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AVP TOUR Y2K4-YEAR 2004
SCHEDULE
2004 Schedule Announcement
Current schedule for the AVP Tour in the year 2004
Date Event Site
April 02-04 2004 AVP FT. LAUDERDALE OPEN South Beach Park Ft. Lauderdale, FLA. * Cable,FSNet
April 23-25 2004 AVP TEMPE ARIZONA OPEN Tempe Beach Park Tempe, ARIZ. * Cable,FSNet
April 30- May 2 2004 AVP AUSTIN OPEN Auditorium Shores Park Austin,TX * Cable,FSNet
May 28-30 BUD LITE 2004 AVP HUNTINGTON OPEN Huntington Beach Pier Huntington Beach, CA * Cable,FSNet
June 4-6 BUD LITE 2004AVP MANHATTAN BEACH OPEN Manhattan Beach Pier ManhatBeach,CA* Cable,FSNet
June 11-13 BUD LITE 2004 AVP SAN DIEGO OPEN Mariners Point San Diego, CA. * Cable,FSNet
July 8-11 BUD LITE 2004 AVP BELMAR OPEN Belmar Beach Belmar, NJ **LIVE on NBC
July 22-25 BUD LITE 2004 AVP HERMOSA OPEN Hermosa Beach Pier Hermosa Beach, CA. **LIVE on NBC
September 2-5 BUD LITE 2004 AVP CHICAGO OPEN North Avenue Beach Chicago, IL **LIVE on NBC
September 9-11 AQUIFINA 2004 AVP Las Vegas Shootout Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Las Vegas, NV *TAPE on NBC
Oct. 16-17 2004 AVP SANTA BARBARA INVITATIONAL Santa Barbara, CA *Cable,FSNet
The AVP Is Back on NBC
Five Live/Tape Broadcasts During the 2004 Season Marks the Return Of Beach Volleyball to Network Television for the third year in a row
FOX SPORTS NET EVENT BROADCAST DATE / TIME
*Check you local listings for Broadcast times yet to be announced actual event dates below only not necessarily brodcast dates
April Event Location Broadcast Date Broadcast Time Network Ft. Lauderdale, FL Sat. 17 1:00-2:00PM Fox Sports Net Ft. Lauderdale, FL Sun. 18 5:00-6:00PM Fox Sports Net Ft. Lauderdale, FL Sat. 24 1:00-2:00PM Fox Sports Net Ft. Lauderdale, FL Sun. 25 5:00-6:00PM Fox Sports Net May Event Location Broadcast Date Broadcast Time Network Tempe, AZ Sat. 1 1:00-2:00PM Fox Sports Net Tempe, AZ Sun. 2 5:00-6:00PM Fox Sports Net Tempe, AZ Sat. 8 1:00-2:00PM Fox Sports Net Tempe, AZ Sun. 9 5:00-6:00PM Fox Sports Net Austin, TX Sat. 15 1:00-2:00PM Fox Sports Net Austin, TX Sun. 16 5:00-6:00PM Fox Sports Net Austin, TX Sat. 22 1:00-2:00PM Fox Sports Net Austin, TX Sun. 23 5:00-6:00PM Fox Sports Net Ft. Lauderdale, FL Sat. 29 1:00-2:00PM Fox Sports Net Ft. Lauderdale, FL Sun. 30 5:00-6:00PM Fox Sports Net JUNE Event Location Broadcast Date Broadcast Time Network Huntington Beach, CA Sat. 5 1:00-2:00PM Fox Sports Net Huntington Beach, CA Sun. 6 5:00-6:00PM Fox Sports Net Huntington Beach, CA Sat. 12 1:00-2:00PM Fox Sports Net Huntington Beach, CA Sun. 14 5:00-6:00PM Fox Sports Net Huntington Beach, CA Sat. 19 1:00-2:00PM Fox Sports Net Huntington Beach, CA Sun. 20 5:00-6:00PM Fox Sports Net Manhattan Beach, CA Sat. 26 1:00-2:00PM Fox Sports Net Manhattan Beach, CA Sun. 27 5:00-6:00PM Fox Sports Net JULY Event Location Broadcast Date Broadcast Time Network San Diego, CA Sat. 3 1:00-2:00PM Fox Sports Net San Diego, CA Sun. 4 5:00-6:00PM Fox Sports Net
San Diego, CA Sat. 17 1:00-2:00PM Fox Sports Net San Diego, CA Sun. 18 5:00-6:00PM Fox Sports Net Belmar, NJ Sat. 31 1:00-2:00PM Fox Sports Net AUGUST Event Location Broadcast Date Broadcast Time Network Belmar, NJ Sun. 1 5:00-6:00PM Fox Sports Net Belmar, NJ Sat. 7 1:00-2:00PM Fox Sports Net Belmar, NJ Sun. 8 5:00-6:00PM Fox Sports Net Hermosa Beach, CA Sat. 28 1:00-2:00PM Fox Sports Net Hermosa Beach, CA Sun. 29 5:00-6:00PM Fox Sports Net
SEPTEMBER Event Location Broadcast Date Broadcast Time Network Hermosa Beach, CA Sat. 18 1:00-2:00PM Fox Sports Net Hermosa Beach, CA Sun. 19 5:00-6:00PM Fox Sports Net
OCTOBER Event Location Broadcast Date Broadcast Time Network Chicago, IL Sun. 3 5:00-6:00PM Fox Sports Net Chicago, IL Sun. 10 5:00-6:00PM Fox Sports Net Las Vegas, NV Sun. 17 5:00-6:00PM Fox Sports Net Las Vegas, NV Sun. 24 5:00-6:00PM Fox Sports Net Honolulu, HI Sun. 31 5:00-6:00PM Fox Sports Net NOVEMBER Event Location Broadcast Date Broadcast Time Network Honolulu, HI Sun. 7 5:00-6:00PM Fox Sports Net Los Angeles, CA (Carson) Sat. 13 4:00-5:00PM Fox Sports Net Los Angeles, CA (Carson) Sun. 14 5:00-6:00PM Fox Sports Net Los Angeles, CA (Carson) Sat. 20 4:00-5:00PM Fox Sports Net Los Angeles, CA (Carson) Sun. 21 5:00-6:00PM Fox Sports Net
AVP Womens News - TV Update * OLD 2002 information below,stay tuned as to what AVP women's events will be scheduled for broadcast on this network in 2004.
NEW YORK (Variety) - Geraldine Laybourne's Oxygen Media will cablecast five of the seven women's Assn. of Volleyball Professionals (AVP) tournaments this summer. The deal is consistent with Oxygen's recently announced strategy of focusing only on high-visibility women's sports. Six weeks ago, Oxygen laid off 20 people in its sports division, reducing the number of events from 31 per year to about 12. Lydia Stephans, president and executive producer of Oxygen Sports, called the AVP tournaments "the premier women's beach volleyball competition in the world." In addition to the five Oxygen cablecasts, the AVP will get three live broadcasts on NBC. Oxygen's five cablecasts will run on consecutive Sunday afternoons at 2, beginning June 9.
