, Tex.
37. Jeff Minc, Los Angeles, Calif./Tye Thoreson, Santa Barbara, Calif.
38. Ayinde Alakoye, Los Angeles, Calif./Darren Roberts, Hermosa Beach,
Calif.
39. Jeremy Harvey, Loudon, Tenn./Nathan Harvey, Alameda, Calif.
40. Dragon Ognjanovic, Los Angeles, Calif./Michael Risley, Los Angeles,
Calif.
41. Mark Reilly, Toronto, Ontario, Canada/Rich Van Huizen, Redondo
Beach, Calif.
42. Blake Newman, Oklahoma City, Okla./Scott Sanson, not available
43. Chris Brown, not available/Kevin Cleary, Manhattan Beach, Calif.
44. Edward Keller, Hermosa Beach, Calif./Kevin Jones, Hermosa Beach,
Calif.
45. Yariv Lerner, Venice, Calif./Dan Mintz, Los Angeles, Calif.
46. Steven Napolitano, Manhattan Beach, Calif./Kevin Norman, Hermosa
Beach, Calif.
47. Kevin Burgess, Flagstaff, Ariz./Steven Ijams, Hermosa Beach, Calif.
48. Josh Crouch, Euless, Tex./Paul O'Leary, Arlington, Tenn.
49. Dan Dedekian, Fresno, Calif./Kevin Douty, Fresno, Calif.
50. Steve Dietz, Dallas, Tex./ Bivin Sadler, not available
Men's Qualification Tournament Results
First-round (loser eliminated, place 61st)
· Jeff Murrell, Los Angeles, Calif./John Stalder, Wilmington,
Calif. (No.
33-seeded Qualification Tournament Team) def. Joe Boken, Hermosa Beach,
Calif./Bill Sigler, Hermosa Beach, Calif. (32), 23-21, 19-21 and 15-10
(63 minutes);
· Dan Dedekian, Fresno, Calif./Kevin Douty, Fresno, Calif. (48)
won by forfeit
over Bill Maik, West Palm Beach, Fla./Adam Renfry, La Jolla, Calif.
(17);
· Doug Foust, Calgary, Alberta, Canada/Karl Owens, Los Angeles,
Calif. (16) won
by forfeit over Steve Dietz, Dallas, Tex./ Bivin Sadler, Dallas, Tex.
(49);
· Mark Reilly, Toronto, Ontario, Canada/Rich Van Huizen, Redondo
Beach, Calif.
(41) def. Corey Glave, Hermosa Beach, Calif./Scott Kaedish, El Segundo,
Calif. (24), 21-7, 15-21 and 15-12 (48);
· David Counts, Vista, Calif./Ron Kumigsky, Santa Monica, Calif.
(25) def.
Dragon Ognjanovic, Los Angeles, Calif./Michael Risley, Los Angeles,
Calif. (40), 21-4 and 21-12 (30);
· Jeff Minc, Los Angeles, Calif./Tye Thoreson, Santa Barbara,
Calif. (37) won
by forfeit over Colin Kaslow, Austin, Tex./Joe Stollings, Dallas, Tex.
(28);
· Andre Melo, Manassas, Va./Jason Wight, Fairfax, Va. (21) def.
Yariv Lerner,
Venice, Calif./Dan Mintz, Los Angeles, Calif. (44), 21-15 and 21-13
(39);
· Jason Kruger, Calgary, Alberta, Canada/Evie Matthews, Airdrie,
Alberta,
Canada (20) def. Steven Napolitano, Manhattan Beach, Calif./Kevin
Norman,
Hermosa Beach, Calif. (45), 21-13 and 21-18 (33);
· Mika Hunkin, Honolulu, Hi./Lucas Wisniakowski, Houston, Tex.
(36) def.
Santana Aker, Detroit, Mich./Jason Maginity, Redondo Beach, Calif.
(29), 22-20 and 21-15 (51);
· David Suter, Redondo Beach, Calif./Chad Wick, Hermosa Beach,
Calif. (35) def.
Jason Stimpfig, Manhattan Beach, Calif./Chris Walmer, Manhattan Beach,
Calif. (30), 21-19, 19-21 and 15-13 (64);
· Kevin Burgess, Flagstaff, Ariz./Steven Ijams, Hermosa Beach,
Calif. (46) def.
Sam Haghighi, Santa Monica, Calif./Brett Scharf, Los Angeles, Calif.
(19), 21-16 and 21-19 (47);
· Brian Chapman, Manhattan Beach, Calif./Craig Geibel, Hermosa
Beach, Calif.
(22) def. Edward Keller, Hermosa Beach, Calif./Kevin Jones, Hermosa
Beach, Calif. (43), 21-10 and 21-14 (34);
· Ayinde Alakoye, Los Angeles, Calif./Darren Roberts, Hermosa
Beach, Calif.
(38) won by forfeit over Will Johnson, Irving, Tex./Kelly Sterne,
Lewisville, Tex. (27);
· Eli Fairfield, San Diego, Calif./Gabe Gardner, San Clemente,
Calif. (26) def. Jeremy Harvey, Loudon, Tenn./Nathan Harvey, Alameda,
Calif. (39), 21-14 and 21-10 (30);
· Brian Duff, Rochester, N. Y./Tom Mraz, San Diego, Calif. (23)
def. Chris
Brown, Hermosa Beach, Calif./Kevin Cleary, Manhattan Beach, Calif.
(42), 18-21, 21-18 and 15-13 (65);
· Gary Barnes, Hermosa Beach, Calif./Ryan Fisher, Hermosa Beach,
Calif. (18)
def. Josh Crouch, Euless, Tex./Paul O'Leary, Arlington, Tenn. (47),
21-19 and 21-13 (41);
· Michael Fegley, Dallas, Tex./Jason Miller, Denton, Tex. (34)
def. Roy
Forcier, Sacramento, Calif./Eric Roberts, Lomita, Calif. (31), 21-18
and 22-20 (48).
Second-round (losers eliminated, place 45th)
· Adam Roberts, North Myrtle Beach, S. C./Jim Walls, Riverton,
N. J. (1) def. Murrell/Stalder (33), 21-13 and 21-18 (34);
· Foust/Owens (16) def. Dedekian/Douty (48), 21-7 and 21-4 (27);
· Chris Kosty, Fountain Valley, Calif./Ed Ratledge, Fountain
Valley, Calif. (9) def. Reilly/Van Huizen (41), 27-25, 17-21 and 17-15
(75);
· Dan Fisher, Goleta, Calif./Matt Riley, Santa Barbara, Calif.
(8) def. Counts/Kumigsky (25), 18-21, 21-15 and 15-10 (58);
· Tom Black, Reseda, Calif./Andrew Vazquez, Manhattan Beach,
Calif. (5) def. Minc/Thoreson (37), 21-17 and 21-13 (43);
· Dane Pearson, Costa Mesa, Calif./Mike Scales, Newport Beach,
Calif. (12) def. Melo/Wight (21), 21-15 and 21-15 (32);
· Kruger/Matthews (20) def. Chris Gugliano, Santa Barbara,
Calif./Morgan Mainz, Santa Barbara, Calif. (13), 22-20, 22-24 and 15-8
(53);
· Dale Davis, Dallas, Tex./Tim Wooliver, Austin, Tex. (4) def.
Hunkin/Wisniakowski (36), 21-16 and 21-18 (38);
· Jeff Carlucci, Hermosa Beach, Calif./Brian MacDonald,Newport
Beach,Calif.(3)def. Suter/Wick(35),21-18and 21-17 (39);
· Jason Pursley, Redondo Beach, Calif./Dancer Styles, Sausalito,
Calif. (14) def. Burgess/Ijames (46), 21-18, 23-25 and 15-13 (64);
· Scott Hill, Los Angeles, Calif./Tom Slauterbeck, Santa
Monica,Calif (11)def. Chapman/Geibel (22), 21-17 and 21-15 (41)
· Sean Burke, Ocean Beach, Calif./Said Souikaine, San
Diego,Calif.(6)def. Alakoye/D. Roberts (38), 21-9 and 21-13 (33);
· Fairfield/Gardner (26) def. Rich Boldt, Newport Beach,
Calif./Mike Mattarocci, San Diego, Calif. (7), 20-22, 24-22 and 15-3
(55);
· Jack Quinn, Venice, Calif./Matt Sokolowski, Redondo Beach,
Calif. (10) def. Duff/Mraz (23), 21-15 and 21-17 (38);
· Mike Desjardins, San Diego, Calif./Jeff Smith, San Diego,
Calif. (15) def. Barnes/R. Fisher (18), 21-14 and 21-12 (35);
· Anthony Medel, Santa Barbara, Calif./John Moran, Hermosa
Beach, Calif. (2) def. Fegley/Miller (34), 21-9 and 21-10 (37).
Third-Round (losers eliminated, place 37th)
· Roberts/Walls (1) def. Foust/Owens (16), 21-12 and 24-22 (41);
· D. Fisher/Riley (8) def. Kosty/Ratledge (9), 21-19, 19-21 and
15-11 (56);
· Black/Vazquez (5) def. Pearson/Scales (12), 21-13 and 21-19
(40);
· Kruger/Matthews (20) def. Davis/Wooliver (4), 21-17, 18-21 and
16-14 (73);
· Pursley/Styles (14) def. Carlucci/MacDonald (3), 21-18 and
25-23 (61);
· Burke/Souikaine (6) def. Hill/Slauterbeck (11), 22-20 and
21-16 (39);
· Fairfield/Gardner (26) def. J. Quinn/Sokolowski (10), 21-17
and 21-13 (37);
· Medel/ Moran (2) def. Desjardins/J. Smith (15), 21-12 and
21-18 (55).
Fourth-Round (winners advance to Main Draw; losers eliminated,
place 33rd)
· Fisher/Riley (8) def. Roberts/Walls (1), 21-19, 14-21 and
16-14 (67);
· Black/Vazquez (5) def. Kruger/Matthews (20), 21-18 and 21-16
(44);
· Pursley/Styles (14) def. Burke/Souikaine (6), 22-20 and 21-18
(43);
· Fairfield/Gardner (26) def. Medel/ Moran (2), 19-21, 22-20 and
15-9 (59).
Men's Main Draw Seeds (Qualification Tournament seed)
1. Dax Holdren, Santa Barbara, Calif./Todd Rogers, Santa Barbara,
Calif.
2. Albert Hannemann, Torrance, Calif./Sean Scott, Kailua, Hi.
3. Canyon Ceman, Manhattan Beach, Calif./Mike Whitmarsh, San Diego,
Calif.
4. Brent Doble, St. Paul, Minn./Lee LeGrande, Honolulu, Hi.
5. Stein Metzger, Honolulu, Hi./Kevin Wong, Pearl City, Hi.
6. Scott Ayakatubby, Hermosa Beach, Calif./Karch Kiraly, San Clemente,
Calif.
7. Aaron Boss, Oak Park, Calif./Collin Smith, Hermosa Beach, Calif.
8. Eric Fonoimoana, Hermosa Beach, Calif./ Rob Heidger, Redondo Beach,
Calif.
9. Daniel Cardenas, Los Angeles, Calif./Jim Nichols, Encinitas, Calif.
10. Ian Clark, Boulder, Colo./Adam Jewell, San
Juan Capistrano, Calif.
11. Scott Davenport, Redondo Beach, Calif./Jeff Nygaard, Madison, Wisc.
12. Nick Hannemann, Hermosa Beach, Calif./Carl Henkel, Newport Beach,
Calif.
13. Paul Baxter, Columbia, Heights, Minn./Jason Ring, Bend, Ore.
14. Andy Witt, Santa Ynez, Calif./Larry Witt, Santa Ynez, Calif.
15. Matt Fuerbringer, Costa Mesa, Calif./David Swatik, Manhattan Beach,
Calif.
16. Sean Rosenthal, Redondo Beach, Calif./Mark Williams, Redondo Beach,
Calif.
17. Eduardo Bacil, El Segundo, Calif./Mike Lambert, Los Angeles, Calif.
18. Jacob Elliott, Georgetown, S. C./Brian Soldano, Freehold, N. J.
19. George Roumain, Parkland, Fla./Sinjin Smith, Pacific Palisades,
Calif.
20. Pepe Delahoz, San Diego, Calif./Juan Rodriguez, Puerto Vallarta,
Mexico
21. Casey Jennings, Las Vegas, Nev./Scott Lane, Las Vegas, Nev.
22. Brent Frohoff, Redondo Beach, Calif./Leland Quinn, Newport Beach,
Calif.
23. Mark Kerins, Laguna Niguel, Calif./Eddie Stokes, Redondo Beach,
Calif.
24. David Fischer, Hermosa Beach, Calif./Brad Torsone, Hermosa Beach,
Calif.
25. Jerry Graham, Playa Del Rey, Calif./David Smith, Lakewood, Colo.
26. John Anselmo, Manhattan Beach, Calif./Chip McCaw, Tulsa, Okla.
27. Chris Makos, Costa Mesa, Calif./Chad Turner, Clearwater Beach, Fla.
28. Chad Mowrey, Redondo Beach, Calif./Colin Wellman, Los Angeles,
Calif.
29. Tom Black, Reseda, Calif./Andrew Vazquez, Manhattan Beach, Calif.
(5)
30. Dan Fisher, Goleta, Calif./Matt Riley, Santa Barbara, Calif. (8)
31. Jason Pursley, Redondo Beach, Calif./Dancer Styles, Sausalito,
Calif. (14)
32. Eli Fairfield, San Diego, Calif./Gabe Gardner, San Clemente, Calif.
(26)
Association of Volleyball Professionals - The Michelob Light
Manhattan Beach
Open, presented by Paul Mitchell
August 24-26, 2001 at The Pier, Manhattan Beach, Calif.
Men's Main Draw August 25 Results
Winner's Bracket, First-round
· Dax Holdren, Santa Barbara, Calif./Todd Rogers, Santa Barbara,
Calif. (No.
1-seeded main Draw Team) def. Eli Fairfield, San Diego, Calif./Gabe
Gardner,
San Clemente, Calif. (32, No. 26-seeded Qualification Tournament Team),
21-17 and 21-15 (41 minutes);
· Eduardo Bacil, El Segundo, Calif./Mike Lambert, Los Angeles,
Calif. (17) def.
Sean Rosenthal, Redondo Beach, Calif./Mark Williams, Redondo Beach,
Calif. (16), 21-19 and 21-19 (42);
· David Fischer, Hermosa Beach, Calif./Brad Torsone, Hermosa
Beach, Calif. (24)
def. Daniel Cardenas, Los Angeles, Calif./Jim Nichols, Encinitas,
Calif. (9), 17-21, 21-15 and 15-13 (65);
· Eric Fonoimoana, Hermosa Beach, Calif./ Rob Heidger, Redondo
Beach, Calif.
(8) def. Jerry Graham, Playa Del Rey, Calif./David Smith, Lakewood,
Colo. (25), 21-18 and 21-13 (52);
· Stein Metzger, Honolulu, Hi./Kevin Wong, Pearl City, Hi. (5)
def. Chad
Mowrey, Redondo Beach, Calif./Colin Wellman, Los Angeles, Calif. (28),
21-16 and 21-17 (41);
· Casey Jennings, Las Vegas, Nev./Scott Lane, Las Vegas, Nev.
(21) def. Nick
Hannemann, Hermosa Beach, Calif./Carl Henkel, Newport Beach, Calif.
(12), 21-15 and 21-16 (39);
· Pepe Delahoz, San Diego, Calif./Juan Rodriguez, Puerto
Vallarta, Mexico (20)
def. Paul Baxter, Columbia, Heights, Minn./Jason Ring, Bend, Ore. (13),
21-16 and 21-14 (39);
· Brent Doble, St. Paul, Minn./Lee LeGrande, Honolulu, Hi. (4)
def. Tom Black,
Reseda, Calif./Andrew Vazquez, Manhattan Beach, Calif. (29, 5), 21-17
and 21-10 (44);
· Canyon Ceman, Manhattan Beach, Calif./Mike Whitmarsh, San
Diego, Calif. (3)
def. Dan Fisher, Goleta, Calif./Matt Riley, Santa Barbara, Calif. (30,
8), 21-16 and 21-14 (34);
· George Roumain, Parkland, Fla./Sinjin Smith, Pacific
Palisades, Calif. (19)
def. Andy Witt, Santa Ynez, Calif./Larry Witt, Santa Ynez, Calif. (14),
27-25 and 21-19 (45);
· Scott Davenport, Redondo Beach, Calif./Jeff Nygaard, Madison,
Wisc. (11) def.
Brent Frohoff, Redondo Beach, Calif./Leland Quinn, Newport Beach,
Calif. (22), 21-17 and 21-19 (38);
· Chris Makos, Costa Mesa, Calif./Chad Turner, Clearwater Beach,
Fla. (27) def.
Scott Ayakatubby, Hermosa Beach, Calif./Karch Kiraly, San Clemente,
Calif. (6), 21-17, 11-21 and 15-12 (49);
· Aaron Boss, Oak Park, Calif./Collin Smith, Hermosa Beach,
Calif. (7) def.
John Anselmo, Manhattan Beach, Calif./Chip McCaw, Tulsa, Okla. (26),
23-21 and 36-34 (56);
· Ian Clark, Boulder, Colo./Adam Jewell,
San Juan Capistrano, Calif. (10) def.
Mark Kerins, Laguna Niguel, Calif./Eddie Stokes, Redondo Beach, Calif.
(23), 19-21, 25-23 and 15-12 (76)
· Matt Fuerbringer, Costa Mesa, Calif./David Swatik, Manhattan
Beach, Calif.
(15) def. Jacob Elliott, Georgetown, S. C./Brian Soldano, Freehold, N.