EVENT BROADCAST DATE / TIME *Check you local listings for Broadcast times yet to be announced actual event dates below only not necessarily brodcast dates
AVP Hour on the radio
Courtesy of Hugo Rec.Sport.Volleyball In yesterday's LA Times (May 17, 2002), a column written by Larry Stewart, he mentiones that: "Karch Kiraly and Sinjin Smith will co-host a new weekly show, "The AVP Hour," on KMPC (1540 AM) Thursdays, 7-8 p.m., beginning next week (May 23, 2002)." However, I listened to KMPC earlier today (Sat. May 18) and I heard a commercial for it and "Geeter" (Chris McGee) said that he and Sinjin will be hosting this new weekly show. He also said that if you don't listen you'll get sand kicked in your face! ;-) Anyway, whoever is hosting, it's good to know that the vball community is getting high profile ambassadors of the game to get the word out about beach volleyball on the radio! Yay volleyball! I hope that we can continue this well into the future. :-) Hugo Hey Hugo,Thanks for the info.Any coverage of the AVP by its Players is welcome news.By the way Ian Clark has had his own radio show of sorts on Live365 for over 2 years now.Take a listen to DJ Slimknicky1 at the following link: Listen!!! to "I-RADIO AVP" IMAN'S Broadcasting in Stereo!!!24/7 Featuring "DJ- KNICKY" playing all the hits for AVP fans!!! Coming SOON,Player I-Views & Past Years &Current AVP Event coverage in Real Audio! http://www.live365.com/cgi-bin/directory.cgi?autostart=slimnicky1 I-RADIO AVP
"Karch Kiraly and Sinjin Smith will co-host a new weekly show, "The AVP Hour," on KMPC (1540 AM) Thursdays, 7-8 p.m., beginning next week (May 23, 2002)."
You can listen to it live on the internet on your computer here,follow this link:
KMPC Sporting News Radio Los Angeles 1540 Los Angeles, CA.
The AVP Hour
**HAVE NOT HEARD YET IF THERE ARE TO BE RADIO BROADCASTS IN 2004 STAY TUNED
Dig Magazine First Issue: April 2003 (40-pages, around 80 volleyball photos) Articles: This month on tour - Ft. Lauderdale, Tempe
Locals only - where AVP players eat, drink and kick it in Fort Lauderdale and Tempe
The scene - Huntington Beach
Ten ways not to break into the AVP tour
Beach Vocabulary 101
Hot tunes
AVP 2003, Photo Profiles Misty May - Kerri Walsh Holly McPeak - Elaine Youngs Jenny Johnson Jordan - Annett Davis Carrie Busch - Leanne McSorley Lisa Arce - Rachel Wacholder Women's Contenders
Eric Fonoimoana - Dax Holdren Stein Metzger - Kevin Wong Mike Whitmarsh - Canyon Ceman Karch Kiraly - Brent Doble Albert Hannemann - Sean Scott Men's Contenders
Hot Gear - Spring Wraps
Fashion Flashback
Legend Connection Ron Von Hagen - Karch Kiraly
The Clinic - Beach Facts & Myths on Hitting Big
Beach Smack with Brian Lewis
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Articles 2003-2004 Off Season
Icy ad has sun shining on beach volleyball stars USA-TODAY Posted 3/4/2004
Beach volleyball players Misty May and Kerri Walsh may be best known for playing in an unusual environment. The duo starred in a memorable ad, broadcast during the Super Bowl, in which they played on ice in their standard skimpy beachwear. Each player spoke separately with USATODAY.com's Beau Dure. Misty May and Kerri Walsh finished the 2003 season ranked second in the world. They've started on a roll in 2004 with a win in Brazil. By Robert Hanashiro, USA TODAY 1. What kind of reaction have you received from the Super Bowl volleyball on ice ad? Misty: It's on all the time. Just last night, I was at Claim Jumper (restaurant) and a guy came up, "Oh, great commercial!" A lot of people see it all the time, and there's been really great feedback. Everybody's excited. We're around a lot of volleyball players, and it's just great for the sport in general. Kerri: Personally, I have people I haven't heard from in so long calling and saying how proud they are of me and my partner just for being chosen for the ad because they know the magnitude of that TV spot. Professionally, all our sponsors are very happy, which makes me happy. It was huge for our sport. It was awesome that Misty and I were chosen; we felt very privileged to be able to represent our sport in such an awesome commercial. The exposure was good on every front. I'd never been put in a situation like that — it's five below, we're pulling up to a commercial set, we're supposed to strip down to our Speedos. It was a new experience for me, which was a lot of fun. So it really was five below? Kerri: Yeah — we showed up, and it was negative-5. I think when we got out of the car it was zero, and when we started it was five degrees. We filmed two days in Malibu — it was like 75 degrees, and they created an ice field. The ice was kind of like snow-cone ice, it was really tough and gravelly. But it was super-legit, the ice was cold. Then we went up to Mammoth and we shot right off the road in the most beautiful setting. It was freezing, and it was a real ice field. Misty: Oh yes. And then it warmed up a bit, but it was still freezing. But it was fun because it's something we normally wouldn't do. 2. Would ice volleyball make a good Winter Olympic sport? Kerri: It would be a dramatic change from what we're used to. I think I'm very partial to the sun and the sand. Misty: It would definitely keep doctors and physical therapists in business. Sliding around on not-very-good footing, a lot of injuries. But when you get injured, the very first thing you're supposed to do is put ice on it, so I guess that'd be a good thing. 3. The head of soccer's organizing body recently suggested that women's soccer might get more attention if the uniforms were more like volleyball uniforms — in other words, tighter and shorter. Were you two tempted to wear soccer uniforms the next time you played? Kerri: That's the first I've heard of it, and that's an interesting idea. Soccer is unique in itself, and the uniforms are very functional and versatile for their sport. It would be a transition for those players to be wearing spandex out there. I love our uniforms. It was kind of an adjustment, learning to play in a bikini, but that's what we need on the beach. You don't want to be wearing big, baggy sports. They get in the way. Misty: I grew up playing soccer. It's totally different. In soccer, you're running, you're not jumping and diving around too much on the ground. In volleyball, when you go to jump, you get your thumbs caught in their pockets, and you're caught in the pant leg. It's just more comfortable and less restrictive with what we're wearing. Plus, I grew up on the beach. I'm used to wearing a bathing suit. It's very comfortable for me. Soccer's a totally different sport. If they want to wear bikinis and slide on the grass ... I've played soccer, and it hurts, the strawberries you get. It would be less coverage, and it would definitely hurt. So is your uniform functional for what you play? It's not simply to show off, right? Kerri: No, not by any means. I think it's part of the alluring part of our sport, which is women in bikinis, but on the flip side of that, we need to be wearing bikinis. You don't want to be wearing baggy clothes and be lost in your clothes. And that's one of the cool things about our sport — we've adjusted and found something that was right. Myself, working with Speedo, we found something that is functional and sassy at the same time, which is a great combination. I think it all helps — the uniform is part of any single game out there, whether it's protective or whatever. Were you disappointed when you saw Serena Williams (playing beach volleyball) in the Nike ad? Kerri: She looked awesome! She hammered that ball! She did, but she wasn't wearing the uniform! Kerri: On the AVP, we're allowed to wear whatever you want. She was wearing little boy shorts and a rash guard, that's very beachy. If she were on the beach, I assume that's what she'd be wearing, and it would fly. People would enjoy it, she'd be very comfortable in it, and she'd probably do very well. 4. What's the strangest thing you've heard from fans while you were playing? Kerri: People yelling in Chinese always gets me thinking. We play all over the world, so I pretty much can't understand a lot of what people are throwing at us. Here in America, I haven't really heard any interesting things. I've had some date propositions, but that's about as crazy as it gets. My boyfriend doesn't care for that too much. He's usually cheering me on. Misty: I don't know, because I tune 'em out! 5. Because we're talking to each of you separately, we're going to quiz you and your teammate and see if your answers match. What's your favorite movie? What's hers? Kerri: My favorite movie is True Romance. She fell asleep during it. Her favorite movie would be Jim Carrey ... the Pet Detective (Ace Ventura). Let her give you a couple because it'll be in there. Misty: Hers is True Romance. Mine … anything funny, Happy Gilmore, Jim Carrey movies. 