J. (18), 21-16 and 22-20 (46);
· Albert Hannemann, Torrance, Calif./Sean Scott, Kailua, Hi. (2)
def. Jason
Pursley, Redondo Beach, Calif./Dancer Styles, Sausalito, Calif. (31,
14), 21-16 and 21-11 (43).
Winner's Bracket, Second-round
· Holdren/Rogers (1) def. Bacil/Lambert (17), 21-8, 19-21 and
15-7 (45);
· Fonoimoana/Heidger (8) def. Fischer/Torsone (24), 21-17 and
21-17 (45);
· Metzger/Wong (5) def. Jennings/Lane (21), 21-12, 25-27 and
15-9 (63);
· Doble/LeGrande (4) def. Delahoz/Rodriguez (20), 21-18, 18-21
and 16-14 (63);
· Ceman/Whitmarsh (3) def. Roumain/S. Smith (19), 25-23 and
21-17 (50);
· Davenport/Nygaard (11) def. Makos/Turner (27), 20-22, 21-17
and 15-8 (62);
· Clark/Jewell (10) def. Boss/C.
Smith (7), 21-19 and 21-11 (38);
· Fuerbringer/Swatik (15) def. A. Hannemann/Scott (2), 10-21,
21-15 and 15-10(52).
Loser's Bracket, First-round (losers eliminated, place 25th, $180)
· Rosenthal/Williams (16) def. Fairfield/Gardner (32, 26),
21-16, 16-21 and 15-5 (61);
· Cardenas/Nichols (9) def. Graham/D. Smith (25), 21-13 and
21-18 (40);
· N. Hannemann/Henkel (12) def. Mowrey/Wellman (28), 21-15 and
21-12 (37);
· Baxter/Ring (13) def. Black/Vazquez (29, 4), 17-21, 21-17 and
15-11 (59);
· A. Witt/L. Witt (14) def. Fisher/Riley (30, 8), 22-20 and
21-14 (36);
· Ayakatubby/Kiraly (6) def. Frohoff/L. Quinn (22), 23-21 and
21-18 (43);
· Kerins/Stokes (23) def. Anselmo/McCaw (28), 21-17 and 26-24
(46);
· Elliott/Soldano (18) def. Pursley/Styles (31, 14), 21-16 and
21-19 (41).
Loser's Bracket, Second-round (losers eliminated, place
17th, $600)
· A. Hannemann/Scott (2) def. Rosenthal/Williams (16), 12-21,
21-16 and 16-14(49);
· Cardenas/Nichols (9) def. Boss/C. Smith (7), 19-21, 21-14 and
15-9 (53);
· N. Hannemann/Henkel (12) def. Makos/Turner (27), 21-18 and
21-19 (43);
· Roumain/S. Smith (19) def. Baxter/Ring (13), 21-16 and 21-19
(42);
· A. Witt/L. Witt (14) def. Delahoz/Rodriguez (20), 11-21, 21-18
and 15-13(62);
· Ayakatubby/Kiraly (6) def. Jennings/Lane (21), 21-18 and 21-14
(39);
· Fischer/Torsone (24) def. Kerins/Stokes (23), 21-19 and 21-17
(51);
· Bacil/Lambert (17) def. Elliott/Soldano (18), 21-15 and 21-18
(39).
Winner's Bracket, Third-round
· Fonimoana/Heidger (8) def. Holdren/Rogers (1), 28-26 and 21-16
(59);
· Metzger/Wong (5) def. Doble/LeGrande (4), 19-21, 21-19 and
16-14 (81);
· Ceman/Whitmarsh (3) def. Davenport/Nygaard (11), 21-18 and
21-15 (38)
· Fuerbringer/Swatik (15) def.
Clark/Jewell (10), 21-16, 21-23 and 15-12 (54).
Loser's Bracket, Third-round (losers eliminated, place 13th,
$1,020)
· A. Hannemann/Scott (2) def. Cardenas/Nichols (9), 21-19 and
21-19 (51);
· Roumain/S. Smith (19) def. N. Hannemann/Henkel (12), 16-21,
21-16 and 15-7(56);
· Ayakatubby/Kiraly (6) def. A. Witt/L. Witt (14), 21-16 and
21-14 (36);
· Bacil/Lambert (17) def. Fischer/Torsone (24), 21-11 and 21-16
(39).
Loser's Bracket, Fourth-round (losers eliminated, place ninth,
$1,800)
· A. Hannemann/Scott (2) def. Doble/LeGrande (4), 21-17 and
21-19 (45);
· Holdren/Rogers (1) def. Roumain/S. Smith (19), 21-19 and 24-22
(49);
· Clark/Jewell (10) def. Ayakatubby/Kiraly
(6), 21-19, 25-27 and 16-14 (59);
· Bacil/Lambert (17) def. Davenport/Nygaard (11), 21-17, 12-21
and 15-12 (54).
Men's Main Draw August 26 Schedule (starting at 7:30 a.m., PDT)
Loser's Bracket, Fourth-round (losers eliminated, place seventh,
$3,000)
· Dax Holdren, Santa Barbara, Calif./Todd Rogers, Santa Barbara,
Calif. (No.
1-seeded main Draw Team) def. Albert Hannemann, Torrance, Calif./Sean
Scott,
Kailua, Hi. (2), 21-12 and 21-16 (37),
· Eduardo Bacil, El Segundo, Calif./Mike Lambert, Los Angeles,
Calif. (17) def.
Ian Clark, Boulder, Colo./Adam Jewell, San Juan
Capistrano, Calif. (10), 21-19 and 21-19 (40).
Winner's Bracket, Fourth-round
· Eric Fonoimoana, Hermosa Beach, Calif./ Rob Heidger, Redondo
Beach, Calif.
(8) def. Stein Metzger, Honolulu, Hi./Kevin Wong, Pearl City, Hi. (5),
21-19, 18-21 and 15-13 (68);
· Canyon Ceman, Manhattan Beach, Calif./Mike Whitmarsh, San
Diego, Calif. (3)
def. Matt Fuerbringer, Costa Mesa, Calif./David Swatik, Manhattan
Beach, Calif.
Loser's Bracket, Fifth-round (losers eliminated, place seventh,
$4,200)
· Holdren/Rogers (1) def. Fuerbringer/Swatik (15), 21-11 and
21-14 (39);
· Metzger/Wong (5) def. Bacil/Lambert (17), 21-18 and 21-16
(38).
Semi-finals
· Fonoimoana/Heidger (8) def. Holdren/Rogers (1), 17-21, 24-22
and 16-14 (86);
· Metzger/Wong (5) def. Ceman/Whitmarsh (2), 22-24, 21-17 and
15-8 (68).
Bronze Medal Match (winners place third, split $8,160 losers
place fourth,
split $5,820)
· Ceman/Whitmarsh (2) def. Holdren/Rogers (1), 21-18 and 21-15
(41).
Gold Medal Match (winners place first, split $17,400; losers
place second,
split $11,700).
· Metzger/Wong (5) def. Fonoimoana/Heidger (8), 21-17, 18-21 and
15-10 (65).
2001 Television Schedule(remaining)
*Santa Barbara, CA: Fox Sports Net August 27 from 3-4 pm in each
regional market
*Manhattan Beach,CA: Fox Sports Net September 3 from 3-4 pm in each
regional market
*King/Queen of the Beach:Fox Sports Net September 19 3-4 pm in
each regional market
Women's AVP $75,000 Michelob Light
Open at Manhattan Beach
Presented by Paul Mitchell
August 24-26, 2001
Finish Player Partner Seed Winnings
Points
1 Barbra Fontana Elaine Youngs 1 $17,400.00 360.0
2 Lisa Arce Holly McPeak 2 $11,700.00 324.0
3 Jennifer Meredith Wendy Stammer 6 $8,160.00 288.0
4 Dianne DeNecochea Liz Masakayan 5 $5,820.00 252.0
5 Linda Hanley Sarah Straton 4 $4,200.00 216.0
5 Stephanie Cox Katy Eldridge 8 $4,200.00 216.0
7 Danalee Bragado Ali Wood 9 $3,000.00 180.0
7 Jenny Pavley Cary Wendell 10 $3,000.00 180.0
9 Nancy Mason Leanne McSorley 3 $1,920.00 144.0
9 Carrie Dodd Rachel Wacholder 7 $1,920.00 144.0
9 Pat Keller Marsha Miller 11 $1,920.00 144.0
9 Jennifer Boss Heather Lowe 12 $1,920.00 144.0
13 Valinda Roche Missy Ross 13 $1,260.00 108.0
13 Julie Deckert Michelle Morse 14 $1,260.00 108.0
13 Gracie Santana-Baeni Lia Young 15 $1,260.00 108.0
13 Kaili Kimura Sarah Schroeder 18 $1,260.00 108.0
17 Erin Galli Carrie Wright 16 $600.00 72.0
17 Deanne Johnson Barbara Nyland 17 $600.00 72.0
17 Daven Allison Kim Zuffelato 19 $600.00 72.0
17 Mary Baily Helen Reale 20 $600.00 72.0
17 Katie Lindquist Sarah White 21 $600.00 72.0
17 Arcadia Berjonneau Rhonda Kottke 22 $600.00 72.0
17 Anne McArthur Jeanette Simenson 23 $600.00 72.0
17 Sonia Alonso Cherry Simkins 24 $600.00 72.0
25 Jill Changaris Alicia Zamparelli Q4 $.00 36.0
25 Karen Holman Karen Reitz Q7 $.00 36.0
25 Bonnie Bright Veronica Sanchez Q19 $.00 36.0
25 Kamila Pavlaskova Mary Jane Smith Q24 $.00 36.0
29 Kerri Eich Catie Vagneur Q3 $.00 32.0
29 Nikki Audette Lisa Marshall Q5 $.00 32.0
29 Natacha Nelson Maggie Philgence Q8 $.00 32.0
29 Dragana Djordjevic Sharman Mitchell Q11 $.00 32.0
29 Renee Cleary Liza De los Reyes Q13 $.00 32.0
29 Dana Morgan Josie Youngblood Q15 $.00 32.0
29 Tanya Fuamatu-Anderson Heidi Ilustre Q17 $.00 32.0
29 Heather Frewin Debbie Spangler Q23 $.00 32.0
37 Shannon Sneed Kristi Vandenberg Q9 $.00 22.0
37 Shari Leckman Suzie Turner Q10 $.00 22.0
37 April Chapple Marlene Monteleone Q14 $.00 22.0
37 Jessica Brannan Danielle Shinn Q16 $.00 22.0
37 Lori Albright Gigi Krueger Q18 $.00 22.0
37 Leisa Butler Patty Niemeyer Q20 $.00 22.0
37 Jennifer Maastricht Jean Mathews Q21 $.00 22.0
37 Silvia Bottazzi Manuela Broccolini Q22 $.00 22.0
37 Alicia Scott Liza Soldvillo-Sigar Q25 $.00 22.0
37 Heather Bassett Jenna Branham Q26 $.00 22.0
37 Jackie Hatten Cheyenne Price Q27 $.00 22.0
37 Susan Foos Karen Hallo Q28 $.00 22.0
Women's Tournament Champions
2001
Manhattan Beach Open
>>Elaine Youngs/Barbara Fontana
Elaine
Youngs
Barbara Fontana
Articles:2001
At Age 44, Smith Draws Line in Sand-Beach volleyball: Legendary
player plans to end his career at Manhattan Beach Open.
By MIKE BRESNAHAN, Los Angeles TIMES STAFF WRITER
Sinjin Smith To Retire
Sinjin Smith, one of the top players and most recognizable names in
volleyball
history, will retire in two weeks after the Manhattan Beach Open.
Smith, 44, won two national titles at UCLA and parlayed his indoor
talents into
international fame and fortune as a pro beach volleyball player.
Smith, who has had six surgeries on his right knee, has won 139 career
beach
volleyball tournaments, second only to archrival Karch Kiraly (142).
"He
doesn't want to quit, but he knows it's time," said his wife, Patty. A
resident
of Pacific Palisades, Smith finished 17th with partner Carl Henkel at a
tournament Friday in Belgium. He was unavailable for comment.
Smith and former partner Randy Stoklos won 113 tournaments from
1982-93, making
them the most successful team in beach volleyball history.
"He was an incredible example of a paradigm beach volleyball player
from the
traditional days when the typical match lasted three-and-a-half hours,"
said
Leonard Armato, chief executive officer of the Assn. of Volleyball
Professionals and Smith's former agent. "Everyone has to pay tribute to
him."
Smith's top finish this year was fifth place with Henkel at Clearwater
Beach,
Fla., in April. He has won $19,788 this year.
Smith, ostracized by the AVP and several fans for choosing to play
solely on
the international tour since 1994, was brought back to the domestic
tour when
it was purchased in May by Armato.
"It's really great to see all the people that saw me play 20-some-odd
years
ago," Smith said in June at the Hermosa Beach Open.
The Manhattan Beach Open is Aug. 24-26. Smith has won it five times
dating to 1979.
Smith was an All-American at UCLA in 1978 and 1979 and played for
national
championship teams in 1976 and 1979. In 1991, he became the first
volleyball
player inducted into UCLA's athletic hall of fame.
In 1996, Smith played in one of the top beach volleyball matches in
history,
losing with Henkel to Kiraly and Kent Steffes, 17-15, in a qualifying
round of
the Atlanta Olympics. Kiraly and Steffes went on to win the gold medal.
Kiraly, Smith's teammate at UCLA and former beach partner, was
surprised by Smith's decision to retire.
"Sinjin still seems to be playing pretty well and getting some decent
finishes," said Kiraly, 40, who won 21 beach tournaments with Smith
before they split in '84.
FYI - The Manhattan Beach appearance will be Sinjin Smith's 16th.
In 15
previous events, Smith has won six titles, placed second six times,
third one
and 13th twice. Here are Sinjin's Manhattan podium finishes.
1979 won with Jim Menges
1980 won with Karch Kiraly
1980 won with Karch Kiraly
1982 placed second with Randy Stoklos
1982 won with Randy Stoklos
1983 placed second with Stoklos
1984 placed second with Stoklos
1985 placed second with Stoklos
1986 won with Stoklos
1989 won with Stoklos
1990 placed second with Stoklos
1991 placed third with Stoklos
1992 placed second with Stoklos
Beach
Sunset-Sinjin Smith Is Leaving Behind a Lasting Imprint in the Sand
By MIKE BRESNAHAN, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Sinjin Smith leans forward in his chair at a bustling Pacific Palisades
deli and points to his biggest adversary. No, not Karch Kiraly. It's
Smith's right knee. The knee used to be a willing co-conspirator,
helping Smith win 139 tournaments, second most in history, while
thrusting him into a cultural spotlight as the top man on the sand. But
after six operations, the knee
has had enough. Smith,44, is retiring after the Michelob Light
Manhattan
Beach
Open, which continues today and ends Sunday......
Beach
legend Sinjin Smith to retire
By David Leon Moore, USA TODAY
LOS ANGELES
When Sinjin Smith finished a brilliant volleyball career at UCLA in
1979, he never dreamed of playing professional beach volleyball for the
next 22 years. "Absolutely not," Smith says. "Back then most guys
played on the
beach a few years, and then they had to go get a job." Smith, however,
turned
beach volleyball into a job and a good one......
QUALIFICATION
TOURNAMENT OPENS AVP PRO BEACH VOLLEYBALL EVENT FRIDAY 49 MEN & 28
WOMEN TEAMS SEEK FINAL SPOTS IN MICHELOB LIGHT OPEN AT MANHATTAN BEACH
MANHATTAN BEACH, CALIF. - A 49-team men's and 28-team women's
Qualification
Tournament launches The Michelob Light Open at Manhattan Beach here
Friday
(August 24) at The Pier as the remaining four spots in each Main Draw
for
$150,000 Association of Volleyball Professionals (AVP) event will be
determined......
2001 COMPETITION NOTES - For the 2001 AVP Pro Beach
Volleyball Tour,
the
following rules will be used:
· Each match will be the best of three rally-scoring sets.
· First two sets are to 21 points.
· Third eventual set is to 15 points. When the first team
reaches 14 in the
third eventual set, side out scoring will be used until one team has
scored the
15th point or wins by two points.
· Must have a two-point advantage to win any set.
· No caps for all sets.
· Two timeouts per set with a duration of 30 seconds each
· Injury timeout - only one injury timeout per match is allowed
per player.
· A side change will occur every 10 points in the first two sets
and every five
(5) points in the third eventual set. The side changes will be
direct without delay
· Time between sets will be one (1) minute.
· Court dimensions are 8-meter (26-feet, 3-inches) by 8-meter
per side.
· The AVP has approved the implementation of "Let the serve in
play" for all events in 2001.
BACK IN LA - The AVP Pro Beach Volleyball Tour returns to the
Los Angeles-area
for the third-time this season for Michelob Light Open at Manhattan
Beach
(August 24-26). The 2001 AVP Pro Beach Volleyball Tour ends in
Las Vegas with
the Paul Mitchell King and Queen of the Beach competition at the Hard
Rock
Hotel September 7-9. Echo Entertainment of Studio City, Calif.,
will be taping
the Michelob Light Open at Manhattan Beach action for broadcast
September 3 on FOX Sports Net.
THE MICHELOB LIGHT OPEN AT MANHATTAN BEACH - For
40th-season, pro beach volleyball returns to Manhattan Beach for The
Michelob Light Open. The 2001
Michelob Light Open will also feature women's for the first-time in
Manhattan
Beach since 1994. There has been 42 men's and 15 women's pro
beach events
played at Manhattan Beach with Karch Kiraly winning the most titles
(eight).
Here is a list of past champions for both men and women in Manhattan
Beach.
Season Men's Winning Team
1960 Mike O'Hara/Mike Bright
1961 Mike O'Hara/Mike Bright
1962 Mike O'Hara/Mike Bright
1963 Mike O'Hara/Mike Bright
1964 Mike O'Hara/Mike Bright
1965 Gene Selznick/Ron Lang
1966 Ron Lang/Ron Von Hagen
1967 Ron Lang/Ron Von Hagen
1968 Henry Bergman/Larry Rundle
1969 Ron Von Hagen/John Vallely
1970 Ron Von Hagen/Henry Bergman
1971 Larry Rundle/Bob Clem
1972 Matt Gage/Buzz Swartz
1973 Bob Jackson/Fred Zeulich
1974 Ron Von Hagen/Tom Chamales
1975 Greg Lee/Jim Menges
1976 Chris Marlowe/Steve Obradovich
1977 Jim Menges/Chris Marlowe
1978 Greg Lee/Jim Menges
1979 Sinjin Smith/Jim Menges
1979 Andy Fishburn/Dane Selznick
1980 Karch Kiraly/Sinjin Smith
1980 Karch Kiraly/Sinjin Smith
1981 Randy Stoklos/Jim Menges
1982 Mike Dodd/Tim Hovland
1982 Randy Stoklos/Sinjin Smith
1983 Mike Dodd/Tim Hovland
1984 Mike Dodd/Tim Hovland
1985 Mike Dodd/Tim Hovland
1986 Randy Stoklos/Sinjin Smith
1987 Mike Dodd/Tim Hovland
1988 Karch Kiraly/Ricci Luyties
1989 Randy Stoklos/Sinjin Smith
1990 Brent Frohoff/Karch Kiraly
1991 Karch Kiraly/Kent Steffes
1992 Karch Kiraly/Kent Steffes
1993 Karch Kiraly/Kent Steffes
1994 Adam Johnson/Randy Stoklos
1995 Adam Johnson/Jose Loiola
1996 Karch Kiraly/Kent Steffes
1999 David Swatik/Mike Whitmarsh
2000 Jose Loiola/Emanuel Rego
Season Women's Winning Team
1983 Kathy Hanley/Kathy Gregory
1985 Kathy Hanley/Anna Prousalis
1987 Linda Chisholm/Jackie Silva
1987 Linda Chisholm/Jackie Silva
1988 Linda Chisholm/Jackie Silva
1989 Patty Dodd/Jackie Silva
1989 Linda Chisholm/Janice Harrer
1990 Karolyn Kirby/Jackie Silva
1991 Karolyn Kirby/Angela Rock
1992 Marla O'Hara/Dennie Shupryt Knoop
1992 Nancy Reno/Karolyn Kirby
1993 Holly McPeak/Cammy Ciarelli
1993 Liz Masakayan/Karolyn Kirby
1994 Linda Hanley/Linda Chisholm
1994 Liz Masakayan/Karolyn Kirby
PLAYERS OF THE CENTURY - Announced last December, Karch
Kiraly of
the United
States and Cuba's Regla Torres, were been selected as the best
Volleyball
players of the 20th Century. Kiraly, who has won a record 142
titles and
earned over $2.953-million on the beach, was recognized by the FIVB for
his
performances and courage in leading the United States National Men's
team to the following:
· The Olympic Gold Medal in Los Angeles 1984;
· The World Cup title in Tokyo 1985;
· The World Championship title in Paris 1986;
· The Olympic Gold Medal in Seoul 1988;
· The Gold Medal of the inaugural FIVB Olympic Event Beach
Volleyball in the
1996 Atlanta Olympic Games with Ken Steffes.
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TEAMS QUALIFY FOR MICHELOB LIGHT OPEN AT MANHATTAN BEACH MAIN DRAWS;AVP
PRO
BEACH VOLLEYBALL TOUR MAIN DRAW "MONEY ROUNDS" START SATURDAY
MANHATTAN BEACH, CALIF. - The final four berths for each gender's Main
Draws
were determined here Friday (August 24) as the "money" rounds for the
$150,000
Michelob Light Open at Manhattan Beach begin Saturday at 9 a.m.(PDT) on
12 sand
courts at The Pier......
U.
S. OLYMPIANS FONOIMOANA & HEIDGER NET UPSET WIN AT MICHELOB LIGHT
OPEN;FONTANA & YOUNGS PROTECT TOP SEED AT MANHATTAN BEACH EVENT
MANHATTAN BEACH, CALIF. - Eighth-seeded Eric Fonoimoana and Rob Heidger
posted three-straight wins here Saturday (August 25), including an
upset victory
over
the top-seeded men's team, to advance unbeaten to Sunday's final rounds
of the $150,000 Michelob Light Manhattan Beach Open on the sand courts
south of The Pier......
Association of Volleyball Professionals
2001 AVP Pro Beach Volleyball Tour
$150,000 Michelob Light Manhattan Beach Open
Sunday, August 26, 2001
Women's Championship
Notes & Quotes
Barbra Fontana/Elaine Youngs (No. 1 Seed) vs. Lisa Arce/Holly McPeak (2)
(Fontana/Youngs win Game 1, 21-17)
In Game 1, Fontana/Youngs
draw first blood when Arce's serve goes long. Arce
gets a kill to tie the game at 1-1. Fontana/Youngs then score three
straight
and after exchanging points, Fontana/Youngs lead at the first side
change, 6-4.
After a TV timeout, Arce/McPeak got on a run with three straight points
to tie
the game at 6-6 and then take the lead at 7-6. Fontana ties it for the
third
time with an extreme cross court kill and gives her team an 8-8 lead on
a dink
shot down the middle. McPeak then kills off Youngs block attempt and
Arce kills
down the line, giving them a 9-8 lead. With great digs by McPeak,
blocks and
kills by Arce, hitting finesse by Fontana and blocks, serves,
blocks and
powerful kills by Youngs, the teams trade points and leads, until
Fontana/Youngs break a 16-16 tie with three straight points and a 19-16
lead.
After Arce/McPeak take a time out, McPeak goes cross court with a
strong kill,
19-17, Fontana/Youngs. Young kills down the line to put her team at
game point
and then the game ends when Arce's kill attempt goes wide.
Fontana/Youngs win
the hard-fought close first game, 21-17. The game had 12 ties and six
lead changes.
(Fontana/Youngs win Game 2, 21-19)
In Game 2, Fontana scores
first with a cross court kill after Arce's serve.
McPeak mirrors Fontana and the game is tied at 1-1 before the top two
seeded
teams continue to leave up to their reputations by exchanging points.
Arce then
gives her team its first lead of the game at 5-4 with an ace serve.
After a
Arce/McPeak miscue, the score is tied fifth time at the first side
change, 5-5.
After exchanging points, Arce/McPeak score two straight points for an
8-6 lead.
The teams exchange points again before Fontana/Youngs gets two points
to tie it
up again at 9-9. An Arce kill ends a standing-ovation rally with a
cross court
kill, 10-9, Arce/McPeak. Fontana then goes cross court for a kill to
tie the
match for the eighth time at 10-10 at the second side change. The
battling
teams continue to wow the SRO Manhattan Beach crowd, exchanging points
with
Fontana/Youngs continue to hold the advantage and then Fontana's great
dig and
her perfectly executed cut shot gives her team a 14-12 lead. Youngs
then scores
on a high poke to the corner and Arce/McPeak take a time out, with
Fontana/Youngs leading, 16-12. With Fontana continuing to serve, she
kills hard
down the line to give her team a 17-12 lead and then McPeak hits into
the net,
allowing Fontana/Youngs to increase their margin to 18-12. McPeak get a
roll
shot to score, breaking a six-point run by Fontana/Youngs, 18-13.
Fighting for
survival, the diving, flying Arce/McPeak add two more to close to 18-15
when
Fontana/Youngs take a time out. After the time out, McPeak's long poke
goes
just long, Fontana/Youngs 19-15 and then McPeak answers with a hard cut
shot
down the line, 19-16, Fontana/Youngs. From sideline to sideline, McPeak
then
hits the tape on a sideline kill, 19-17 (Fontana/Youngs). Youngs then
pokes
long, Arce/McPeak close to one at 19-18. Following another standing
ovation
rally by both teams, Arce goes high for a deep cross court kill to tie
the game
for the 11th time, causing Fontana/Youngs to call a time out. Arce hits
into
the net after another tremendous rally, bringing the game to match
point,
20-19. The match ends when McPeak's high deep roll shot goes wide.
Fontana/Youngs win the game, 21-19. Fontana/Youngs win the gold medal
and the
second game had 11 ties two lead changes.
Stastically speaking:
Arce had 20 attacks, 11
digs, nine kills and one service winner.
McPeak had 36 attacks, 14
digs, 17 kills, one ace and one service winner.
Fontana recorded a game-high
41 attacks, a game-high 18 digs and a game-high 20 kills.
Youngs totals included 14
attacks, two digs, seven kills, two blocks and two service winners.
QUOTES.
Barbra Fontana: "It's never over until we get to 21 and today we were
playing a
great team. We played very hard and we wanted to be more aggressive and
it
showed. We've come a long we as a team, but we still have a ways to go.
We can
both play on either side of the court which really helps us. Being back
home
again after a summer in Europe for a week really relaxed us and it was
obvious
today. We did a good job staying together when Lisa and Holly came from
six
points down in the second game to tie us at 19-19. "
Elaine Youngs: "I went back
to serving the way I used too when I played with
Liz (Masakayan)-not caring who I was serving to every time. Barb was
very
flexible in this tournament mentally, changing things up because we had
gotten
kind of static in our play. Siding out was the difference in this
match, we
scored when they served a lot more than the opposite. We also got a
couple of
breaks for a change at the end of the second game when they made some
mistakes."
Association of Volleyball Professionals
2001 AVP Pro Beach Volleyball Tour
$150,000 Michelob Light Manhattan Beach Open
Sunday, August 26, 2001
Men's Championship
Notes & Quotes
Stein Metzger/Kevin Wong (No. 5 seed) vs. Eric Fonoimoana/Rob
Heidger (8)
(Metzger/Wong win Game 1,21-17)
In Game 1, Fonoimoana
responds to Metzger's serve with a powerful kill down
the line to open the scoring and Metzger responded by smashing Wong's
serve
right back down the line to tie it up at 1-1. Wong put his team back
ahead with
a let service winner. The score was tied again at 2-2 before
Metzger/Wong score
twice to go up 4-2. Fonoimoana/Heidger respond with four straight
points to
lead 6-4 at the first side change. Exchanging points, Metzger/Wong get
the lead
back at 9-8 after a Metzger kill off a Heidger block attempt.
Continuing their
sea-saw battle, Metzger/Wong move ahead slowing to three-point leads at
15-12
on a Wong block, 16-13 on a Wong cross court kills and 17-14 as Metzger
rolls
in a winner. After another point exchange, Metzger/Wong pull further
ahead with
two more points off a Wong kill and a Wong block, increasing their lead
to
20-15. Fonoimoana/Heidger score twice and Wong goes way up with a high
line
shot for a 21-17 victory. There were eight ties and three lead changes
in game 1
(Fonoimoana/Heidger win Game 2, 21-18)
In Game 2, Fonoimoana serves
first and Metzger returns wide, to give
Fonoimoana/Heidger a 1-0 lead. Metzger answers with his own kill off a
Heidger
block to tie it up at 1-1. In another tight championship match, the
score is
tied five times before the first side change, 5-5. Metzger/Wong regain
the
lead, scoring three points to go up 8-6 off of three Wong blocks.
Nobody's
giving quarter, though, and the score is tied again at 12-12 and
Fonoimoana
gives his team the lead at 13-12 with a high hard one down the line.
Wong ties
it right back up with another block off Fonoimoana's hit. It's tied
again aat
14-14 and 15-15 when Fonoimoana/Heidger take a time out. The struggle
continues
with ties at 16-16, 17-17, 18-18 before Fonoimoana/Heidger stay alive
in the
championship match with three unanswered points to win the game, 21-18.
The
last point came from a Wong kill of a Heidger block attempt.
(Metzer/Wong win Game 3, 15-10 )
In Game 3, Metzger serves
first, but Heidger gets the first point and Metzger
returns the favor off Fonoimoana's serve to tie it up at 1-1.
Metzger/Wong
score two more to go up 3-1. Metzger/Wong hold the advantage at one
point until
score twice off a Metzger cut shot and a Wong hit off of a Heidger
block, 8-5.
The teams tactfully exchange points with Metzger/Wong leading at 10-8
before
Metzger makes it a three point margin with a kill down the line. Wong
then adds
another point for his team, blocking off a Heidger hit, 12-8 at the
side
change. Heidger responds with his own strong kill down the line and
Metzger
answers again with a dink cut shot to keep the four-point lead at 13-9.
Metzger
gets another kill to close to 13-10. Wong then goes down the line,
14-10 and
Metzger goes down the line to win the game and gold medal, 15-10. There
was
only one tie in the game (1-1) and one lead change (3-2) when
Metzger/Wong took
the lead they never relinquished.
Stastically speaking:
Metzger recorded 32 attacks,
six digs, 20 kills, one ace and one service
winner.
Wong was credited with 29
attacks, three digs, 17 kills, a game-high 10 blocks
and one service winner.
Fonoimoana had 11 attacks, a
game-high 10 digs, seven kills and two service
winners.
Heidger contributed a
game-high 46 attacks, three digs, and a game-high 25
kills.
QUOTES:
Metzger: "That's a great
team we beat today. And to think they have only
played two tournaments together. I gave up indoor volleyball after
college and
knew the beach was for me. Kevin and I have great chemistry on the
court, even
though we are so opposite in size, style and emotion. We are
complimenting each
other really good, but it's still unbelievable to win two AVP
tournaments in a
row, especially when you consider the competition. I'm in good
shape,this is
our 12th straight week of playing and I hope we can stay in the groove
we're in right now."
Wong: "I can't believe my name is going up on the Manhattan Beach Pier
with all
those legends like Karch (Kiraly) and Sinjin (Smith). It took three
games to
win but we never felt totally in control, although we did start to get
a little
advantage in the final game. That's a scary team we were playing today.
It
feels so good to play on our home turf in the U.S. after all those
months in
Europe. I'm incredibly excited about the new AVP and look forward to
spending
most of my summer next year in my own country. But after the Goodwill
Games,
I'm looking forward to going to Las Vegas and leaving a winner."