6. If your teammate could live anywhere in the world other than California, where would you live? Kerri: We're both such homebodies. At this point (for Misty), I would say Florida, because she has a new boyfriend there. I would probably say Lake Tahoe, Nevada. She'd get that one wrong. Misty: I have friends who live in St. Thomas, and I like that area a lot. The Caribbean is very nice. My dad's from Hawaii, so as long as it's warm and tropical. But there is a side of me that would like to live in the mountains. If Kerri couldn't live in California, maybe Hawaii. She said Lake Tahoe, Nevada. Misty: Oh yeah, yeah, yeah. See, I always think of that as California. For you, she said Florida because of something about a new boyfriend. Misty: He has to make the team first. But that's tropical, I love the humidity and I love the weather down there. He plays for the Marlins. He's on the bubble right now. I think he can make the squad. Actually, I'm leaving there tomorrow to go see him for a couple of days, my dad and I. They've started their games. Do you want to reveal who he is? Misty: His name's Matt Treanor. It's been in the Florida papers. I don't know why it was such a big deal who's dating whom on their team! (Treanor, a catcher who played last season with the Marlins' top minor league club, the Albuquerque Isotopes, is one of several Marlins in high-profile relationships. Carl Pavano is dating actress Alyssa Milano, and Josh Beckett is dating model/sportscaster Leeann Tweeden.) 7. If you could do any Olympic sport other than volleyball, what would it be? Kerri: I'd like to do basketball because that's what I'm second-best at. And team sports are a lot of fun. And USA generally wins, so that's a good thing. Misty: I've always wanted to do skeleton. I know it's a Winter Olympic sport, but I want to try it. By Alan Lessig, USA TODAY Before her move to the beach, Kerri Walsh helped the U.S. women finish fourth in the 2000 Olympics. 8. How did Misty talk Kerri into playing beach volleyball? (Here, their recollections differed. First, Kerri's version ...) Kerri: There wasn't much convincing needed. The fact that she was my first partner in the world was kind of a sign to be saying, "you need to stick with her." When I initially came out, I was terrible. I was not happy with myself and a little depressed because it was such a transition for me and I wasn't very good. I had really high expectations. The fact that she stuck with me is better than anything she could verbally say to me. What sort of transition problems were you having? Kerri: Fundamentally, beach volleyball is the same as indoor volleyball, but you throw in the sand, you throw in the wind, you throw in the sun, and the fact that there's two of you on the court covering the same area, it's pretty intense, and it's a big adjustment. Mostly I was impatient with myself. As far as help to anybody who is making the transition, that's the number one requisite: Be patient with yourself or you're not going to get anywhere. (Misty's version ...) Misty: I didn't talk her into playing. We'd been playing indoor for so long. You don't want to lose that fire. People doing the same thing every day, and then they end up hating what they're doing instead of making a little change. She just came out to the beach, tried and liked it, and she stayed. Kerri said she had some transition problems. Misty: No. She's always been a great player. She's pulling your leg. 9. Some advice for amateur beach volleyball players — how do you get the sand off? Misty: Take a shower after you're done! It's great to be sandy. That means you worked hard. If you're sandy, you are groveling and hustling. If you're not sandy, something's wrong. Kerri: I have a nifty Speedo towel that I use. You just kind of rub and rub. Usually, you just leave some of it on because it's going to stick on you anyway. You've got to adjust. I have it everywhere, no matter how many times I shower. My skin's very soft. Oh, is it sort of a loofahing effect? Kerri: Exactly! It's a natural exfoliation process. 10. What do typical viewers not understand about beach volleyball? Misty: Maybe the scoring. It's an easier scoring system, I think. Some of the calls the refs make, like double hits. Kerri: It's a two-part question. The great thing about our sport that everyone can relate to — you can be two feet tall and 150 pounds, and you can play this sport. So everyone in the world can play beach volleyball. But when you come to one of our events and you see the level we're playing, and how intense it is and how great the athletes are — the fact that there's world-class Olympic athletes playing this sport, I don't think people understand that yet. I don't think it takes much to turn people on to that notion because it hits you in the face right when you walk on the sand. It's so apparent — our players are so accessible and within arm's reach of the spectators. You can't escape the fact that we're good athletes. That's just what we are, and this is our job, and it's a legitimate sport. The great thing is that everyone has played beach volleyball somewhere, but when you watch us play, it's a new experience. Yet wonderfully the same.
AVP Joins Read Across America March 9, 2004
Who better to take a reading break with than professional beach volleyball stars and Dr. Seuss? Matt Fuerbringer prepares to read Green Eggs and Ham by Dr. Seuss to a class at Walt Disney Elementary School. Thanks to AVPCares (the AVP's charitable arm) and the National Education Association's Read Across America initiative, members of the third grade at Walt Disney Elementary School in Anaheim, Calif. were treated to a March 5 visit from AVP Pro Beach Volleyball Tour stars Matt Fuerbringer and Angie Akers. Launched in 1998, Read Across America focuses the country's attention on the importance of motivating children to read in addition to helping them master the basic skills of reading and is used as a celebration of the March 2 birthday of Theodor Seuss Geisel, better known as Dr. Seuss, the deceased author of many beloved children's books. Fuerbringer chose to read Dr. Seuss' Green Eggs and Ham to the children while Akers selected I Can Read With My Eyes Shut by the author who would have celebrated his 100th birthday this year. One of AVPCares' goals is enhancing the AVP's impact on its surroundings by creating comprehensive community programs, providing strategic assistance and facilitating ongoing interaction for its athletes with the community at large. AVPCares prides itself on organizing community charitable events and is currently planning an Easter egg hunt with the patients at the City of Hope Campus in Duarte, Calif. Serena Williams takes on the AVP Nike, Inc. March 10, 2004 Nike launched its "What If?" Spring advertising campaign, featuring a montage of sport highlights with Andre Agassi, Lance Armstrong, Randy Johnson, Marion Jones, Brian Urlacher, Michael Vick and Serena Williams. These seven world-class athletes step outside of their own sport to display their tremendous talents in sports such as boxing, baseball, hockey, volleyball, gymnastics and bowling. The six-week campaign provides consumers with images of Andre Agassi as a member of the Boston Red Sox fielding a ground ball and throwing out a speedy runner at first base; Lance Armstrong battling toe-to-toe with Fitz Vanderpool in the ring; Marion Jones speeding toward the vault and executing a perfect flip among others. "Nike athletes such as Michael Vick and Brian Urlacher prove each time they hit the field how powerful talent, speed and desire can be," said Nancy Monsarrat. Director of Nike's US Advertising. "The 'What If' campaign takes athletes who are well known for a specific sport and translates their 'drive to win' into success in other sports." "I bounced around from football to baseball to basketball and finally got into endurance related sports like swimming, running and cycling," said Lance Armstrong. "You're the only person out there in gymnastics," said Marion Jones. "All the pressure is on you and you have to perform at a given moment in front of thousands and thousands of people and particularly in front of judges, or what they call a jury. It's interesting, I'd get a kick out that." To create the realistic vignettes, elite coaches and trainers worked with the Nike athletes to ensure authenticity to the last detail. In addition, Nike secured participation from athletes from each of the respective sports to appear with the seven stars. Serena Williams is partnered with AVP Tour Professional Nancy Mason as she hits a powerful crosscourt spike playing against Jenn Meredith and Carrie Busch; and Randy Johnson bowls against the legendary and recent US Open winner, Pete Weber.
Articles 2002-2003 Off Season
-Catch up on your reading as to what happened after the end of last year's AVP season here.
Todd Rogers is living proof of the acorn not falling too far from the tree.
He lives in the same city (Santa Barbara, Calif.) that he grew up in, attended college (University of California at Santa Barbara) at and now competes on the beaches of as a member of the Association of Volleyball Professionals..........................
The wait was worth it.
For Association of Volleyball Professional Albert Hannemann, it was a nine-year wait until his first professional beach volleyball championship.
It was at the June 7-9 AVP Hermosa Beach (Calif.) Open Presented by Michelob Light at Mervyn's Beach Bash that Hannemann, teamed with Jeff Nygaard, finally became victorious. The win also accounted for Nygaard’s first title in his third season of competing professionally............................
Manhattan Beach, CA--The Association of Volleyball Professionals (AVP) announced today that the number one team on the International FIVB Pro Beach Volleyball Tour, Misty May and Kerri Walsh, have signed an exclusive contract with the AVP Tour effective immediately...................................
Because a large majority of the Association of Volleyball Professionals reside in California (or similar mild climate areas), snow and chill are not factors in most holiday celebrations involving AVP athletes and their loved ones.
Therefore, the holiday lyrics “chestnuts roasting on an open fire, Jack Frost nipping at your nose,” may be more appropriate if replaced with “bon fires on a sandy beach, sunscreen spread on your nose.”
Regardless of the locality, everyone spends time during this season in their own special way and the AVP thought it could bring cheer to its followers by sharing some thoughts from its competitors on their holiday pleasures.
The AVP offers a gift to all of its supporters during this festive time. Through this holiday season, the responses from players of the AVP about their responses to the following questions are shared:
Where will you spend the holidays this year? What is the No. 1 gift on your holiday list? What is your favorite holiday memory?
Season’s greetings from the AVP and stay tuned for 2003...........................
After taking a year off of her professional beach volleyball career to bring daughter Jaylen into the world, Association of Volleyball Professionals’ Jennifer Johnson Jordan hit the beach running in 2002. Teamed with Annett Davis, who also sat out the 2001 season due to a pregnancy, Johnson Jordan amassed $40,395 in earnings on last season’s AVP Tour..................
After 10 seasons of professional doubles volleyball experience Association of Volleyball Professionals’ Lisa Arce has accomplished a lot. The 33-year-old volleyball Redondo Beach, Calif. resident, who took home the 2001 AVP Queen of the Beach honor, earned $18,428 on the 2002 AVP Tour with partner Linda Hanley. Arce and Hanley tied for third place at the Sept. 5-7 Paul Mitchell AVP Shootout in Las Vegas. Her $41,525 in 2001 AVP prize money, earned with partner Holly McPeak, was tops and complimented the University of California graduate’s $42,625 on the Fèdèration Internationale de Volleyball World Tour nicely during the same season.............................
Association of Volleyball Professionals Eric Fonoimoana and Albert Hannemann started the holiday season on a charitable note by hosting a fundraiser with high hopes of helping kids. The Dec. 12 Winter Warmth Celebration 2002, held at Sangria Restaurant in Hermosa Beach, Calif., served not only as a kickoff party for the South Bay’s winter season but also as an evening to provide children in Los Angeles with literacy programs, in-classroom libraries, academic scholarships and volleyball training..................................
There are a number of reasons that qualify Association of Volleyball Professionals’ Karch Kiraly as the greatest volleyball player of all time. 3 million, 143 and three are some that quickly come to mind. Anybody paying attention to the 17-year career of the 42-year-old UCLA graduate who earned this season’s AVP Best Defensive Player Award, knows what the numbers represent. 3 million: amount of dollars earned in volleyball career earnings making him the first to surpass the milestone. The exact numbers is $3,001,258. 143: number of career tournament championships with the most recent coming at the June 14-16 AVP Michelob Light Santa Barbara Open presented by Paul Mitchell with partner Brent Doble...................................
In just a matter of weeks the first recipients of automatic Main Draw berths into an AVP Pro Beach Volleyball Tour event will compete thanks to this season’s experimental AVPNext Semi-pro Circuit. The program offers elite up-and-coming competitors the opportunity to compare skill levels to other players across the nation and to compete against the world’s finest on the AVP....................................................
April 2-4 PAUL MITCHELL 2004 AVP FT. LAUDERDALE OPEN Ft. Lauderdale,Fla.
Event Facts Event Start Date:Thursday, April 1, 2004 Prize Money:$62,500 Payout Breakdown:Mens and Womens 1) $14,500.00 2) $9,750.00 3) $5,825.00 3) $5,825.00 5) $3,500.00 5)$3,500.00 7) $2,500.00 7) $2,500.00 9) $1,600.00 9) $1,600.00 9) $1,600.00 9) $1,600.00 13) $1,050.00 13) $1,050.00 13) $1.050.00 13) $1,050.00 17) $400.00 17) $400.00 17) $400.00 17) $400.00 17) $400.00 17) $400.00 17) $400.00 17) $400.00 25) $100.00 25) $100.00 25) $100.00 25) $100.00 25) $100.00 25) $100.00 25) $100.00 25) $100.00 Signup Deadline Date:Wednesday, March 31st, 2004 Signup Deadline Time:12:00PM Starting Time:8:00 am Friday ;8:00 am Saturday; 9:00 am Sunday 4/4-6 AVP FORT LAUDERDALE Open - The first stop on the 2003 AVP Pro Beach Volleyball Tour. Admission is free Fri. 8am. Sat. 8am Sun. 9:00am Championship Match Sun.Approx. 4pm.