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Men's & Women's FIVB $100,000 Goodwill
Games August 29th - September 4th, 2001
Brisbane,Australia
BEACH VOLLEYBALL - South Bank Piazza
SCHEDULE
(All times in Brisbane Standard Time)
DRAWSHEETS
Men's
Main Bracket
Men's
Classification Bracket
Women's
Main Bracket
Women's
Classification Bracket
WEDNESDAY, 29 AUGUST 2001
Session Start: 11:00am / End: 3:00pm
Men's First Round:
(1) Braracetti/Conde (ARG) def (16) Canet/Hamel (FRA)
(9) Berger/Stamm (AUT) def (8) Hoidalen/Maaseide (NOR)
Women's First Round:
(8) Gatelli/Perotta (ITA) def (9) Celbova/Dosoudilova (CZE)
(5) McPeak/Arce (USA 2) def (12) Yanchulova/Yanchulova (BUL)
Session Start: 4:30pm / End: 8:30pm
Men's First Round:
(5) Emanuel/Para (BRA 2) def (12) Bosma/Cotrino (ESP)
(4) Wong/Metzger (USA 1) def (13) Child/Heese (CAN)
Women's First Round:
(4) Sandra Pires/Minello (BRA 2) def (13) Mayra/Galindo (MEX)
(1) Cook/Pottharst (AUS 1) def (16) Tokuno/Kusuhara (JPN)
THURSDAY, 30 AUGUST 2001
Session Start: 11:00am / End: 3:00pm
Men's First Round:
(3) Zahner/Prosser (AUS 1) def (14) Berg/Dahl (SWE)
(6) Heidger/Fonoimoana (USA 2) def (11) Heuscher/Kobel (SUI)
Women's First Round:
(3) Youngs/Fontana (USA 1) def (14) Kadijk/Leenstra (NED)
(6) Larea Peraza/Fernandez (CUB) def (11) Pohl/Rau (GER)
Session Start: 4:30pm / End: 8:30pm
Men's First Round:
(2) Ricardo/Loiola (BRA 1) def (15) Ahmann/Hager (GER)
(7) Yermishin/Kouchnerev (RUS) def (10) Slack/Novosel (AUS 2)
Women's First Round:
(2) Adriana Behar/Shelda (BRA 1) def (15) Gerlic/Clarke (AUS 2)
(7) Chi/Xiong (CHN) def (10) Karadassiou/Sfyri (GRE)
FRIDAY, 31 AUGUST 2001
Session Start: 11:00am / End: 3:00pm
Men's Classification Round:
(8) Hoidalen/Maaseide (NOR) def (16) Canet/Hamel (FRA) (Forfeit)
(12) Bosma/Cotrino (ESP) def (13) Child/Heese (CAN) (Forfeit)
(8) Hoidalen/Maaseide (NOR) def (12) Bosma/Cotrino (ESP)
Women's Classification Round:
(10) Karadassiou/Sfyri (GRE) def (15) Gerlic/Clarke (AUS 2)
(11) Pohl/Rau (GER) def (14) Kadijk/Leenstra (NED)
Session Start: 4:30pm / End: 8:30pm
Men's Classification Round:
(14) Berg/Dahl (SWE) def (11) Heuscher/Kobel (SUI)
(15) Ahmann/Hager (GER) def (10) Slack/Novosel (AUS 2)
Women's Classification Round:
(16) Tokuno/Kusuhara (JPN) def (9) Celbova/Dosoudilova (CZE) (Forfeit)
(12) Yanchulova/Yanchulova (BUL) def (13) Mayra/Galindo (MEX)
SATURDAY, 1 SEPTEMBER 2001
Session Start: 11:00am / End: 3:00pm
Men's Quarterfinal:
(4) Wong/Metzger (USA 1) def (5) Emanuel/Para (BRA 2)
Women's Quarterfinal:
(1) Cook/Pottharst (AUS 1) def (8) Gatelli/Perotta (ITA)
Women's Classification Round:
(16) Tokuno/Kusuhara (JPN) def (12) Yanchulova/Yanchulova (BUL)
Session Start: 4:30pm / End: 8:30pm
Men's Classification Round:
(14) Berg/Dahl (SWE) def (15) Ahmann/Hager (GER)
Men's Quarterfinal:
(1) Braracetti/Conde (ARG) def (9) Berger/Stamm (AUT)
Women's Classification Round:
(11) Pohl/Rau (GER) def (10) Karadassiou/Sfyri (GRE)
Women's Quarterfinal:
(4) Sandra Pires/Minello (BRA 2) def (5) McPeak/Arce (USA 2)
SUNDAY, 2 SEPTEMBER 2001
Session Start: 12:00pm / End: 4:00pm
Men's Classification Round:
(12) Bosma/Cotrino (ESP) def (15) Ahmann/Hager (GER)
Men's Quarterfinal:
(6) Heidger/Fonoimoana (USA 2) def (3) Zahner/Prosser (AUS 1)
Women's Quarterfinal:
(2) Adriana Behar/Shelda (BRA 1) def (7) Chi/Xiong (CHN)
Women's Classification Round:
(12) Yanchulova/Yanchulova (BUL) def (10) Karadassiou/Sfyri (GRE)
Session Start: 5:30pm / End: 9:30pm
Women's Classification Round:
(11) Pohl/Rau (GER) def (16) Tokuno/Kusuhara (JPN)
Women's Quarterfinal:
(3) Youngs/Fontana (USA 1) def (6) Larea Peraza/Fernandez (CUB)
Men's Classification Round:
(8) Hoidalen/Maaseide (NOR) def (14) Berg/Dahl (SWE)
Men's Quarterfinal:
(2) Ricardo/Loiola (BRA 1) def (7) Yermishin/Kouchnerev (RUS)
MONDAY, 3 SEPTEMBER 2001
Session Start: 12:00pm / End: 4:00pm
Women's Classification Round:
(7) Chi/Ziong (CHN) def (6) Larea Peraza/Fernandez (CUB)
Men's Classification Round:
(3) Zahner/Prosser (AUS 1) def (7) Yermishin/Kouchnerev (RUS)
Men's Semifinal Match:
(1) Baracetti/Conde (ARG) def (4) Wong/Metzer (USA 1)
Women's Semifinal Match:
(2) Adriana Behar/Shelda (BRA 1) def (3) Youngs/Fontana (USA 1)
Session Start: 5:30pm / End: 9:30pm
Men's Classification Round:
(5) Emanuel/Para (BRA 2) def (9) Berger/Stamm (AUT)
Women's Classification Round:
(5) McPeak/Arce (USA 2) def (8) Gatelli/Perotta (ITA)
Women's Semifinal Match:
(4) Sandra Pires/Minello (BRA 2) def (1) Cook/Pottharst (AUS 1)
Men's Semifinal Match:
(2) Ricardo/Loiola (BRA 1) def (6) Heidger/Fonoimoana (USA 2)
TUESDAY, 4 SEPTEMBER 2001
Session Start: 12:00pm / End: 4:00pm
Men's Classification Round Finals:
(7) Yermishin/Kouchnerev (RUS) def (9) Berger/Stamm (AUT)
(3) Zahner/Prosser (AUS 1) def (5) Emanuel/Para (BRA 2)
Women's Classification Round Finals:
(5) McPeak/Arce (USA 2) def (7) Chi/Ziong (CHN)
(8) Gatelli/Perotta (ITA) def (6) Larea Peraza/Fernandez (CUB)
Session Start: 5:30pm / End: 9:30pm
Men's Finals:
Bronze Medal Match - (4) Wong/Metzer (USA 1) def (6) Heidger/Fonoimoana
(USA 2)
Women's Finals:
Bronze Medal Match - (3) Youngs/Fontana (USA 1) def (1) Cook/Pottharst
(AUS 1)
Women's Finals:
Gold Medal Match - (4) Sandra Pires/Minello (BRA 2) def (2) Adriana
Behar/Shelda (BRA 1)
Men's Finals:
Gold Medal Match - (2) Ricardo/Loiola (BRA 1) def (1) Baracetti/Conde
(ARG)
Articles 2001:
With Australia tasting gold at the Sydney Olympics, the atmosphere
will be electric during the seven days of 2001 Goodwill Games Beach
Volleyball competition, from Wednesday, August 29 to Tuesday, September
4.
The contest will see 64 of the world's top beach volleyballers,
including home-grown gold medalists Natalie Cook and Kerri Pottharst,
battle it out at South Bank Piazza in male and female two-person team
events.
The South Bank Piazza, positioned in the heart of Brisbane's tropical
South Bank complex and the Games Hub, will offer spectators world-class
action in a dynamic riverside setting.
Beach volleyball made its debut in a major international multi-sport
competition at the 1994 St Petersburg Goodwill Games in Russia and
remains a favourite of Goodwill Games spectators. Australia's recent
outstanding form in the sport will ensure the event is a huge
Goodwill Beach Volleyball Fever is
Rising
OLYMPIC gold medallists Kerri Pottharst and Natalie Cook are in
Brisbane today to give the world's travel buyers a first-hand taste of
the excitement of the 2001 Goodwill Games.
Australia's star beach volleyball pair took to the specially designed
sand court at the Australian Tourism Exchange, as part of a fun
promotion for the Goodwill Games.
Beach Volleyball is certainly a hit with Goodwill Games spectators with
more than 60 per cent of seats already booked out. The tickets are the
cheapest of all the Goodwill Games ticketed sports, starting at just
$10 per adult, per session.
Kerri and Natalie will compete in a field of 64 world-class athletes -
16 women and 16 men's pairs - from August 29 to September 4 at South
Bank Piazza, for a total prize purse of $US300,000.
The seven day competition is shaping up to be one of the most exciting
of the 14 sports, with Games' organisers planning some fun
entertainment to provide additional hype for spectators.
The competition draw will be announced following the World
Championships in Austria in early August.
The South Bank Piazza will be transformed into a beach setting with
more than 1050 tonnes of sand to be poured into the main arena and an
adjacent practice court.
Additional grandstands will boost the venue's capacity to 2200, with
two sessions of competition being played each day. Four days of play
will take place in a single elimination format, with first round losers
advancing to the classification round, and winners to the medals round.
South Bank Piazza will begin to be transformed from about August 17,
when overlay specialists and organisers begin the bump-in process.
Plenty of seats still remain for sessions on August 29, 30 and 31 and
September 3 and 4. The Saturday and Sunday sessions on September 1 and
2 have already booked out. Tickets are available at Ticketek outlets
throughout the country, by phone on 133 877 or visit www.ticketek.com.
Loiola & Ricardo Upset World
Champions to take gold
Goodwill Games, Men 2001
Brisbane, Australia 29 Aug. - 4 Sep
Second-seeded Jose Loiola and Ricardo Santos completed a Brazilian
sweep of the gold medals in the Beach Volleyball competition at the
2001 Goodwill Games in Brisbane by defeating 2001 World Champions
Mariano Baracetti and Martin Conde from Argentina.
They scored a 2-0 (21-14, 21-13) victory in 35 minutes over the
top-seeded Argentineans to split the US$ 30,000 first-place prize,
while the Argentineans settled for US$ 24,000 and the silver medal
By winning both the men’s and women’s 2001 Goodwill Games gold medals,
Brazil duplicated the feat they achieved at the 1998 Goodwill Games in
New York where Para/Guilherme won the men’s title and Adriana
Behar/Shelda won the women’s crown.
In the bronze medal match, USA captured its third straight Goodwill
Games medal when fourth-seeded Metzger/Wong defeated their American
rivals Fonoimoana/Heidger 23-21 and 21-19 in 52
minutes.
Men's Tournament Champions
2001 Goodwill Games Gold Medal
>>Jose' Loiola/Ricardo Santos
Jose'
Loiola
Ricardo Santos
Women's Tournament
Champions 2001 Goodwill Games Gold Medal
>>Adriana Behar/Shelda Bede
Adriana
Behar
Shelda Bede
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Sept 07th- 09th,2001 PAUL MITCHELL AVP$125,000 King & Queen of the Beach (Las Vegas, NV)
King & Queen of the Beach
Invitational 2001
Hard Rock Hotel & Casino
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2001 Event Coverage
The Sand Diaries 1998 KOB Website
Ian
Clark Audio clip on the King Of The Beach Format
KOB YEAR 2000 MEN'S & WOMEN'S CHAMPIONS
Mike Whitmarsh &
Barbra
Fontana
King
Queen
Men's 2000 KOB Results courtesy of Beach Volleyball Database
Women's 2000 QOB Results courtesy of Beach Volleyball Database
Men's KOB 2000 Final Results:
1st Mike
Whitmarsh $54,500.00
2nd Brian
Lewis
$31,500.00
2nd Dax
Holdren
$26,500.00
4th Canyon
Ceman
$17,500.00
Women’s QOB 2000 Final Results:
1st Barbra
Fontana
$25,100.00
2nd Elaine
Youngs
$13,200.00
3rd Holly
McPeak
$11,900.00
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TV Coverage 2001:
Fox Sports Net on September 19 from 3-4 pm in each regional market
Articles 2001:
GETTING
READY FOR LAS VEGAS BEACH VOLLEYBALL
Paul Mitchell King & Queen of the Beach Starts Thursday;
Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Hosts 10th annual Event
Brisbane, Australia - After being eliminated from Gold Medal contention
Monday,
seven players from the Association of Volleyball Professionals (AVP)
have
turned their attention to this weekend's King and Queen of the Beach
competition in Las Vegas, Nevada......
PAUL MITCHELL KING & QUEEN OF THE BEACH COMPETITIONS SCHEDULE
Las Vegas, Nev., September 6-9, 2001
September 6 at Sunset Park; September 7-9 at the Hard Rock Hotel
& Casino
Revised September 3, 2001
Paul Mitchell King of the Beach Seeds Pool Play Men
1 - Kevin Wong, Pearl City, Hi. Pool C
2 - Stein Metzger, Honolulu,
Hi. Pool D
3 - Brent Doble, St. Paul,
Minn. Pool D
4 - Lee LeGrande, Honolulu, Hi. Pool C
5 - Mike Whitmarsh, San Diego, Calif. Pool C
6 - Canyon Ceman, Manhattan Beach,
Calif. Pool D
7 - Todd Rogers, Santa Barbara, Calif. Pool A
8 - Dax Holdren, Santa Barbara, Calif Pool B
9 - Albert Hannemann, Torrance, Calif. Pool B
10 - Sean Scott, Kailua, Hi. Pool A
11 - Scott Ayakatubby, Hermosa Beach, Calif. Pool A
12 - Eduardo Bacil, El Segundo, Calif. Pool B
13 - Eric Fonoimoana, Hermosa, Beach, Calif. Pool B
14 - Colin Smith, Hermosa Beach, Calif. Pool A
Aaron Boss, Oak Park, Calif. ALTERNATE
Paul Mitchell Queen of the Beach Seeds Pool Play Women
1 - Elaine Youngs, Durango, Colo.
Pool C
2 - Barbra Fontana, Manhattan Beach, Calif.
Pool D
3 - Lisa Arce, Redondo Beach, Calif. Pool D
4 - Holly McPeak, Manhattan Beach,
Calif. Pool C
5 - Wendy Stammer, Tigard,
Ore. Pool C
6 - Sarah Stratton, Hermosa Beach,
Calif. Pool D
7 - Linda Hanley, Pacific Palisades, Calif.
Pool A
8 - Dianne DeNecochea, La Jolla,
Calif. Pool B
9 - Jennifer Meredith, Manhattan Beach, Calif. Pool B
10 - Nancy Mason, Belleville, Ill. Pool A
11 - Leanne Schuster, Mesa, Ariz.
Pool A
12. Liz Masakayan, San Diego, Calif. Pool B
13 - Rachel Wacholder, Laguna Beach, Calif.
Pool B
14. Carrie Busch, Milwaukee, Wisc. Pool A
Danalee Bragado, Honolulu, Hi. ALTERNATE
September 6 Match Schedule
Scheduled to start at 10 a.m. (PDT) on the Las Vegas Sunset Park courts
(all matches subject to change)
Men's Round One
· Todd Rogers (No. 7-seeded Men's) & Collin Smith (14) vs.
Sean Scott (10) & Scott Ayakatubby (11)
· Dax Holdren (8) & Eric Fonoimoana (13) vs. Albert
Hannemann (9) & Eduardo Bacil (12)
Women's Round One
· Linda Hanley (No. 7-seeded Women's) & Carrie Busch (14)
vs. Nancy Mason (10) & Leanne Schuster (11)
· Dianne DeNecochea (8) & Rachel Wacholder (13) vs. Jennifer
Meredith (9) & Liz Masakayan (12)
Men's Round Two
· Rogers (7) & Ayakatubby (11) vs. Scott (10) & Smith
(14)
· Holdren (8) & Bacil (12) vs. Hannemann (9) &
Fonoimoana (13)
Women's Round Two
· Hanley (7) & Schuster (11) vs. Mason (10) & Busch (14)
· DeNecochea (8) & Masakayan (12) vs. Meredith (9) vs.
Wacholder (13)
Men's Round Three
· Rogers (7) & Scott (10) vs. Ayakatubby (11) & Smith
(14)
· Holdren (8) & Hannemann (9) vs. Bacil (12) &
Fonoimoana (13)
Women's Round Three
· Hanley (7) & Mason (10) vs. Schuster (11) &
Busch (14)
· DeNecochea (8) & Meredith (9) vs. Masakayan (12) &
Wacholder (13)
Friday, September 7 Match Schedule
Scheduled to start at 10 a.m. (PDT) on the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino
(all matches subject to change)
· Barbra Fontana (No. 2-seeded Women's) & Qualifier vs.
Lisa Arce (3) & Sarah Straton (6)
· Elaine Youngs (1) & Qualifier vs. Holly McPeak (4) &
Wendy Stammer (5)
· Stein Metzger (No. 2-seeded Men's) & Qualifier vs. Brent
Doble (3) & Canyon Ceman (6)
· Fontana (2) & Straton (6) vs. Arce (3) & Qualifier
· Youngs (1) & Stammer (5) vs. McPeak (4) & Qualifier
· Kevin Wong (1) & Qualifier vs. Lee LeGrande (4) & Mike
Whitmarsh (5)
Saturday, September 8 Match Schedule
Scheduled to start at 10 a.m. (PDT) on the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino
(all
matches subject to change)
· Metzger (2) & Ceman (6) vs. Doble (3) & Qualifier
· Wong (1) & Whitmarsh (5) vs. LeGrande (4) & Qualifier
· Fontana (2) & Arce (3) vs. Straton (6) & Qualifier
· Metzger (2) & Doble (3) vs. Ceman (6) & Qualifier
· Wong (1) & LeGrande (4) vs. Mike Whitmarsh (5) &
Qualifier
· Youngs (1) & McPeak (4) vs. Stammer (5) & Qualifier
Sunday, September 9 Match Schedule
Scheduled to start at 10 a.m. (PDT) on the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino
(all
matches subject to change)
· Women Pool C winner vs. Pool D runner-up & Pool D
winner vs.
Pool C runner-up
· Men Pool C winner vs. Pool D runner-up & Pool D winner vs.
Pool C runner-up
· Women Pool C winner vs. Pool C runner-up & Pool D winner
vs. Pool D runner-up
· Men Pool C winner vs. Pool C runner-up & Pool D winner vs.
Pool D runner-up
· Women Pool C winner vs. Pool D winner & Pool C runner-up
vs. Pool D runner-up
· Men Pool C winner vs. Pool D winner & Pool C runner-up vs.
Pool D runner-up
Going
for the royal treatment
September 4, 2001
By MARCIA C. SMITH
The Orange County Register
Beach volleyball: Youngs, with partner Fontana, will try to capture
the Queen of the Beach title that eluded her last season......
McPeak
heads field for Hard Rock tourney
AVP Tour event features. men's, women's action
By JEFF WOLF
REVIEW-JOURNAL
Professional beach volleyball nearly found itself buried in the sand
this
spring, but this weekend's King and Queen of the Beach tournament at
the Hard
Rock has the sport's top players optimistic......
Rogers,
Holdren, Masakayan & Schuster Advance to Friday's Hard Rock Hotel
& Casino Action;$150,000 King & Queen of the Beach Starts in
Las Vegas
LAS VEGAS, NEV. - Two men and two women players earned spots in this
weekend's
$150,000 Paul Mitchell King & Queen of the Beach competition at the
Hard Rock
Hotel & Casino after the first round here Thursday (September 6) in
the heated
Association of Volleyball Professionals (AVP) action on the Sunset Park
sand......
PAUL MITCHELL KING & QUEEN OF THE BEACH COMPETITIONS
Las Vegas, Nev., September 6-9, 2001
September 6 at Sunset Park; September 7-9 at the Hard Rock Hotel &
Casino
Revised September 6, 2001
Thursday, September 6 Match Results
Men's Results
· Todd Rogers, Santa Barbara, Calif. (No. 7-seeded Men's)/Colin
Smith, Hermosa
Beach, Calif. (14) def. Sean Scott, Kailua, Hi. (10)/Scott Ayakatubby,
Hermosa
Beach, Calif. (11), 21-16 and 21-16 (45 minutes);
· Dax Holdren, Santa Barbara, Calif. (8)/Eric Fonoimoana,
Hermosa, Beach,
Calif. (13) def. Albert Hannemann, Torrance, Calif. (9)/Eduardo Bacil,
El
Segundo, Calif. (12), 21-16 and 21-15 (47);
· Rogers (7)/Ayakatubby (11) def. Scott (10)/Smith (14), 21-18
and 21-13 (41);
· Holdren (8)/Bacil (12) def. Hannemann (9)/Fonoimoana (13),
23-25, 22-20 and 15-12 (80);
· Rogers (7)/Scott (10) def. Ayakatubby (11)/Smith (14), 21-16
and 21-12 (42);
· Holdren (8)/Hannemann (9) def. Bacil (12)/Fonoimoana (13),
18-21, 21-16 and 15-12 (62).
Women's Results
· Nancy Mason, Belleville, Ill. (No. 10-seeded Women's
player)/Leanne Schuster,
Mesa, Ariz. (11) def. Linda Hanley, Pacific Palisades, Calif. (7) &
Carrie
Busch, Milwaukee, Wisc. (14), 19-21, 21-18 and 15-9 (54 minutes);
· Jennifer Meredith, Manhattan Beach, Calif. (9)/Liz Masakayan,
San Diego,
Calif. (12) def. Dianne DeNecochea, La Jolla, Calif. (8)/Rachel Laguna
Beach,
Calif. (13), 21-17 and 21-12 (35);
· Hanley (7)/Schuster (11) def. Mason/Danalee Bragado, Honolulu,
Hi. (10)/Busch (14), 16-21, 21-19 and 15-11 (75, Bragado replaced Mason
due to injury in the second set with Hanley/Schuster leading 12-5);
· DeNecochea (8)/Masakayan (12) def. Meredith (9)/Wacholder
(13), 21-19, 17-21 and 16-14 (69)
· Schuster (11)/Busch (14) def. Hanley (7)/Bragado (10), 21-19
and 21-17 (39);
· Masakayan (12)/Wacholder (13) def. DeNecochea (8)/Meredith
(9), 21-18 and 21-16 (43).
Paul Mitchell King of the Beach Seeds Pool Play
1 - Kevin Wong, Pearl City, Hi. Pool C
2 - Stein Metzger, Honolulu,
Hi. Pool D
3 - Brent Doble, St. Paul,
Minn. Pool D
4 - Lee LeGrande, Honolulu, Hi. Pool C
5 - Mike Whitmarsh, San Diego, Calif. Pool C
6 - Canyon Ceman, Manhattan Beach,
Calif. Pool D
7 - Todd Rogers, Santa Barbara, Calif.
(7) Pool D
8 - Dax Holdren, Santa Barbara, Calif.
(8) Pool C
Eric Fonoimoana, Hermosa, Beach, Calif. (13)
ALTERNATE
Paul Mitchell Queen of the Beach Seeds Pool Play
1 - Elaine Youngs, Durango, Colo.
Pool C
2 - Barbra Fontana, Manhattan Beach, Calif.
Pool D
3 - Lisa Arce, Redondo Beach, Calif. Pool D
4 - Holly McPeak, Manhattan Beach,
Calif. Pool C
5 - Wendy Stammer, Tigard,
Ore. Pool C
6 - Sarah Straton, Hermosa Beach,
Calif. Pool D
7. Liz Masakayan, San Diego, Calif.
(12) Pool D
8 - Leanne Schuster, Mesa, Ariz. (11) Pool C
Carrie Busch, Milwaukee, Wisc. ALTERNATE
Men's Day One W
L SF
SA PF
PA Earnings
Pool A
Rogers (7)
3
0
6
0 126
91 $3,000
Scott (10)
1
2
2
4 105
112 $1,000
Ayakatubby (11) 1
2
2
4 102
115 $1,000
Smith (14)
1
2
2
4 101
116 $1,000
Pool B
Holdren (8)
3
0
6
2 156
137 $3,000
Fonoimoana (13) 1
2
4
4 148
145 $1,000
Hannemann (9) 1
2
3
5 142
151 $1,000
Bacil (12)
1
2
3
5 140
153 $1,000
Women's Day One W
L SF
SA PF
PA Earnings
Pool A
Schuster (11) 3
0
6
2 126
91 $3,000
Busch (14)
1
2
4
4 105
112 $1,000
Mason/Bragado (10)
1
2
3
5 102
115 $1,000
Hanley (7)
1
2
3
5 101
116 $1,000
Pool B
Masakayan (12) 3
0
6
1 138
117 $3,000
Meredith (9) 1
2
3
4 130
125 $1,000
Wacholder (13) 1
2
3
4 125
130 $1,000
DeNecochea (8) 1
2
2
5 117
138 $1,000
Friday, September 7 Match Schedule
10 a.m. - Barbra Fontana, Manhattan Beach, Calif. (No. 2-seeded
Women's)/Liz
Masakayan, San Diego, Calif. (7, No. 12-seeded overall) vs. Lisa Arce,
Redondo
Beach, Calif. (3)/Sarah Straton, Hermosa Beach, Calif. (6);
11 a.m. - Elaine Youngs, Durango, Colo. (1)/Leanne Schuster, Mesa,
Ariz. (8,
11) vs. Holly McPeak, Manhattan Beach, Calif. (4)/Wendy Stammer,
Tigard, Ore. (5);
12 p.m. - Stein Metzger, Honolulu, Hi. (No. 2-seeded Men's)/Todd
Rogers, Santa
Barbara (7, 7) vs. Brent Doble, St. Paul, Minn. (3)/Canyon Ceman,
Manhattan Beach, Calif. (6)l
1 p.m. - Fontana (2)/Straton (6) vs. Arce (3)/Masakayan (7, 12);
2 p.m. - Youngs (1)/Stammer (5) vs. McPeak (4)/Schuster (8, 11);
3 p.m. - Kevin Wong, Pearl City, Hi. (1)/Dax Holdren, Santa Barbara,
Calif. (8,
8) vs. Lee LeGrande, Honolulu, Hi. (4)/Mike Whitmarsh, San Diego,
Calif. (5).
Saturday, September 8 Match Schedule
10 a.m. - Metzger (2)/Ceman (6) vs. Doble (3)/Rogers (7, 7);
11 a.m. - Wong (1)/Whitmarsh (5) vs. LeGrande (4)/Holdren (8, 8);;
12 p.m. - Fontana (2)/Arce (3) vs. Straton (6)/Masakayan (7, 12);
1 p.m. - Metzger (2)/Doble (3) vs. Ceman (6)/Rogers (7, 7);
2 p.m. - Wong (1)/LeGrande (4) vs. Whitmarsh (5)/Holdren (8, 8);
3 p.m. - Youngs (1)/McPeak (4) vs. Stammer (5)/Schuster (8, 12).
Sunday, September 9 Match Schedule
10 a.m. - Women Pool C winner/Pool D runner-up vs. Pool D winner/Pool C
runner-up
11 a.m. - Men Pool C winner/Pool D runner-up vs. Pool D winner/Pool C
runner-up
12:15 p.m. - Women Pool C winner/Pool C runner-up vs. Pool D
winner/Pool D runner-up
1:15 p.m. - Men Pool C winner/Pool C runner-up vs. Pool D winner/Pool D
runner-up
2:30 p.m. - Women Pool C winner/Pool D winner vs. Pool C runner-up/Pool
D runner-up
3:30 p.m. - Men Pool C winner/ Pool D winner vs. Pool C runner-up/Pool
D runner-up
Friday, September 7 Match Schedules/Results
Men's Results
· 12 p.m. - Stein Metzger, Honolulu, Hi. (No. 2-seeded
Men's)/Todd Rogers,
Santa Barbara (7, 7) vs. Brent Doble, St. Paul, Minn. (3)/Canyon Ceman,
Manhattan Beach, Calif. (6);
· 3 p.m. - Kevin Wong, Pearl City, Hi. (1)/Dax Holdren, Santa
Barbara, Calif.
(8, 8) vs. Lee LeGrande, Honolulu, Hi. (4)/Mike Whitmarsh, San Diego,
Calif. (5).
Women's Results/Schedules
· Lisa Arce, Redondo Beach, Calif. (No. 3-seeded Women's)/Sarah
Straton,
Hermosa Beach, Calif. (6) def. Barbra Fontana, Manhattan Beach, Calif.
(2)/Liz
Masakayan, San Diego, Calif. (7, No. 12-seeded overall), 21-14 and
21-19 (42 minutes);
· Elaine Youngs, Durango, Colo. (1)/Leanne Schuster, Mesa, Ariz.
(8, 11) def.
Holly McPeak, Manhattan Beach, Calif. (4)/Wendy Stammer, Tigard, Ore.
(5), 21-18 and 21-19 (40)
· 1 p.m. - Fontana (2)/Straton (6) vs. Arce (3)/Masakayan (7,
12);
· 2 p.m. - Youngs (1)/Stammer (5) vs. McPeak (4)/Schuster (8,
11).
Friday, September 7 Match Results
Men's Results
· Stein Metzger, Honolulu, Hi. (No. 2-seeded Men's)/Todd Rogers,
Santa Barbara
(7, No. 7-seeded overall) def. Brent Doble, St. Paul, Minn. (3)/Canyon
Ceman,
Manhattan Beach, Calif. (6), 21-15, 17-21 and 15-12 (61 minutes);
· 3 p.m. - Kevin Wong, Pearl City, Hi. (1)/Dax Holdren, Santa
Barbara, Calif.
(8, 8) vs. Lee LeGrande, Honolulu, Hi. (4)/Mike Whitmarsh, San Diego,
Calif. (5).
Women's Results
· Lisa Arce, Redondo Beach, Calif. (No. 3-seeded Women's)/Sarah
Straton,
Hermosa Beach, Calif. (6) def. Barbra Fontana, Manhattan Beach, Calif.
(2)/Liz
Masakayan, San Diego, Calif. (7, No. 12-seeded overall), 21-14 and
21-19 (42 minutes);
· Elaine Youngs, Durango, Colo. (1)/Leanne Schuster, Mesa, Ariz.
(8, 11) def.
Holly McPeak, Manhattan Beach, Calif. (4)/Wendy Stammer, Tigard, Ore.
(5), 21-18 and 21-19 (40)
· 1 p.m. - Fontana (2)/Straton (6) vs. Arce (3)/Masakayan (7,
12);
· 2 p.m. - Youngs (1)/Stammer (5) vs. McPeak (4)/Schuster (8,
11).
Men's Day Two & Three
W
L SF
SA PF PA
Earnings
Pool C
Wong (1)
0
0
0
0
0
0 $0
LeGrande (4) 0
0
0
0
0
0 $0
Whitmarsh (5) 0
0
0
0
0
0 $0
Holdren (8, 8) 0
0
0
0
0
0 $00
Pool D
Metzger (2)
1
0
6
2 53
48 $1,750
Doble (3)
0
1
4
4 48
53 $0
Ceman (6)
0
1
3
5 48
53 $0
Rogers (7,7) 1
0
3
5 53
48 $1,750
Women's Day Two & Three W
L SF
SA PF PA
Earnings
Pool C
Youngs (1)
1
0
2
0 42
37 $1,750
McPeak (4)
0
1
0
2 37
42 $0
Stammer (5)
0
1
0
2 37
42 $0
Schuster (8, 11)
1
0
2
0 42
37 $1,750
Pool D
Fontana (2)
0
0
0
2 33
42 $0
Arce (3)
1
0
2
0 42
33 $1,750
Stratton (6) 1
0
2
0 42
33 $1,750
Masakayan (7, 12)
0
1
0
2 33
42 $0
Saturday, September 8 Match Schedule
· 10 a.m. - Metzger (2)/Ceman (6) vs. Doble (3)/Rogers (7, 7);
· 11 a.m. - Wong (1)/Whitmarsh (5) vs. LeGrande (4)/Holdren (8,
8);
· 12 p.m. - Fontana (2)/Arce (3) vs. Straton (6)/Masakayan (7,
12);
· 1 p.m. - Metzger (2)/Doble (3) vs. Ceman (6)/Rogers (7, 7);
· 2 p.m. - Wong (1)/LeGrande (4) vs. Whitmarsh (5)/Holdren (8,
8);
· 3 p.m. - Youngs (1)/McPeak (4) vs. Stammer (5)/Schuster (8,
12).
Sunday, September 9 Match Schedule
· 10 a.m. - Women Pool C winner/Pool D runner-up vs. Pool D
winner/Pool C runner-up
· 11 a.m. - Men Pool C winner/Pool D runner-up vs. Pool D
winner/Pool C runner-up
· 12:15 p.m. - Women Pool C winner/Pool C runner-up vs. Pool D
winner/Pool D runner-up
· 1:15 p.m. - Men Pool C winner/Pool C runner-up vs. Pool D
winner/Pool D runner-up
· 2:30 p.m. - Women Pool C winner/Pool D winner vs. Pool C
runner-up/Pool D runner-up
· 3:30 p.m. - Men Pool C winner/ Pool D winner vs. Pool C
runner-up/Pool D runner-up
Friday, September 7 Match Results
Men's Results
· Stein Metzger, Honolulu, Hi. (No. 2-seeded Men's)/Todd Rogers,
Santa Barbara
(7, No. 7-seeded overall) def. Brent Doble, St. Paul, Minn. (3)/Canyon
Ceman,
Manhattan Beach, Calif. (6), 21-15, 17-21 and 15-12 (61 minutes);
· 3 p.m. - Kevin Wong, Pearl City, Hi. (1)/Dax Holdren, Santa
Barbara, Calif.
(8, 8) vs. Lee LeGrande, Honolulu, Hi. (4)/Mike Whitmarsh, San Diego,
Calif. (5).
Women's Results
· Lisa Arce, Redondo Beach, Calif. (No. 3-seeded Women's)/Sarah
Straton,
Hermosa Beach, Calif. (6) def. Barbra Fontana, Manhattan Beach, Calif.
(2)/Liz
Masakayan, San Diego, Calif. (7, No. 12-seeded overall), 21-14 and
21-19 (42 minutes);
· Elaine Youngs, Durango, Colo. (1)/Leanne Schuster, Mesa, Ariz.
(8, 11) def.
Holly McPeak, Manhattan Beach, Calif. (4)/Wendy Stammer, Tigard, Ore.
(5), 21-18 and 21-19 (40)
· Arce (3)/Masakayan (7, 12) def. Fontana (2)/Straton (6),
19-21; 21-16 and 15-12 (58);
· 2 p.m. - Youngs (1)/Stammer (5) vs. McPeak (4)/Schuster (8,
11).
Men's Day One W
L SF
SA PF
PA Earnings
Pool A
Todd Rogers (7) 3
0
6
0 126
91 $3,000
Sean Scott (10) 1
2
2
4 105
112 $1,000
Scott Ayakatubby (11) 1
2
2
4 102
115 $1,000
Collin Smith (14)
1
2
2
4 101
116 $1,000
Pool B
Dax Holdren (8) 3
0
6
2 156
137 $3,000
Eric Fonoimoana (13)
1
2
4
4 148
145 $1,000
Albert Hannemann (9)
1
2
3
5 142
151 $1,000
Eduardo Bacil (12)
1
2
3
5 140
153 $1,000
Women's Day One W
L SF
SA PF PA
Earnings
Pool A
Leanne Schuster (11)
3
0
6
2 126
91 $3,000
Carrie Busch (14)
1
2
4
4 105
112 $1,000
Nancy Mason/
Danalee Bragado (10)
1
2
3
5 102
115 $1,000
Linda Hanley (7)
1
2
3
5 101
116 $1,000
Pool B
Liz Masakayan (12)
3
0
6
1 138
117 $3,000
Jennifer Meredith (9) 1
2
3
4 130
125 $1,000
Rachel Wacholder (13) 1
2
3
4 125
130 $1,000
Dianne DeNecochea (8) 1
2
2
5 117
138 $1,000
Men's Day Two & Three
W
L SF
SA PF PA
Earnings
Pool C
Kevin Wong (1) 0
0
0
0
0
0 $0
Lee LeGrande (4)
0
0
0
0
0
0 $0
Mike Whitmarsh (5)
0
0
0
0
0
0 $0
Dax Holdren (8, 8)
0
0
0
0
0
0 $00
Pool D
Stein Metzger (2)
1
0
6
2 53
48 $1,750
Todd Rogers (7,7)
1
0
3
5 53
48 $1,750
Brent Doble (3) 0
1
4
4 48
53 $0
Canyon Ceman (6)
0
1
3
5 48
53 $0
Women's Day Two & Three W
L SF
SA PF PA
Earnings
Pool C
Elaine Youngs (1)
1
0
2
0 42
37 $1,750
Leanne Schuster (8, 11) 1
0
2
0 42
37
$1,750
Holly McPeak (4)
0
1
0
2 37
42 $0
Wendy Stammer (5)
0
1
0
2 37
42 $0
Pool D
Lisa Arce (3) 2
0
4
1 97
82 $3,500
Sarah Straton (6)
1
1
3
2 91
88 $1,750
Liz Masakayan (7, 12) 1
1
2
3 88
91 $1,750
Barbra Fontana (2)
0
2
1
4 82
97 $0
Saturday, September 8 Match Schedule
· 10 a.m. - Metzger (2)/Ceman (6) vs. Doble (3)/Rogers (7, 7);
· 11 a.m. - Wong (1)/Whitmarsh (5) vs. LeGrande (4)/Holdren (8,
8);
· 12 p.m. - Fontana (2)/Arce (3) vs. Straton (6)/Masakayan (7,
12);
· 1 p.m. - Metzger (2)/Doble (3) vs. Ceman (6)/Rogers (7, 7);
· 2 p.m. - Wong (1)/LeGrande (4) vs. Whitmarsh (5)/Holdren (8,
8);
· 3 p.m. - Youngs (1)/McPeak (4) vs. Stammer (5)/Schuster (8,
12).