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2004 AVP NISSAN SERIES PAUL MITCHELL FT. LAUDERDALE OPEN
Schedule of Events Register for 2004 AVP NISSAN SERIES *Registration requires a credit card and the fee is $50. EVENT REGISTRATION PROCEDURE AND DEADLINES: All players ranked in the Top 16 prior to an event will need to register by noon the Monday of the week preceding the Event (i.e., approximately 1-1/2 weeks before the start of the event). All other players will have until noon Monday the week of an event to register. The only valid method of entry for AVP events is online. ALL ENTRIES MUST BE RECEIVED WITH PAYMENT (VISA/MC/AMEX/DISCOVER) along with an accurate address, phone number, email address, and playing partner's name. Phone and facsimile entries will not be accepted
Tickets For All Events AVP BEACH CLUB
Join the most unforgettable beach party and sit courtside as the nation's hottest pro beach superstars battle for number one! An entire weekend packed with hot volleyball action, food and fun--all for only $100 Member Benefits Become an exclusive member of the AVP Beach Club and receive: -best seats on the beach, Saturday and Sunday -superb hospitality in the AVP Beach Club -food and beverage -limited edition commemorative t-shirt -laminated credential for exclusive access -rights to purchase valet parking -priority for renewal -and much, much, more!!! Membership is only $100 Space is limited so Sign Up Online Now or Call AVP Beach Club Hotline (310) 426-7171 Event Dates 2004 AVP Tour Schedule Date Event Prize Site Tickets Info April 2-4 Ft. Lauderdale Open $125,000 South Beach Park April 23-25 Tempe Open $125,000 Tempe Beach Park April 30- May 2 Austin Open $125,000 Auditorium Shores Park May 28-30 Bud Light Huntington Beach Open presented by Shark Energy Drink $125,000 Huntington Beach Pier June 4-6 Manhattan Beach Open presented by Bud Light $125,000 Manhattan Beach Pier June 11-13 San Diego Open presented by Bud Light $125,000 Mariners Point July 8-11 Belmar Open presented by Bud Light $175,000 Belmar Beach July 22-25 Hermosa Beach Open presented by Bud Light $175,000 Hermosa Beach Pier September 2-5 Chicago Open $175,000 North Avenue Beach September 9-11 Aquafina AVP Shootout presented by Bud Light $150,000 Hard Rock Hotel & Casino September 23-25 AVP'S BEST OF THE BEACH PRESENTED BY PAUL MITCHELL $150,000 Fort DeRussey Beach 10/15-17 Los Angeles Invitational TBD Home Depot Center Tkt. Quantity: Order at AVP BEACH CLUB at Above link How To Get There Beach, North side of Yankee Clipper Hotel 1140 Seabreeze Blvd. Fort Lauderdale, FL 33316 From the Fort Lauderdale airport, go North on US1 for approximately three miles. Go right on the 17th St. Causeway (A1A). You will go over a bridge and continue to stay on the Causeway all the way to the site (total trip approximately 5 miles) Join the most unforgettable beach party this summer and sit courtside to watch the nation's hottest pro beach volleyball superstars battle for number one!
Featured Players Holly McPeak & Elaine Youngs Eric Fonoimoana & Kevin Wong Jenny Johnson Jordan & Annett Davis Karch Kiraly & Mike Lambert Kerri Walsh & Misty May Canyon Ceman & Mike Whitmarsh Ian Clark & Eli Fairfield
Sponsor Activities
Be sure to stop by the Nissan display and sign up to win "Crew Club Cab" seats to sit courtside during the Men's and Women's finals. Pick up a safety kit and other special premiums - you can even get henna tattoos!
Be a part of the Bud Light Party Zone. Look for Bud Light onsite to find out more information. The Aquafina Purity Patrol is coming to the beach with tons of fun activities in the sun. Compete in the the Aquafina Obstacle Course, Aquafina/ Wilson Speed Serve/ and "Return to Aquafina" hitting challenges. See how you stand up against AVP Pros and your friends and win cool prizes. Visit Xbox at the beach and challenge your friends in the latest and greatest Xbox Game titles. You can be King and sit in Xbox's "King of the Court" seats, the hottest seats on stadium court all weekend long or for the Men's and Women's finals. You'll be front row in your Xbox visor, t-shirt, tattoo and much more watching the pro beach stars battle for number one.
Stop by on Saturday for samples and give-aways. On Sunday, come by for $10 Cut-a-thon and get your hair cut and styled by one of Paul Mitchell's talented stylists. Profits go to Eric Fonoimoana's "Dig For Kids" Foundation. You'll walk around the beach looking fantastic, and for a good cause.
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(Format: Double Elimination)
13th - Ian Clark/Eli Fairfield $1,050
2004 AVP Pro Beach Tour Date Tournament Partner Seed Finish Winnings 4/2-4 Fort Lauderdale Open Ian Clark/Eli Fairfield 16thSeed Finish 13th Winnings $525 (ea) Ian Clark/Eli Fairfield d. Matt Heath/Adam Roberts 21-18, 16-21, 18-16 (50) Ian Clark/Eli Fairfield l. Canyon Ceman/Mike Whitmarsh 21-19, 15-21, 11-15 (47) Ian Clark/Eli Fairfield d. Scott Hill/Dan Mintz 21-16, 21-12 (38) Ian Clark/Eli Fairfield l. Brent Doble/Jose Loiola 17-21, 13-21 (42) Season Stats Matches Won-Lost: 2-2 Points Scored-Allowed: 174-180
-With (2 wins/2 losses) Ian Clark/Eli Fairfield finish 13th at the 2004 AVP Paul Mitchell Ft Lauderdale Open
Seeding:
Seed Name Points Ranking Qualifying Status $62,500 PAUL MITCHELL 2004 AVP FT. LAUDERDALE BEACH OPEN - MEN'S ENTRIES April 2-4, 2003 Men's Main Draw Entries: 2004 AVP Teams at Ft. Lauderdale Beach
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2004 Men's Tournament Champions >> Larry Witt / Sean Rosenthal
2004 Women's Tournament Champions >> Misty May / Kerri Walsh
, Misty May Kerri Walsh
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April 23-25 AVP 2004 TEMPE OPEN Tempe,Ariz.
Ian Clark on the flying jump serve in 1998 at the Tuscon,Arizona Avp stop . Ian with then partner Bill Boullianne finished 7th.
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2004 AVP NISSAN SERIES Tempe Arizona AVP OPEN
Tempe Beach Park April 23-25 The city of Tempe will once again play host to the second beach volleyball tournament of the AVP Nissan Series. The nation's top male and female competitors will battle it out in what promises to be the most compelling season yet as they gear up for the summer Olympics in Athens. Top athletes on the men's side include 2000 Olympic Gold Medallists Eric Fonoimoana, Dain Blanton, three-time Olympic Gold Medallist Karch Kiraly, 2003 Tempe Open champions Canyon Ceman/Mike Whitmarsh and top men's teams Scott Ayakatubby/Brian Lewis and Dain Blanton/Jeff Nygaard. Top women's teams include undefeated Misty May & Kerri Walsh, 2000 Olympic team members Holly McPeak, Jenny Johnson Jordan & Annett Davis.
Schedule of Events Register for 2004 AVP NISSAN SERIES *Registration requires a credit card and the fee is $50 per player
Tickets For All Events
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AVP BEACH CLUB
Join the most unforgettable beach party and sit courtside as the nation's hottest pro beach superstars battle for number one! An entire weekend packed with hot volleyball action, food and fun--all for only $100 Member Benefits Become an exclusive member of the AVP Beach Club and receive: -best seats on the beach, Saturday and Sunday -superb hospitality in the AVP Beach Club -food and beverage -limited edition commemorative t-shirt -laminated credential for exclusive access -rights to purchase valet parking -priority for renewal -and much, much, more!!! Membership is only $100 Space is limited so Sign Up Online Now or Call AVP Beach Club Hotline (310) 426-7171 Event Dates April 2-4 Ft. Lauderdale Open $125,000 South Beach Park April 23-25 Tempe Open $125,000 Tempe Beach Park April 30- May 2 Austin Open $125,000 Auditorium Shores Park May 28-30 Bud Light Huntington Beach Open presented by Shark Energy Drink $125,000 Huntington Beach Pier June 4-6 Manhattan Beach Open presented by Bud Light $125,000 Manhattan Beach Pier June 11-13 San Diego Open presented by Bud Light $125,000 Mariners Point July 8-11 Belmar Open presented by Bud Light $175,000 Belmar Beach July 22-25 Hermosa Beach Open presented by Bud Light $175,000 Hermosa Beach Pier September 2-5 Chicago Open $175,000 North Avenue Beach September 9-11 Aquafina AVP Shootout presented by Bud Light $150,000 Hard Rock Hotel & Casino September 23-25 AVP'S BEST OF THE BEACH PRESENTED BY PAUL MITCHELL $150,000 Fort DeRussey Beach 10/15-17 Los Angeles Invitational TBD Home Depot Center
Tkt. Quantity: Order at AVP BEACH CLUB at Above link How To Get There
54 West Rio Salado Tempe Beach Park Tempe, AZ 85281 From the airport, take 24th Street North to Washington and go right. Go to Mill Ave. and take another right. Cross the Mill Street Bridge, go to Rio Salado and take another right. Proceed approximately three quarters of a mile and the Tempe Beach Park parking lot will be on your right. Join the most unforgettable beach party this summer and sit courtside to watch the nation's hottest pro beach volleyball superstars battle for number one!