Sunday, September 9 Match Schedule
· 10 a.m. - Women Pool C winner/Pool D runner-up vs. Pool D
winner/Pool C runner-up
· 11 a.m. - Men Pool C winner/Pool D runner-up vs. Pool D
winner/Pool C runner-up
· 12:15 p.m. - Women Pool C winner/Pool C runner-up vs. Pool D
winner/Pool D runner-up
· 1:15 p.m. - Men Pool C winner/Pool C runner-up vs. Pool D
winner/Pool D runner-up
· 2:30 p.m. - Women Pool C winner/Pool D winner vs. Pool C
runner-up/Pool D runner-up
· 3:30 p.m. - Men Pool C winner/ Pool D winner vs. Pool C
runner-up/Pool D runner-up.
PRIZE MONEY - In addition to winning place money for
finishing first
through
eight, players will be earning money for each match win, including
$1,000 for a
match victory on Day 1, $1,750 for a match victory on either Day 2 or
3, and
$2,500 for a match victory on Day 4. Here is the place for a top
eight finish
- 1st, $10,000; 2nd, $6,000; 3rd, $4,000; 4th, $2,500; 5th, $1,500;
6th, $1,250; 7th, $1,000, 8th, $ 750.
EARNINGS AFTER A DAY and FOUR MATCHES
Men
Earnings Women
Earnings
Wong $750 Youngs $2,500
LeGrande
$750
Schuster $5,500
Whitmarsh $750
McPeak $750
Holdren $3,750 Stammer $750
Metzger $2,500 Arce $4,250
Rogers $5,500 Straton $2,500
Doble $750 Fontana $750
Ceman $750
Masakayan $5,500
Youngs
& Arce "Hard Rock High Rollers" in $150,000 Paul Mitchell Queen of
the
Beach
Play in Las Vegas
LAS VEGAS, NEV. - Elaine Youngs and Lisa Arce were the "Hard Rock High
Rollers"
here Friday (September 7) as both women scored two wins each to take a
lead
into Saturday's final second round pool play matches in the Paul
Mitchell Queen
of the Beach competition......
PAUL MITCHELL KING & QUEEN OF THE BEACH COMPETITIONS
Las Vegas, Nev., September 6-9, 2001
September 6 at Sunset Park; September 7-9 at the Hard Rock Hotel &
Casino
Revised September 7, 2001
Friday, September 7 Match Results
Men's Results
· Stein Metzger, Honolulu, Hi. (No. 2-seeded Men's)/Todd Rogers,
Santa Barbara
(7, No. 7-seeded overall) def. Brent Doble, St. Paul, Minn. (3)/Canyon
Ceman,
Manhattan Beach, Calif. (6), 21-15, 17-21 and 15-12 (61 minutes);
· 3 p.m. - Kevin Wong, Pearl City, Hi. (1)/Dax Holdren, Santa
Barbara, Calif.
(8, 8) def. Lee LeGrande, Honolulu, Hi. (4)/Mike Whitmarsh, San Diego,
Calif. (5), 22-20 and 21-17 (40).
Women's Results
· Lisa Arce, Redondo Beach, Calif. (No. 3-seeded Women's)/Sarah
Straton,
Hermosa Beach, Calif. (6) def. Barbra Fontana, Manhattan Beach, Calif.
(2)/Liz
Masakayan, San Diego, Calif. (7, No. 12-seeded overall), 21-14 and
21-19 (42 minutes);
· Elaine Youngs, Durango, Colo. (1)/Leanne Schuster, Mesa, Ariz.
(8, 11) def.
Holly McPeak, Manhattan Beach, Calif. (4)/Wendy Stammer, Tigard, Ore.
(5), 21-18 and 21-19 (40)
· Arce (3)/Masakayan (7, 12) def. Fontana (2)/Straton (6),
19-21; 21-16 and 15-12 (58);
· Youngs (1)/Stammer (5) def. McPeak (4)/Schuster (8, 11), 21-17
and 25-23 (42).
Saturday, September 8 Match Schedule
· 10 a.m. - Metzger (2)/Ceman (6) vs. Doble (3)/Rogers (7, 7);
· 11 a.m. - Wong (1)/Whitmarsh (5) vs. LeGrande (4)/Holdren (8,
8);
· 12 p.m. - Fontana (2)/Arce (3) vs. Straton (6)/Masakayan (7,
12);
· 1 p.m. - Metzger (2)/Doble (3) vs. Ceman (6)/Rogers (7, 7);
· 2 p.m. - Wong (1)/LeGrande (4) vs. Whitmarsh (5)/Holdren (8,
8);
· 3 p.m. - Youngs (1)/McPeak (4) vs. Stammer (5)/Schuster (8,
12).
Sunday, September 9 Match Schedule
· 10 a.m. - Women Pool C winner/Pool D runner-up vs. Pool D
winner/Pool C runner-up
· 11 a.m. - Men Pool C winner/Pool D runner-up vs. Pool D
winner/Pool C runner-up
· 12:15 p.m. - Women Pool C winner/Pool C runner-up vs. Pool D
winner/Pool D runner-up
· 1:15 p.m. - Men Pool C winner/Pool C runner-up vs. Pool D
winner/Pool D runner-up
· 2:30 p.m. - Women Pool C winner/Pool D winner vs. Pool C
runner-up/Pool D runner-up
· 3:30 p.m. - Men Pool C winner/ Pool D winner vs. Pool C
runner-up/Pool D runner-up.
PRIZE MONEY - In addition to winning place money for
finishing first
through
eight, players will be earning money for each match win, including
$1,000 for a
match victory on Day 1, $1,750 for a match victory on either Day 2 or
3, and
$2,500 for a match victory on Day 4. Here is the place for a top
eight finish
- 1st, $10,000; 2nd, $6,000; 3rd, $4,000; 4th, $2,500; 5th, $1,500;
6th, $1,250; 7th, $1,000, 8th, $ 750.
EARNINGS AFTER TWO DAYS OF COMPETITION
Men Earnings
Rogers $5,500
Holdren $5,500
Metzger $2,500
Wong $2,500
Doble $750
Ceman $750
LeGrande $750
Whitmarsh $750
9th - Fonoimoana $1,000
10th - Hannemann $1,000
11th - Bacil $1,000
12th - Scott $1,000
13th - Ayakatubby $1,000
14th - Smith $1,000
Women Earnings
Schuster $5,500
Masakayan $5,500
Yongs $4,250
Arce $4,250
Stammer $2,500
Straton $2,500
Fontana $750
McPeak $750
9th- Busch $1,000
10th - Meredith $1,000
11th - Wacholder $1,000
12th - Mason $1,000
13th - Hanley $1,000
14th - DeNecochea $1,000
Men's Day One W
L SF
SA PF
PA Earnings
Pool A
Todd Rogers (7) 3
0
6
0 126
91 $3,000
Sean Scott (10) 1
2
2
4 105
112 $1,000
Scott Ayakatubby (11) 1
2 2
4 102
115 $1,000
Collin Smith (14)
1
2
2
4 101
116 $1,000
Pool B
Dax Holdren (8) 3
0
6
2 156
137 $3,000
Eric Fonoimoana (13)
1
2
4
4 148
145 $1,000
Albert Hannemann (9)
1
2
3
5 142
151 $1,000
Eduardo Bacil (12)
1
2
3
5 140
153 $1,000
Women's Day One W
L SF
SA PF PA
Earnings
Pool A
Leanne Schuster (11)
3
0
6
2 126
91 $3,000
Carrie Busch (14)
1
2
4
4 105
112 $1,000
Nancy Mason/ Danalee Bragado (10)
1
2
3
5 102
115 $1,000
Linda Hanley (7)
1
2
3
5 101
116 $1,000
Pool B
Liz Masakayan (12)
3
0
6
1 138
117 $3,000
Jennifer Meredith (9) 1
2
3
4 130
125 $1,000
Rachel Wacholder (13) 1
2
3
4 125
130 $1,000
Dianne DeNecochea (8) 1
2
2
5 117
138 $1,000
Men's Day Two & Three
W
L SF
SA PF PA
Earnings
Pool C
Kevin Wong (1) 1
0
2
0 43
37 $1,750
Dax Holdren (8, 8)
1
0
2
0 43
37 $1,750
Lee LeGrande (4)
0
1
0
2 37
43 $0
Mike Whitmarsh (5)
0
1
0
2 37
43 $0
Pool D
Stein Metzger (2)
1
0
2
1 53
48 $1,750
Todd Rogers (7,7)
1
0
2
1 53
48 $1,750
Brent Doble (3) 0
1
1
2 48
53 $0
Canyon Ceman (6)
0
1 1
2 48
53 $0
Women's Day Two & Three W
L SF
SA PF PA
Earnings
Pool C
Elaine Youngs (1)
2
0
4
0 88
77 $3,500
Wendy Stammer (5)
1
1
2
2 83
82 $1,750
Leanne Schuster (8, 11) 1
1
2
2 82
83 $1,750
Holly McPeak (4)
0
2
0
4 77
88 $0
Pool D
Lisa Arce (3) 2
0
4
1 97
82 $3,500
Sarah Straton (6)
1
1
3
2 91
88 $1,750
Liz Masakayan (7, 12) 1
1
2
3 88
91 $1,750
Barbra Fontana (2)
0
2
1
4 82
97 $0
Metzger
& Wong Lead Men into Paul Mitchell KOB "Final Four";
Youngs
& Arce Top Advancers In $150,000 Queen of the Beach Play
LAS VEGAS, NEV. - Kevin Wong and Stein Metzger, the top two-seeded
players,
lead four men into Sunday's final rounds of the Paul Mitchell King of
the Beach
competition while Elaine Youngs and Lisa Arce paced the four women
advancers
following action here Saturday (September 8)......
PAUL MITCHELL KING & QUEEN OF THE BEACH COMPETITIONS
Las Vegas, Nev., September 6-9, 2001
September 6 at Sunset Park; September 7-9 at the Hard Rock Hotel &
Casino
Revised September 8, 2001, 6:02 PM
Saturday, September 8 Match Results
Men's Results
· Stein Metzger, Honolulu, Hi. (No. 2-seeded Men's
player)/Canyon Ceman,
Manhattan Beach, Calif. (6) def. Brent Doble, St. Paul, Minn. (3)/Todd
Rogers,
Santa Barbara, Calif. (7, No. 7-seeded overall), 22-20, 18-21 and 15-12
(68 minutes);
· Kevin Wong, Pearl City, Hi. (1)/Mike Whitmarsh, San Diego,
Caiif. (5) def.
Lee LeGrande, Honolulu, Hi. (4)/Dax Holdren, Santa Barbara, Calif. (8,
8), 21-19 and 21-15 (47);
· Metzger (2)/Doble (3) def. Ceman (6)/Rogers (7, 7), 21-14 and
22-20 (47);
· Whitmarsh (5)/Holdren (8, 8) def. Wong (1)/LeGrande (4),
20-22, 21-17 and 16-14 (80).
Women's Results
· Barbra Fontana, Manhattan Beach, Calif. (No. 2-seeded Women's
player)/Lisa
Arce, Redondo Beach, Calif. (3) def. Sarah Straton, Hermosa Beach,
Calif.
(6)/Liz Masakayan, San Diego, Calif. (7, No. 12-seeded overall), 21-15,
22-24 and 15-13 (63 minutes);
· Elaine Youngs, Durango, Colo. (1)/Holly McPeak, Manhattan
Beach, Colo. (4)
def. Wendy Stammer, Tigard, Ore. (5)/Leanne Schuster, Mesa, Ariz. (8,
12), 21-17 and 21-10 (35).
MEN'S FINAL FOUR - Stein Metzger (3-0 pool record), Kevin
Wong (2-1),
Mike Whitmarsh (2-1) and Brent Doble (1-2).
WOMEN'S FINAL FOUR - Elaine Youngs (3-0), Lisa Arce (3-0), Holly
McPeak (1-2) and Sarah Straton (1-2).
Men's Day One W
L SF
SA PF
PA Earnings
Pool A
Todd Rogers (7) 3
0
6
0 126
91 $3,000
Sean Scott (10) 1
2
2
4 105
112 $1,000
Scott Ayakatubby (11) 1
2
2
4 102
115 $1,000
Collin Smith (14)
1
2
2
4 101
116 $1,000
Pool B
Dax Holdren (8) 3
0
6
2 156
137 $3,000
Eric Fonoimoana (13)
1
2
4
4 148
145 $1,000
Albert Hannemann (9)
1
2
3
5 142
151 $1,000
Eduardo Bacil (12)
1
2
3
5 140
153 $1,000
Women's Day One W
L SF
SA PF PA
Earnings
Pool A
Leanne Schuster (11)
3
0
6
2 126
91 $3,000
Carrie Busch (14)
1
2
4
4 105
112 $1,000
Nancy Mason/ Danalee Bragado (10)
1
2
3
5 102
115 $1,000
Linda Hanley (7)
1
2
3
5 101
116 $1,000
Pool B
Liz Masakayan (12)
3
0
6
1 138
117 $3,000
Jennifer Meredith (9) 1
2
3
4 130
125 $1,000
Rachel Wacholder (13) 1
2
3
4 125
130 $1,000
Dianne DeNecochea (8) 1
2
2
5 117
138 $1,000
Men's Day Two & Three
W
L SF
SA PF PA
Earnings
Pool C
Kevin Wong (1) 2
1
5 2
138 128 $3,500
Mike Whitmarsh (5)
2
1
4
3 136
130 $3,500
Dax Holdren (8, 8)
2
1
4
3 134
132 $3,500
Lee LeGrande (4)
0
3
1
6 124
142 $0
Pool D
Stein Metzger (2)
3
0
6
2 151
135 $5,250
Brent Doble (3) 1
2
4
4 144
142 $1,750
Todd Rogers (7,7)
1
2
3
5 140
146 $1,750
Canyon Ceman (6)
1
2
3
5 137
149 $1,750
Women's Day Two & Three W
L SF
SA PF PA
Earnings
Pool C
Elaine Youngs (1)
3
0
6
0 130
104 $5,250
Holly McPeak (4)
1
2
2
4 119
115 $1,750
Wendy Stammer (5)
1
2
2
4 110
124 $1,750
Leanne Schuster (8, 11) 1
2
2
4 109 125
$1,750
Pool D
Lisa Arce (3) 3
0
6
2 155
134 $5,250
Sarah Straton (6)
1
2
4
4 143
146 $1,750
Liz Masakayan (7, 12) 1
2
3
5 140
149 $1,750
Barbra Fontana (2)
1
2
3
5 140
149 $1,750
Sunday, September 9 Match Schedule
· 10 a.m. - Youngs (1)/Straton (6) vs. Arce (3)/McPeak (4)
· 11 a.m. - Wong (1)/Doble (3) vs. Metzger (2)/Whitmarsh (5)
· 12:15 p.m. - Youngs (1)/ McPeak (4)vs. Arce (3)/Straton (6)
· 1:15 p.m. - Wong (1)/Whitmarsh (5) vs. Metzger (2)/Doble (3)
· 2:30 p.m. - Youngs (1)/Arce (3) vs. McPeak (4)/Straton (6)
· 3:30 p.m. - Wong (1)/Metzger (2) vs. Whitmarsh (5)/Doble (3)
PRIZE MONEY - In addition to winning place money for
finishing first
through
eight, players will be earning money for each match win, including
$1,000 for a
match victory on Day 1, $1,750 for a match victory on either Day 2 or
3, and
$2,500 for a match victory on Day 4. Here is the place for a top
eight finish
- 1st, $10,000; 2nd, $6,000; 3rd, $4,000; 4th, $2,500; 5th, $1,500;
6th, $1,250; 7th, $1,000, 8th, $ 750.
EARNINGS AFTER THREE DAYS OF COMPETITION
Men's Earnings
Metzger $7,750
Wong $6,000
Whitmarsh $6,000
Doble $4,250
5th - Holdren $8,000
6th - Rogers $6,000
7th - Ceman $2,750
8th - LeGrande $750
9th - Fonoimoana $1,000
10th - Hannemann $1,000
11th - Bacil $1,000
12th - Scott $1,000
13th - Ayakatubby $1,000
14th - Smith $1,000
Women Earnings
Youngs $7,750
Arce $7,750
McPeak $4,250
Straton $4,250
T5th - Masakayan $6,125
T5th - Fontana $3,125
7th - Stammer $2,750
8th - Schuster $5,500
9th- Busch $1,000
10th - Meredith $1,000
11th - Wacholder $1,000
12th - Mason $1,000
13th - Hanley $1,000
14th - DeNecochea $1,000
Saturday, September 8 Match Results
Men's Results
· Stein Metzger, Honolulu, Hi. (No. 2-seeded Men's
player)/Canyon Ceman,
Manhattan Beach, Calif. (6) def. Brent Doble, St. Paul, Minn. (3)/Todd
Rogers,
Santa Barbara, Calif. (7, No. 7-seeded overall), 22-20, 18-21 and 15-12
(68 minutes);
· Kevin Wong, Pearl City, Hi. (1)/Mike Whitmarsh, San Diego,
Caiif. (5) def.
Lee LeGrande, Honolulu, Hi. (4)/Dax Holdren, Santa Barbara, Calif. (8,
8), 21-19 and 21-15 (47);
· 1 p.m. - Metzger (2)/Doble (3) vs. Ceman (6)/Rogers (7, 7);
· 2 p.m. - Wong (1)/LeGrande (4) vs. Whitmarsh (5)/Holdren (8,
8);
Women's Results
· 12 p.m. - Barbra Fontana, Manhattan Beach, Calif. (No.
2-seeded Women's
player)/Lisa Arce, Redondo Beach, Calif. (3) vs. Sarah Straton, Hermosa
Beach,
Calif. (6)/Liz Masakayan, San Diego, Calif. (7, No. 12-seeded overall);
· 3 p.m. - Elaine Youngs, Durango, Colo. (1)/Holly McPeak,
Manhattan Beach,
Colo. (4) vs. Wendy Stammer, Tigard, Ore. (5)/Leanne Schuster, Mesa,
Ariz. (8, 12).
Men's Day One W
L SF
SA PF
PA Earnings
Pool A
Todd Rogers (7) 3
0
6
0 126
91 $3,000
Sean Scott (10) 1
2
2
4 105
112 $1,000
Scott Ayakatubby (11) 1
2
2
4 102
115 $1,000
Collin Smith (14)
1
2
2
4 101
116 $1,000
Pool B
Dax Holdren (8) 3
0
6
2 156
137 $3,000
Eric Fonoimoana (13)
1
2
4
4 148
145 $1,000
Albert Hannemann (9)
1
2 3
5 142
151 $1,000
Eduardo Bacil (12)
1
2
3
5 140
153 $1,000
Women's Day One W
L SF
SA PF PA
Earnings
Pool A
Leanne Schuster (11)
3
0
6
2 126
91 $3,000
Carrie Busch (14)
1
2
4
4 105
112 $1,000
Nancy Mason/ Danalee Bragado (10)
1
2
3
5 102
115 $1,000
Linda Hanley (7)
1
2
3
5 101
116 $1,000
Pool B
Liz Masakayan (12)
3
0
6
1 138
117 $3,000
Jennifer Meredith (9) 1
2
3
4 130
125 $1,000
Rachel Wacholder (13) 1
2
3
4 125
130 $1,000
Dianne DeNecochea (8) 1
2
2
5 117
138 $1,000
Men's Day Two & Three
W
L SF
SA PF PA
Earnings
Pool C
Kevin Wong (1) 2
0
4
0 85
71 $3,500
Mike Whitmarsh (5)
1
1
2
2 79
77 $1,750
Dax Holdren (8, 8)
1
1
2
2 77
79 $1,750
Lee LeGrande (4)
0
2
0
4 71
85 $0
Pool D
Stein Metzger (2)
2
0
4
1 108
101 $3,500
Todd Rogers (7,7)
1
1
3
2 106
103 $1,750
Canyon Ceman (6)
1
1
2
3 103
106 $1,750
Brent Doble (3) 0
2
1
4 101
108 $0
Women's Day Two & Three W
L SF
SA PF PA
Earnings
Pool C
Elaine Youngs (1)
2
0
4
0 88
77 $3,500
Wendy Stammer (5)
1
1
2
2 83
82 $1,750
Leanne Schuster (8, 11) 1
1
2
2 82
83 $1,750
Holly McPeak (4)
0
2
0
4 77
88 $0
Pool D
Lisa Arce (3) 2
0
4
1 97
82 $3,500
Sarah Straton (6)
1
1
3
2 91
88 $1,750
Liz Masakayan (7, 12) 1
1
2
3 88
91 $1,750
Barbra Fontana (2)
0
2
1
4 82
97 $0
Sunday, September 9 Match Schedule
· 10 a.m. - Women Pool C winner/Pool D runner-up vs. Pool D
winner/Pool C runner-up
· 11 a.m. - Men Pool C winner/Pool D runner-up vs. Pool D
winner/Pool C runner-up
· 12:15 p.m. - Women Pool C winner/Pool C runner-up vs. Pool D
winner/Pool D runner-up
· 1:15 p.m. - Men Pool C winner/Pool C runner-up vs. Pool D
winner/Pool D runner-up
· 2:30 p.m. - Women Pool C winner/Pool D winner vs. Pool C
runner-up/Pool D runner-up
· 3:30 p.m. - Men Pool C winner/ Pool D winner vs. Pool C
runner-up/Pool D runner-up.
PRIZE MONEY - In addition to winning place money for
finishing first
through
eight, players will be earning money for each match win, including
$1,000 for a
match victory on Day 1, $1,750 for a match victory on either Day 2 or
3, and
$2,500 for a match victory on Day 4. Here is the place for a top
eight finish
- 1st, $10,000; 2nd, $6,000; 3rd, $4,000; 4th, $2,500; 5th, $1,500;
6th, $1,250; 7th, $1,000, 8th, $ 750.
EARNINGS AFTER TWO DAYS OF COMPETITION
Men
Earnings Women
Earnings
Rogers $5,500
Schuster $5,500
Holdren $5,500 Masakayan
$5,500
Metzger $4,250 Youngs $4,250
Wong $4,250 Arce $4,250
Doble $750 Stammer $2,500
Ceman $2,500 Straton $2,500
LeGrande $2,500 Fontana
$750
Whitmarsh $750
McPeak $750
9th - Fonoimoana $1,000
9th- Busch $1,000
10th - Hannemann $1,000
10th - Meredith $1,000
11th - Bacil $1,000 11th -
Wacholder $1,000
12th - Scott $1,000 12th -
Mason $1,000
13th - Ayakatubby $1,000 13th
- Hanley $1,000
14th - Smith $1,000 14th -
DeNecochea $1,000
Saturday, September 8 Match Results
Men's Results
· Stein Metzger, Honolulu, Hi. (No. 2-seeded Men's
player)/Canyon Ceman,
Manhattan Beach, Calif. (6) def. Brent Doble, St. Paul, Minn. (3)/Todd
Rogers,
Santa Barbara, Calif. (7, No. 7-seeded overall), 22-20, 18-21 and 15-12
(68 minutes);
· Kevin Wong, Pearl City, Hi. (1)/Mike Whitmarsh, San Diego,
Caiif. (5) def.
Lee LeGrande, Honolulu, Hi. (4)/Dax Holdren, Santa Barbara, Calif. (8,
8),
21-19 and 21-15 (47);
· 1 p.m. - Metzger (2)/Doble (3) vs. Ceman (6)/Rogers (7, 7);
· 2 p.m. - Wong (1)/LeGrande (4) vs. Whitmarsh (5)/Holdren (8,
8);
Women's Results
· Barbra Fontana, Manhattan Beach, Calif. (No. 2-seeded Women's
player)/Lisa
Arce, Redondo Beach, Calif. (3) def. Sarah Straton, Hermosa Beach,
Calif.
(6)/Liz Masakayan, San Diego, Calif. (7, No. 12-seeded overall), 21-15,
22-24 and 15-13 (63 minutes);
· 3 p.m. - Elaine Youngs, Durango, Colo. (1)/Holly McPeak,
Manhattan Beach,
Colo. (4) vs. Wendy Stammer, Tigard, Ore. (5)/Leanne Schuster, Mesa,
Ariz. (8, 12).
Men's Day One W
L SF
SA PF
PA Earnings
Pool A
Todd Rogers (7) 3
0
6
0 126
91 $3,000
Sean Scott (10) 1
2
2
4 105
112 $1,000
Scott Ayakatubby (11) 1
2
2
4 102
115 $1,000
Collin Smith (14)
1
2
2
4 101
116 $1,000
Pool B
Dax Holdren (8) 3
0
6
2 156
137 $3,000
Eric Fonoimoana (13)
1
2
4
4 148
145 $1,000
Albert Hannemann (9)
1
2
3
5 142
151 $1,000
Eduardo Bacil (12)
1
2
3
5 140
153 $1,000
Women's Day One W
L SF
SA PF PA
Earnings
Pool A
Leanne Schuster (11)
3
0
6
2 126
91 $3,000
Carrie Busch (14)
1
2
4
4 105
112 $1,000
Nancy Mason/ Danalee Bragado (10)
1
2
3
5 102
115 $1,000
Linda Hanley (7)
1
2
3
5 101
116 $1,000
Pool B
Liz Masakayan (12)
3
0
6
1 138
117 $3,000
Jennifer Meredith (9) 1
2
3
4 130
125 $1,000
Rachel Wacholder (13) 1
2
3
4 125
130 $1,000
Dianne DeNecochea (8) 1
2
2
5 117
138 $1,000
Men's Day Two & Three
W
L SF
SA PF PA
Earnings
Pool C
Kevin Wong (1) 2
0
4
0 85
71 $3,500
Mike Whitmarsh (5)
1
1
2
2 79
77 $1,750
Dax Holdren (8, 8)
1
1
2
2 77
79 $1,750
Lee LeGrande (4)
0
2
0
4 71
85 $0
Pool D
Stein Metzger (2)
2
0
4
2 108
101 $3,500
Todd Rogers (7,7)
1
1
3
3 106
103 $1,750
Canyon Ceman (6)
1
1
3
3 103
106 $1,750
Brent Doble (3) 0
2
2
4 101
108 $0
Women's Day Two & Three W
L SF
SA PF PA
Earnings
Pool C
Elaine Youngs (1)
2
0
4
0 88
77 $3,500
Wendy Stammer (5)
1
1
2
2 83
82 $1,750
Leanne Schuster (8, 11) 1
1
2
2 82
83 $1,750
Holly McPeak (4)
0
2
0
4 77
88 $0
Pool D
Lisa Arce (3) 3
0
6
2 155
134 $5,250
Sarah Straton (6)
1
2
4
4 143
146 $1,750
Liz Masakayan (7, 12) 1
2
3
5 140
149 $1,750
Barbra Fontana (2)
0
2
3
5 140
149 $1,750
Sunday, September 9 Match Schedule
· 10 a.m. - Women Pool C winner/Straton (6) vs. Arce (3)/Pool C
runner-up
· 11 a.m. - Men Pool C winner/Pool D runner-up vs. Pool D
winner/Pool C runner-up
· 12:15 p.m. - Women Pool C winner/Pool C runner-up vs. Arce
(3)/Straton (6)
· 1:15 p.m. - Men Pool C winner/Pool C runner-up vs. Pool D
winner/Pool D runner-up
· 2:30 p.m. - Women Pool C winner/Arce (3) vs. Pool C
runner-up/Straton (6)
· 3:30 p.m. - Men Pool C winner/ Pool D winner vs. Pool C
runner-up/Pool D runner-up.
PRIZE MONEY - In addition to winning place money for finishing first
through
eight, players will be earning money for each match win, including
$1,000 for a
match victory on Day 1, $1,750 for a match victory on either Day 2 or
3, and
$2,500 for a match victory on Day 4. Here is the place for a top
eight finish
- 1st, $10,000; 2nd, $6,000; 3rd, $4,000; 4th, $2,500; 5th, $1,500;
6th,
$1,250; 7th, $1,000, 8th, $ 750.
EARNINGS AFTER TWO-PLUS DAYS OF COMPETITION
Men
Earnings Women
Earnings
Rogers $5,500
Schuster $5,500
Holdren $5,500 Masakayan
$5,500
Metzger $4,250 Youngs $4,250
Wong $4,250 Arce $7,750
Doble $750 Stammer $2,500
Ceman $2,500 Straton $4,250
LeGrande
$750 Fontana $2,500
Whitmarsh $2,500 McPeak
$750
9th - Fonoimoana $1,000
9th- Busch $1,000
10th - Hannemann $1,000
10th - Meredith $1,000
11th - Bacil $1,000 11th -
Wacholder $1,000
12th - Scott $1,000 12th -
Mason $1,000
13th - Ayakatubby $1,000 13th
- Hanley $1,000
14th - Smith $1,000 14th -
DeNecochea $1,000
Arce & Straton Advance to Sunday women's "final four"
Metzger & Doble Earn Sunday men's "final four" berths
PAUL MITCHELL KING & QUEEN OF THE BEACH COMPETITIONS
Las Vegas, Nev., September 6-9, 2001
September 6 at Sunset Park; September 7-9 at the Hard Rock Hotel &
Casino
Revised September 8, 2001, 2:51 PM
Saturday, September 8 Match Results
Men's Results
· Stein Metzger, Honolulu, Hi. (No. 2-seeded Men's
player)/Canyon Ceman,
Manhattan Beach, Calif. (6) def. Brent Doble, St. Paul, Minn. (3)/Todd
Rogers,
Santa Barbara, Calif. (7, No. 7-seeded overall), 22-20, 18-21 and 15-12
(68 minutes);
· Kevin Wong, Pearl City, Hi. (1)/Mike Whitmarsh, San Diego,
Caiif. (5) def.
Lee LeGrande, Honolulu, Hi. (4)/Dax Holdren, Santa Barbara, Calif. (8,
8), 21-19 and 21-15 (47);
· Metzger (2)/Doble (3) def. Ceman (6)/Rogers (7, 7), 21-14 and
22-20 (47);
· 2 p.m. - Wong (1)/LeGrande (4) vs. Whitmarsh (5)/Holdren (8,
8);
Women's Results
· Barbra Fontana, Manhattan Beach, Calif. (No. 2-seeded Women's
player)/Lisa
Arce, Redondo Beach, Calif. (3) def. Sarah Straton, Hermosa Beach,
Calif.
(6)/Liz Masakayan, San Diego, Calif. (7, No. 12-seeded overall), 21-15,
22-24 and 15-13 (63 minutes);
· 3 p.m. - Elaine Youngs, Durango, Colo. (1)/Holly McPeak,
Manhattan Beach,
Colo. (4) vs. Wendy Stammer, Tigard, Ore. (5)/Leanne Schuster, Mesa,
Ariz. (8, 12).
Men's Day One W
L SF
SA PF
PA Earnings
Pool A
Todd Rogers (7) 3
0
6
0 126
91 $3,000
Sean Scott (10) 1
2
2
4 105
112 $1,000
Scott Ayakatubby (11) 1
2
2
4 102
115 $1,000
Collin Smith (14)
1
2
2
4 101
116 $1,000
Pool B
Dax Holdren (8) 3
0
6
2 156
137 $3,000
Eric Fonoimoana (13)
1
2
4
4 148
145 $1,000
Albert Hannemann (9)
1
2
3
5 142
151 $1,000
Eduardo Bacil (12)
1
2
3
5 140
153 $1,000
Women's Day One W
L SF
SA PF PA
Earnings
Pool A
Leanne Schuster (11)
3
0
6
2 126
91 $3,000
Carrie Busch (14)
1
2
4
4 105
112 $1,000
Nancy Mason/
Danalee Bragado (10)
1
2
3
5 102
115 $1,000
Linda Hanley (7)
1
2
3
5 101
116 $1,000
Pool B
Liz Masakayan (12)
3
0
6
1 138
117 $3,000
Jennifer Meredith (9) 1
2
3
4 130
125 $1,000
Rachel Wacholder (13) 1
2
3
4 125
130 $1,000
Dianne DeNecochea (8) 1
2
2
5 117
138 $1,000
Men's Day Two & Three
W
L SF
SA PF PA
Earnings
Pool C
Kevin Wong (1) 2
0
4
0 85
71 $3,500
Mike Whitmarsh (5)
1
1
2
2 79
77 $1,750
Dax Holdren (8, 8)
1
1
2
2 77
79 $1,750
Lee LeGrande (4)
0
2
0
4 71
85 $0
Pool D
Stein Metzger (2)
3
0
6
2 151
135 $5,250
Brent Doble (3) 1
2
4
4 144
142 $1,750
Todd Rogers (7,7)
1
2
3
5 140
146 $1,750
Canyon Ceman (6)
1
2
3
5 137
149 $1,750
Women's Day Two & Three W
L SF
SA PF PA
Earnings
Pool C
Elaine Youngs (1)
2
0
4
0 88
77 $3,500
Wendy Stammer (5)
1
1
2
2 83
82 $1,750
Leanne Schuster (8, 11) 1
1
2
2 82
83
$1,750
Holly McPeak (4)
0
2
0
4 77
88 $0
Pool D
Lisa Arce (3) 3
0
6
2 155
134 $5,250
Sarah Straton (6)
1
2
4
4 143
146 $1,750
Liz Masakayan (7, 12) 1
2
3
5 140
149 $1,750
Barbra Fontana (2)
1
2
3
5 140
149 $1,750
Sunday, September 9 Match Schedule
· 10 a.m. - Women Pool C winner/Straton (6) vs. Arce (3)/Pool C
runner-up
· 11 a.m. - Men Pool C winner/Doble (3) vs. Metzger (2)/Pool C
runner-up
· 12:15 p.m. - Women Pool C winner/Pool C runner-up vs. Arce
(3)/Straton (6)
· 1:15 p.m. - Men Pool C winner/Pool C runner-up vs. Metzger
(2)/Doble (3)
· 2:30 p.m. - Women Pool C winner/Arce (3) vs. Pool C
runner-up/Straton (6)
· 3:30 p.m. - Men Pool C winner/Metzger (2) vs. Pool C
runner-up/Doble (3).
PRIZE MONEY - In addition to winning place money for finishing first
through
eight, players will be earning money for each match win, including
$1,000 for a
match victory on Day 1, $1,750 for a match victory on either Day 2 or
3, and
$2,500 for a match victory on Day 4. Here is the place for a top
eight finish
- 1st, $10,000; 2nd, $6,000; 3rd, $4,000; 4th, $2,500; 5th, $1,500;
6th, $1,250; 7th, $1,000, 8th, $ 750.