Tempe Area Map
Featured Players Holly McPeak & Elaine Youngs Eric Fonoimoana & Kevin Wong Jenny Johnson Jordan & Annett Davis Karch Kiraly & Mike Lambert Kerri Walsh & Misty May LeAnne McSorley & Carrie Busch
Canyon Ceman & Eli Fairfield Ian Clark & Chip McCaw Casey "The Kid" Jennings & Matt Fuerbringer
Be sure to stop by the Nissan display and sign up to win "Crew Club Cab" seats to sit courtside during the Men's and Women's finals. Test drive the Nissan Road Rally remote control cars and race against your friends and AVP athletes. Don't forget to pick up a safety kit and other special give-away items - you can even get henna tattoos!
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Take a break from the heat in one of ChapStick's four Fan Lounges equipped with a moisture tent, multiple beach chairs, games, tubes of ChapStick LipMoisturizer and other fun give-aways. Don't miss your opportunity with Misty May who will be making appearances throughout the weekend for autograph signings and photo opportunities.
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AVP Fan Parties
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13th - Ian Clark/Chip McCaw $ 1,050
Match Results Winner's Bracket Round 1 Match 4: Paul Baxter / Scott Wong (13) def. Ian Clark / Chip McCaw (20) 21-13, 26-24 (0:43) Contender's Bracket Round 1 Match 26: Ian Clark / Chip McCaw (20) def. Scott Ayakatubby / Brian Lewis (3) by Forfeit
Round 2 Match 32: Karch Kiraly / Mike Lambert (6) def. Ian Clark / Chip McCaw (20) 21-13, 21-9 (0:31)
With a record of (1) win and (2) losses Ian Clark / Chip McCaw finish 13th at the 2004 AVP Tempe Open.
Men's AVP $62,500 Tempe Open April 23-25, 2004 Finish Player Partner Seed Steve Delaney Tony Pray Todd Rogers Sean Scott David Smith Brad Torsone David Fischer Albert Hannemann RJ King Jeff Minc Joe Boken Jeremie Simkins Brian Corso Mike Morrison Ian Clark Chip McCaw Jeff Carlucci Scott Lane Aaron Boss Alika Williams Brian Duff Jack Quinn Matt Prosser Jon Thompson Michael Rupp Aaron Wachtfogel Bivin Sadler Andy Shean Anthony Medel John Moran Canyon Ceman Eli Fairfield Chris Magill Hans Stolfus Gaston Macau Derek Zimmerman Jake Gibb Adam Jewell Michael Doucette Steve Hubbard Sean Rosenthal Larry Witt Nick Pabarcus Adam Renfree Tim Haeffner Travis Williams Greg Boor Ryan Haneberg Jon Barnes Leon Lucas Ryan Cronin David Escarsega Travis Regner Lucas Wisniakowski Brett Scharf Tom Slauterbeck Scott Hill Dan Mintz Dax Holdren Stein Metzger Dain Blanton Jeff Nygaard Brent Doble Jose Loiola Chad Mowrey Ed Ratledge Esteban Escobar Leonardo Moraes Chris Hammock Brian Post Scott Kiedaisch Tom Witt Matt Akromis Jamey Martin Eric Adams Sam Haghighi Mike Bruning Aaron Steele Rocky Mayo Jim Van Zwieten Jason Ring George Roumain Eric Fonoimoana Kevin Wong Karch Kiraly Mike Lambert Scott Ayakatubby Brian Lewis Jeremy Drescher Derek Martinez Dan Fisher Chris Guigliano Jason Voorhees Jessie Webster Jake Elliott Jason Lee Timothy Cornelissen Brian Genthe Paul Baxter Scott Wong Todd Bennett Jeff Myers John Hyden Andy Witt Matt Fuerbringer Casey Jennings Scott Davenport Chad Turner Vince Fierro Jon Mesko Jeff Smith Mike Szymanski Casey Patterson Dennis Roberts Skyler Davis Aaron Rogers Chris Harger Ron Kumgisky Jim Nichols Matt Olson Casey Brewer Sonny Knight Matt Heath Adam Roberts Art Barron Morgan Mainz John Braunstein Anthony Mihalic Philip Dalhausser Nick Lucena Eric Burness Samuel Rogers Ty Loomis Ryan Mariano Corey Glave Mark Kirunchyk Ivan Mercer Jeff Murrell
Men's AVP $62,500 Tempe Open April 23-25, 2004
Qualifier Bracket Round 1 Match 2: Michael Doucette / Steve Hubbard (Q32) def. Jon Barnes / Leon Lucas (Q33) 21-15, 14-21, 15-12 (0:50) Match 3: Chris Magill / Hans Stolfus (Q17) def. Vince Fierro / Jon Mesko (Q48) 21-12, 21-17 (0:44) Match 6: Eric Adams / Sam Haghighi (Q24) def. Joe Boken / Jeremie Simkins (Q41) 21-14, 21-18 (0:41) Match 7: Jeff Smith / Mike Szymanski (Q25) def. Lucas Wisniakowski / Travis Regner (Q40) by Forfeit Match 10: Bivin Sadler / Andy Shean (Q28) def. Jessie Webster / Jason Voorhees (Q37) 21-19, 21-17 (0:48) Match 11: Ivan Mercer / Jeff Murrell (Q21) def. Timothy Cornelissen / Brian Genthe (Q44) 21-17, 25-23 (0:50) Match 14: Brian Corso / Mike Morrison (Q20) def. Samuel Rogers / Eric Burness (Q45) 26-24, 19-21, 15-13 (1:19) Match 15: Scott Kiedaisch / Tom Witt (Q36) def. Brett Scharf / Tom Slauterbeck (Q29) 25-23, 17-21, 17-15 Match 18: Casey Patterson / Dennis Roberts (Q35) def. Rocky Mayo / Jim Van Zwieten (Q30) 21-16, 21-19 (0:39) Match 19: Aaron Wachtfogel / Michael Rupp (Q46) def. Brian Duff / Jack Quinn (Q19) 21-12, 20-22, 15-10 (0:58) Match 22: Casey Brewer / Sonny Knight (Q22) def. Greg Boor / Ryan Haneberg (Q43) 21-19, 21-19 (0:46) Match 23: Jeff Myers / Todd Bennett (Q38) def. Todd Hart / Chad Wick (Q27) 24-22, 21-15 (0:44) Match 26: Mike