EARNINGS AFTER TWO-PLUS DAYS OF COMPETITION
Men
Earnings Women
Earnings
Rogers $5,500
Schuster $5,500
Holdren $5,500 Masakayan
$5,500
Metzger $7,750 Youngs $4,250
Wong $4,250 Arce $7,750
Doble $4,250 Stammer $2,500
Ceman $2,500 Straton $4,250
LeGrande
$750 Fontana $2,500
Whitmarsh $2,500 McPeak
$750
9th - Fonoimoana $1,000
9th- Busch $1,000
10th - Hannemann $1,000
10th - Meredith $1,000
11th - Bacil $1,000 11th -
Wacholder $1,000
12th - Scott $1,000 12th -
Mason $1,000
13th - Ayakatubby $1,000 13th
- Hanley $1,000
Saturday, September 8 Match Results
Men's Results
· Stein Metzger, Honolulu, Hi. (No. 2-seeded Men's
player)/Canyon Ceman,
Manhattan Beach, Calif. (6) def. Brent Doble, St. Paul, Minn. (3)/Todd
Rogers,
Santa Barbara, Calif. (7, No. 7-seeded overall), 22-20, 18-21 and 15-12
(68 minutes);
· 11 a.m. - Kevin Wong, Pearl City, Hi. (1)/Mike Whitmarsh, San
Diego, Caiif. (5) vs.
Lee LeGrande, Honolulu, Hi. (4)/Dax Holdren, Santa Barbara, Calif. (8,
8);
· 1 p.m. - Metzger (2)/Doble (3) vs. Ceman (6)/Rogers (7, 7);
· 2 p.m. - Wong (1)/LeGrande (4) vs. Whitmarsh (5)/Holdren (8,
8);
Women's Results
· 12 p.m. - Barbra Fontana, Manhattan Beach, Calif. (No.
2-seeded Women's
player)/Lisa Arce, Redondo Beach, Calif. (3) vs. Sarah Straton, Hermosa
Beach,
Calif. (6)/Liz Masakayan, San Diego, Calif. (7, No. 12-seeded overall);
· 3 p.m. - Elaine Youngs, Durango, Colo. (1)/Holly McPeak,
Manhattan Beach,
Colo. (4) vs. Wendy Stammer, Tigard, Ore. (5)/Leanne Schuster, Mesa,
Ariz. (8, 12).
Arce & Wong Capture Paul Mitchell Pro Beach Volleyball Crowns
LAS VEGAS, NEV. - Lisa Arce and Kevin Wong were the "big" winners
here Sunday
(September 9) on the sand at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino as the
pair captured
the $150,000 Paul Mitchell Queen and King of the Beach crowns.
Arce won her first and third match Sunday while keeping in close in
the second
to capture the Paul Mitchell Queen of the Beach title and $20,250 in
prize
money on the sand at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino.
Arce clinched the title by scoring a 21-17 and 21-16 win with Elaine
Youngs
over Holly McPeak and Sarah Straton in 42 minutes. McPeak had
entered the
final match with a 2-0 record with both Arce and Youngs sporting a 1-1
match mark Sunday.
Sunday's QOB title was Arce's second as she won the 1998 title in
Huntington
Beach, Calif. Youngs placed second to earn $16,250 as she edged
McPeak for the
spot due to point ratio (1.016 to 0.969). McPeak, the 1999 Queen
of the Beach,
earned $10,750 for placing third while Straton finished fourth to net
$4,250.
Barbra Fontana, the 2000 Queen of the Beach, was eliminated Saturday
after
finishing behind Arce and Straton in pool play.
Wong used a 21-19 win with Stein Metzger in the first set of
Sunday's final
men's match over Mike Whitmarsh and Brent Doble to capture the King of
the
Beach title. Wong became only the second player in Association of
Volleyball
Professionals (AVP) history to win the KOB crown in his first
appearance. David Swatik was the first in 1999.
Whitmarsh, the 2000 King of the Beach, finished second to earn
$12,000 while
Doble and Metzger tied for third. Metzger, who played the 2001
pro beach
volleyball season with Wong, earned $11,000 over three days of
competition.
Doble, a winner of two AVP team titles this season with Lee LeGrande,
won $7,500.
Wong, who captured three pro beach team titles this season along
with a
Broze
Medal last week at the Goodwill Games in Brisbane, Australia with
Metzger, has
now won $101,050 in 2001 to lead all United States pro beach
players. Metzger
is second with $91,050.
The 10th annual Paul Mitchell King & Queen of the Beach, being
hosted for the
fifth consecutive year by the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Las
Vegas, concluded
the eight-stop 2001 AVP Pro Beach Volleyball Tour. The special
tournament had
players switching partners for each match.
The official entries for The Paul Mitchell King & Queen of the
Beach were
identified with a player's top three finishes during the 2001 domestic
season
determining the top 14 players in each gender for Las Vegas. Echo
Entertainment of Studio City, Calif., taped The Paul Mitchell King
& Queen of
the Beach action for broadcast September 19 on FOX Sports Net.
Chris Marlowe
and Heather Cox handled the commentary.
PAUL MITCHELL KING & QUEEN OF THE BEACH COMPETITIONS
Las Vegas, Nev., September 6-9, 2001
September 6 at Sunset Park; September 7-9 at the Hard Rock Hotel &
Casino
Revised September 9, 2001, 5:54 PM
Sunday, September 9 Match Results
Men's Results
· Kevin Wong, Pearl City, Hi. (No. 1-seeded Men's player)/ Brent
Doble, St.
Paul, Minn. (3) def. Stein Metzger, Honolulu, Hi. (2)/Mike Whitmarsh,
San
Diego, Caiif. (5), 21-16 and 21-18 (54 minutes);
· Wong (1)/Whitmarsh (5) def. Metzger (2)/Doble (3), 21-13 and
22-20 (55);
· Wong (1)/Metzger (2) def. Whitmarsh (5)/Doble (3), 21-19 and
21-15 (47).
Women's Results
· Lisa Arce, Redondo Beach, Calif. (No. 3-seeded Women's
player)/Holly McPeak,
Manhattan Beach, Calif. (4) def. Sarah Straton, Hermosa Beach, Calif.
(6)/Elaine Youngs, Durango, Colo. (1), 25-23 and 21-17 (45 minutes);
· Youngs (1)/ McPeak (4) def. Arce (3)/Straton (6), 21-16, 13-21
and 15-13
(58);
· Youngs (1)/Arce (3) def. McPeak (4)/Straton (6), 21-17 and
21-16 (42).
MEN'S FINAL FOUR - Kevin Wong (5-1 match record), Stein Metzger
(4-2), Mike
Whitmarsh (3-3) and Brent Doble (2-4).
WOMEN'S FINAL FOUR - Lisa Arce (5-1), Elaine Youngs (5-1), Holly McPeak
(3-3)
and Sarah Straton (1-5).
Men's Day One W
L SF
SA PF
PA Earnings
Pool A
Todd Rogers (7) 3
0
6
0 126
91 $3,000
Sean Scott (10) 1
2
2
4 105
112 $1,000
Scott Ayakatubby (11) 1
2
2
4 102
115 $1,000
Collin Smith (14)
1
2
2
4 101
116 $1,000
Pool B
Dax Holdren (8) 3
0
6
2 156
137 $3,000
Eric Fonoimoana (13)
1
2
4
4 148
145 $1,000
Albert Hannemann (9)
1
2
3
5 142
151 $1,000
Eduardo Bacil (12)
1
2
3
5 140
153 $1,000
Women's Day One W
L SF
SA PF PA
Earnings
Pool A
Leanne Schuster (11)
3
0
6
2 126
91 $3,000
Carrie Busch (14)
1
2
4
4 105
112 $1,000
Nancy Mason/
Danalee Bragado (10)
1
2
3
5 102
115 $1,000
Linda Hanley (7)
1
2
3
5 101
116 $1,000
Pool B
Liz Masakayan (12)
3
0
6
1 138
117 $3,000
Jennifer Meredith (9) 1
2
3
4 130
125 $1,000
Rachel Wacholder (13) 1
2
3
4 125
130 $1,000
Dianne DeNecochea (8) 1
2
2
5 117
138 $1,000
Men's Day Two & Three
W
L SF
SA PF PA
Earnings
Pool C
Kevin Wong (1) 2
1
5
2 138
128 $3,500
Mike Whitmarsh (5)
2
1
4
3 136
130 $3,500
Dax Holdren (8, 8)
2
1
4
3 134
132 $3,500
Lee LeGrande (4)
0
3
1
6 124
142 $0
Pool D
Stein Metzger (2)
3
0
6
2 151
135 $5,250
Brent Doble (3) 1
2
4
4 144
142 $1,750
Todd Rogers (7,7)
1
2
3
5 140
146 $1,750
Canyon Ceman (6)
1
2
3
5 137
149 $1,750
Women's Day Two & Three W
L SF
SA PF PA
Earnings
Pool C
Elaine Youngs (1)
3
0
6
0 130
104 $5,250
Holly McPeak (4)
1
2
2
4 119
115 $1,750
Wendy Stammer (5)
1
2
2
4 110
124 $1,750
Leanne Schuster (8, 11) 1
2
2
4 109 125
$1,750
Pool D
Lisa Arce (3) 3
0
6
2 155
134 $5,250
Sarah Straton (6)
1
2
4
4 143
146 $1,750
Liz Masakayan (7, 12) 1
2
3
5 140
149 $1,750
Barbra Fontana (2)
1
2
3
5 140
149 $1,750
Men's Day Four W
L SF
SA PF PA
Earnings
Pool E
Kevin Wong (1) 3
0
6
0 127
101 $7,500
Mike Whitmarsh (5)
1
2
2
4 111
117 $2,500
Brent Doble (3) 1
2
2
4 109
119 $2,500
Stein Metzger (2)
1
2
2
4 109
119 $2,500
Pool E
Lisa Arce (3) 2
1
5
2 138
122 $5,000
Elaine Youngs (1)
2
1
4
3 131
129 $5,000
Holly McPeak (4)
2
1
4
3 128
132 $5,000
Sarah Straton (6)
0
3
1
6 123
137 $0
PRIZE MONEY - In addition to winning place money for
finishing
first through
eight, players will be earning money for each match win, including
$1,000 for a
match victory on Day 1, $1,750 for a match victory on either Day 2 or
3, and
$2,500 for a match victory on Day 4. Here is the place for a top
eight finish
- 1st, $10,000; 2nd, $6,000; 3rd, $4,000; 4th, $2,500; 5th, $1,500;
6th, $1,250; 7th, $1,000, 8th, $ 750.
EARNINGS AFTER THREE-PLUS DAYS OF COMPETITION
Men's Earnings
1st - Wong $21,000
2nd - Whitmarsh $12,000
T3rd - Metzger $11,000
T3rd - Doble $7,500
5th - Holdren $8,000
6th - Rogers $6,000
7th - Ceman $2,750
8th - LeGrande $750
9th - Fonoimoana $1,000
10th - Hannemann $1,000
11th - Bacil $1,000
12th - Scott $1,000
13th - Ayakatubby $1,000
14th - Smith $1,000
Women Earnings
1st - Arce $20,250
2nd - Youngs $16,250
3rd - McPeak $10,750
4th - Straton $4,250
T5th - Masakayan $6,125
T5th - Fontana $3,125
7th - Stammer $2,750
8th - Schuster $5,500
9th- Busch $1,000
10th - Meredith $1,000
11th - Wacholder $1,000
12th - Mason $1,000
13th - Hanley $1,000
14th - DeNecochea $1,000
Sunday, September 9, 2001
Women's Final
Notes & Quotes
FORMAT-Players compete with different partners each match to
determine
individual champions
Elaine Youngs & Lisa Arce vs. Holly McPeak & Sarah Straton)
(Youngs & Arce win Game 1, 21-17)
In Game 1, the match begins
with McPeak scoring the first point on a kill
after an Arce serve. Youngs and Arce then reel off three straight
points and
then after another McPeak kill, add another three with Arce serving for
a 6-3
lead. After Straton kills for a point, Youngs gets a cross court kill
for a 7-3
lead at the first side change. The teams trade points and then Youngs
and Arce
get two more points on a McPeak kill attempt that goes wide and a
Youngs kill
before McPeak and Straton call a time out at 10-4, Youngs & Arce.
After a
six-point run to 13-4, McPeak gets a kill and then McPeak serves for
another
point when Arce can't return it, 13-6. Arce gets a kill, 14-6 at the
second
side change. The team's exchange points twiceto 16-8 and then McPeak
& Straton
score three straight, 16-11. The teams trade points and McPeak &
Arce then
score two straight for a 17-13 score at the third side change. After
trading
twice to 19-15, McPeak gets a kill and an Arce kill attempt goes long
to give
McPeak and Straton three straight points as the score goes to 19-17,
Youngs &
Arce when Youngs & Arce call a time out. Arce goes cross court with
a soft kil
to go to game point and then a McPeak slap shot goes long and Youngs
and Arce
win the game, 21-17. There was only one tie in the game (1-1) and one
lead
change.
(Youngs & Arce win Game 2, 21-16)
In Game 2, Arce strieks
first with a kill and then McPeak & Arce answer with
one kill each for the lead, 2-1. The teams exchange points with ties at
2-2,
3-3, 4-4 and then 5-5 at the first side change. The scoring exchange
continues,
knotting the score at 6-6, 7-7, and 8-8. Youngs & Arce then get an
advantage,
scoring four straight points on a Youngs cross court kill, an Arce.
Kill down
the line, a McPeak kill attempt that goes long and a Stration miss hit
to lead
12-8 at the second side change. Arce then ends a big rally with a
soft-touch
kill for five straight points for her team. Straton then gets a kill,
13-9 and
the teams exchange points to 15-10, Youngs & Arce. Arce gives her
team a
six-point lead when Arce kills off McPeak's block attempt. The teams
trade
points to 19-13. Straton then blocks Arce, 19-14. Arce pokes to the
deep corner
to set up game and match point opportunity, 20-14. McPeak stays alive
with a
kill down the line and Straton goes big with another block, 20-16. Arce
ends
the match with a massive kill into the falling McPeak, winning the
game, match
and, for Arce, her second Queen of the Beach championship. The game had
eight
ties, but the last one was at 8-8. There were also two lead changes.
Stastically speaking:
Arce had a game-high 40
attacks, 13 digs, a game-high 20 kills, one block and two service
winners.
Youngs had 17 attacks, seven
digs, 10 kills, one block and one service winner.
McPeak had 34 attacks, a
game-high 15 digs, 14 kills and one service winner
Straton recorded 17 attacks,
two digs, seven kills and a game-high three blocks
QUOTES.
Lisa Arce: "I knew I would
have to win all of my matches with this much
competition and I had great partners today. Sarah Straton played just
awesome
on Friday and that helped me get off to a great start. In this final
match
against Sarah and Holly (McPeak), we got the momentum early and it
pushed out
to a big lead. In game two, they started the game playing great defense
until
we were tied at 8-8. We got just enough momentum going again, but I
just hoped
I wouldn't run out of gas in the heat. I surprised people when I won in
1998,
but this year everybody expected me to play well. Nobody was taking me
for
granted, but the match ups worked in my favor this year."
Association of Volleyball Professionals
2001 AVP Pro Beach Volleyball Tour
$150,000 Paul Mitchell King & Queen of the Beach
Sunday, September 9, 2001
Men's Final
Notes & Quotes
FORMAT-Players compete with different partners each match to
determine individual champions
Kevin Wong & Stein Metzger vs. Mike Whitmarsh & Brent Doble
(Wong & Metzger win Game 1, 21-19)
In Game 1, Wong kills to
open the game, and after the game is tied at 1-1 and
2-2, the teams battle back and forth with Whitmarsh & Doble leading
at the
first side change, 6-4 and then 11-9 at the second. With a Metzger kill
and a
Whitmarsh kill attempt going wide, the game is tied for the first time
at
11-11. The teams trade points for a tie at 12-12 and then Metzger &
Wong take
the lead for good at 13-12. The match is tied two more times at 15-15,
16-16,
17-17 and 18-18. Wong smacks in two straight blocks for winners, 20-18,
Whitmarsh keeps his team alive with a kill, 20-19, before another Wong
kill
ends the match, giving Metzger & Wong a 21-19 victory. There were
eight ties in
the game and two lead changes.
( Wong & Metzger win Game 2, 21-15)
In Game 2, the King of the
Beach title already won by Kevin Wong, the teams
were battling for pride and the rest of the $150,000 prize money. A
touch call
gives the first point to Wong & Metzger and the teams battle
tightly with early
ties at 1-1, 2-2, before Wong & Metzger started to pull away with
Wong blocks
and Metzger kills, holding three-point edges at 8-5, 9-6, 10-7, 1-8,
12-9 and
13-10 before another Metzger cross-court kill follows another Wong
block for a
five-point advantage at 15-10. After trading points, a Whitmarsh
service error
gives Wong & Metzger a six-point lead at 17-11. Whitmarsh and Doble
make a
little run with two points, to move the score to 18-14. Another Wong
block and
a Metzger kill move the score to game and match point at 20-14. After a
Metzger
srvice error, a Metzger kill ends the match, and a game score of 21-15
for Wong
& Metzger. There were two ties, no lead changes, and two game point
opportunities.
Stastically speaking:
Metzger had 21 attacks, nine
digs, 10 kills, one ace, and one service winner.
Wong had 22 attacks, three
digs, a game-high 18 kills, and a game-high five blocks.
Doble recorded a game-high
29 attacks, five digs and 13 kills.
Whitmarsh had 20 attacks,
five digs, 12 kills and one block
QUOTES:
Kevin Wong: "It was a magical weekend for me and it's great to be back
playing
with the AVP. It doesn't get any better than this. I really have to
thank Stein
(Metzger) too, because he has helped me raise my game to another
level."
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