Bruning / Aaron Steele (Q26) def. Mark Kirunchyk / Corey Glave (Q39) 21-9, 21-7 (0:35) Match 27: Ryan Cronin / David Escarsega (Q23) def. Matt Osbourn / RJ King (Q42) by Forfeit Match 30: Matt Prosser / Jon Thompson (Q18) def. Adam Renfree / Nick Pabarcus (Q47) 21-12, 16-21, 21-19 (1:08) Match 31: Art Barron / Morgan Mainz (Q31) def. Jamey Martin / Matt Akromis (Q34) 21-14, 21-23, 15-13 (0:58) Round 2 Match 33: David Smith / Brad Torsone (Q1) def. Michael Doucette / Steve Hubbard (Q32) 21-17, 21-15 (0:45) Match 34: Chris Magill / Hans Stolfus (Q17) def. Esteban Escobar / Leonardo Moraes (Q16) 21-13, 21-16 (0:39) Match 35: Eric Adams / Sam Haghighi (Q24) def. John Braunstein / Anthony Mihalic (Q9) 21-19, 14-21, 15-13 (1:00) Match 36: Jeff Carlucci / Scott Lane (Q8) def. Jeff Smith / Mike Szymanski (Q25) 21-17, 21-16 (0:41) Match 37: Ty Loomis / Ryan Mariano (Q5) def. Bivin Sadler / Andy Shean (Q28) 21-8, 21-18 (0:37) Match 38: Ben Koski / Jeff Minc (Q12) def. Ivan Mercer / Jeff Murrell (Q21) 22-20, 21-19 (0:47) Match 39: Chris Harger / Ron Kumgisky (Q13) def. Brian Corso / Mike Morrison (Q20) 25-27, 21-15, 15-11 (1:05) Match 40: Dan Fisher / Chris Guigliano (Q4) def. Scott Kiedaisch / Tom Witt (Q36) 21-13, 21-19 (0:42) Match 41: Scott Davenport / Chad Turner (Q3) def. Casey Patterson / Dennis Roberts (Q35) 15-21, 21-11, 15-12 (0:55) Match 42: Aaron Wachtfogel / Michael Rupp (Q46) def. Steve Delaney / Tony Pray (Q14) 18-21, 21-19, 15-8 (0:58) Match 43: Gaston Macau / Derek Zimmerman (Q11) def. Casey Brewer / Sonny Knight (Q22) 21-17, 21-11 (0:40) Match 44: Anthony Medel / John Moran (Q6) def. Jeff Myers / Todd Bennett (Q38) 21-12, 21-13 (0:35) Match 45: Jim Nichols / Matt Olson (Q7) def. Mike Bruning / Aaron Steele (Q26) 21-19, 21-17 (0:42) Match 46: Scott Hill / Dan Mintz (Q10) def. Ryan Cronin / David Escarsega (Q23) 26-24, 21-14 (0:55) Match 47: Matt Prosser / Jon Thompson (Q18) def. Skyler Davis / Aaron Rogers (Q15) 31-29, 21-16 (1:03) Match 48: David Fischer / Albert Hannemann (Q2) def. Art Barron / Morgan Mainz (Q31) 21-13, 24-22 (0:42) Round 3 Match 49: David Smith / Brad Torsone (Q1) def. Chris Magill / Hans Stolfus (Q17) 21-16, 21-16 (0:55) Match 50: Jeff Carlucci / Scott Lane (Q8) def. Eric Adams / Sam Haghighi (Q24) 21-17, 22-20 (0:47) Match 51: Ben Koski / Jeff Minc (Q12) def. Ty Loomis / Ryan Mariano (Q5) 21-19, 19-21, 15-7 (0:59) Match 52: Chris Harger / Ron Kumgisky (Q13) def. Dan Fisher / Chris Guigliano (Q4) 21-15, 21-16 Match 53: Scott Davenport / Chad Turner (Q3) def. Aaron Wachtfogel / Michael Rupp (Q46) 21-10, 21-14 (0:38) Match 54: Anthony Medel / John Moran (Q6) def. Gaston Macau / Derek Zimmerman (Q11) 21-14, 18-21, 15-13 (1:01) Match 55: Jim Nichols / Matt Olson (Q7) def. Scott Hill / Dan Mintz (Q10) 21-11, 21-17 (0:43) Match 56: David Fischer / Albert Hannemann (Q2) def. Matt Prosser / Jon Thompson (Q18) 19-21, 21-16, 15-11 (1:04) Round 4 Match 57: David Smith / Brad Torsone (Q1) def. Jeff Carlucci / Scott Lane (Q8) 21-19, 13-21, 15-10 Match 58: Ben Koski / Jeff Minc (Q12) def. Chris Harger / Ron Kumgisky (Q13) 21-18, 26-24 Match 59: Scott Davenport / Chad Turner (Q3) def. Anthony Medel / John Moran (Q6) 21-19, 21-13 (0:46) Match 60: Jim Nichols / Matt Olson (Q7) def. David Fischer / Albert Hannemann (Q2) 22-20, 21-15 Winner's Bracket Round 1 Match 1: Chad Mowrey / Ed Ratledge (17) def. Jake Elliott / Jason Lee (16) 24-22, 22-20 (0:49) Match 2: Brent Doble / Jose Loiola (9) def. Jeff Minc / Ben Koski (24, Q12) 21-19, 17-21, 15-10 (0:48) Match 3: Philip Dalhausser / Nick Lucena (21) def. Canyon Ceman / Eli Fairfield (12) 21-19, 23-21 (0:45) Match 4: Paul Baxter / Scott Wong (13) def. Ian Clark / Chip McCaw (20) 21-13, 26-24 (0:43) Match 5: Adam Jewell / Jake Gibb (14) def. David Smith / Brad Torsone (19, Q1) 21-11, 21-15 (0:43) Match 6: John Hyden / Andy Witt (11) def. Jim Nichols / Matt Olson (22, Q7) 21-19, 21-17 (0:48) Match 7: Dax Holdren / Stein Metzger (10) def. Scott Davenport / Chad Turner (23, Q3) 21-14, 18-21, 15-9 (0:55) Match 8: Aaron Boss / Alika Williams (15) def. Adam Roberts / Matt Heath (18) 21-15, 21-17 (0:42) Round 2 Match 9: Chad Mowrey / Ed Ratledge (17) def. Sean Rosenthal / Larry Witt (1) 21-19, 22-24, 15-3 (0:59) Match 10: Dain Blanton / Jeff Nygaard (8) def. Brent Doble / Jose Loiola (9) 21-13, 21-19 (0:40) Match 11: Jason Ring / George Roumain (5) def. Philip Dalhausser / Nick Lucena (21) 13-21, 21-17, 15-9 (0:49) Match 12: Matt Fuerbringer / Casey Jennings (4) def. Paul Baxter / Scott Wong (13) 21-17, 21-17 (0:49) Match 13: Adam Jewell / Jake Gibb (14) def. Scott Ayakatubby / Brian Lewis (3) 21-15, 22-24, 15-13 (1:07) Match 14: John Hyden / Andy Witt (11) def. Karch Kiraly / Mike Lambert (6) 21-18, 17-21, 15-11 (1:04) Match 15: Dax Holdren / Stein Metzger (10) def. Eric Fonoimoana / Kevin Wong (7) 23-25, 21-19, 21-19 (1:18) Match 16: Todd Rogers / Sean Scott (2) def. Aaron Boss / Alika Williams (15) 21-15, 21-14 (0:41) Round 3 Match 17: Chad Mowrey / Ed Ratledge (17) def. Dain Blanton / Jeff Nygaard (8) 21-13, 21-19 (0:42) Match 18: Jason Ring / George Roumain (5) def. Matt Fuerbringer / Casey Jennings (4) 15-21, 21-17, 15-13 (1:14) Match 19: Adam Jewell / Jake Gibb (14) def. John Hyden / Andy Witt (11) 24-22, 21-18 (0:45) Match 20: Dax Holdren / Stein Metzger (10) def. Todd Rogers / Sean Scott (2) 13-21, 21-19, 15-12 (0:55) Round 4 Match 21: Jason Ring / George Roumain (5) def. Chad Mowrey / Ed Ratledge (17) 21-15, 21-11 (0:32) Match 22: Adam Jewell / Jake Gibb (14) def. Dax Holdren / Stein Metzger (10) 21-18, 21-17 (0:46)
Contender's Bracket Round 1 Match 23: Jake Elliott / Jason Lee (16) def. Aaron Boss / Alika Williams (15) 21-16, 21-14 (0:35) Match 24: Eric Fonoimoana / Kevin Wong (7) def. Jeff Minc / Ben Koski (24, Q12) 21-18, 21-18 (0:39) Match 25: Karch Kiraly / Mike Lambert (6) def. Canyon Ceman / Eli Fairfield (12) 21-18, 21-17 (0:34) Match 26: Ian Clark / Chip McCaw (20) def. Scott Ayakatubby / Brian Lewis (3) by Forfeit Match 27: Paul Baxter / Scott Wong (13) def. David Smith / Brad Torsone (19, Q1) 22-20, 15-21, 15-9 (1:06) Match 28: Jim Nichols / Matt Olson (22, Q7) def. Philip Dalhausser / Nick Lucena (21) 25-23, 18-21, 15-12 (1:00) Match 29: Scott Davenport / Chad Turner (23, Q3) def. Brent Doble / Jose Loiola (9) 21-19, 21-18 (0:37) Match 30: Adam Roberts / Matt Heath (18) def. Sean Rosenthal / Larry Witt (1) 24-22, 21-18 (0:38) Round 2 Match 31: Eric Fonoimoana / Kevin Wong (7) def. Jake Elliott / Jason Lee (16) 21-12, 21-15 (0:31) Match 32: Karch Kiraly / Mike Lambert (6) def. Ian Clark / Chip McCaw (20) 21-13, 21-9 (0:31) Match 33: Jim Nichols / Matt Olson (22, Q7) def. Paul Baxter / Scott Wong (13) 21-17, 21-19 (0:42) Match 34: Adam Roberts / Matt Heath (18) def. Scott Davenport / Chad Turner (23, Q3) 21-12, 18-21, 15-13 (0:52) Round 3 Match 35: Eric Fonoimoana / Kevin Wong (7) def. Matt Fuerbringer / Casey Jennings (4) 21-19, 18-21, 15-8 (1:06) Match 36: Karch Kiraly / Mike Lambert (6) def. Dain Blanton / Jeff Nygaard (8) 21-13, 20-22, 23-21 (1:15) Match 37: Todd Rogers / Sean Scott (2) def. Jim Nichols / Matt Olson (22, Q7) 21-14, 21-15 (0:38) Match 38: John Hyden / Andy Witt (11) def. Adam Roberts / Matt Heath (18) 21-14, 21-19 (0:37) Round 4 Match 39: Karch Kiraly / Mike Lambert (6) def. Eric Fonoimoana / Kevin Wong (7) 16-21, 21-17, 15-13 (0:51) Match 40: Todd Rogers / Sean Scott (2) def. John Hyden / Andy Witt (11) 21-19, 26-24 (0:47) Round 5 Match 41: Karch Kiraly / Mike Lambert (6) def. Dax Holdren / Stein Metzger (10) 21-16, 21-18 (0:38) Match 42: Todd Rogers / Sean Scott (2) def. Chad Mowrey / Ed Ratledge (17) 21-13, 21-14 (0:38) Semifinals Match 43: Karch Kiraly / Mike Lambert (6) def. Jason Ring / George Roumain (5) 15-21, 21-16, 15-13 (0:55) Match 44: Todd Rogers / Sean Scott (2) def. Adam Jewell / Jake Gibb (14) 21-19, 22-20 (0:50) Finals Match 45: Todd Rogers / Sean Scott (2) def. Karch Kiraly / Mike Lambert (6) 15-21, 25-23, 18-16 (1:19)
2004 Men's Tournament Champions >> Todd Rogers / Sean Scott
Todd Rogers Sean Scott
Men's AVP $62,500 Tempe Open April 23-25, 2004 Finish Player Partner Seed Winnings Points 1 Todd Rogers Sean Scott 2 $14,500.00 360.0 2 Karch Kiraly Mike Lambert 6 $9,750.00 324.0 3 Jason Ring George Roumain 5 $5,825.00 270.0 3 Jake Gibb Adam Jewell 14 $5,825.00 270.0 5 Dax Holdren Stein Metzger 10 $3,500.00 216.0 5 Chad Mowrey Ed Ratledge 17 $3,500.00 216.0 7 Eric Fonoimoana Kevin Wong 7 $2,500.00 180.0 7 John Hyden Andy Witt 11 $2,500.00 180.0 9 Matt Fuerbringer Casey Jennings 4 $1,600.00 144.0 9 Dain Blanton Jeff Nygaard 8 $1,600.00 144.0 9 Matt Heath Adam Roberts 18 $1,600.00 144.0 9 Jim Nichols Matt Olson 22, Q7 $1,600.00 144.0 13 Paul Baxter Scott Wong 13 $1,050.00 108.0 13 Jake Elliott Jason Lee 16 $1,050.00 108.0 13 Ian Clark Chip McCaw 20 $1,050.00 108.0 13 Scott Davenport Chad Turner 23, Q3 $1,050.00 108.0 17 Sean Rosenthal Larry Witt 1 $500.00 72.0 17 Scott Ayakatubby Brian Lewis 3 $500.00 72.0 17 Brent Doble Jose Loiola 9 $500.00 72.0 17 Canyon Ceman Eli Fairfield 12 $500.00 72.0 17 Aaron Boss Alika Williams 15 $500.00 72.0 17 David Smith Brad Torsone 19, Q1 $500.00 72.0 17 Philip Dalhausser Nick Lucena 21 $500.00 72.0 17 Ben Koski Jeff Minc 24, Q12 $500.00 72.0 25 David Fischer Albert Hannemann Q2 $.00 36.0 25 Anthony Medel John Moran Q6 $.00 36.0 25 Jeff Carlucci Scott Lane Q8 $.00 36.0 25 Chris Harger Ron Kumgisky Q13 $.00 36.0 29 Dan Fisher Chris Guigliano Q4 $.00 18.0 29 Ty Loomis Ryan Mariano Q5 $.00 18.0 29 Scott Hill Dan Mintz Q10 $.00 18.0 29 Gaston Macau Derek Zimmerman Q11 $.00 18.0 29 Chris Magill Hans Stolfus Q17 $.00 18.0 29 Matt Prosser Jon Thompson Q18 $.00 18.0 29 Eric Adams Sam Haghighi Q24 $.00 18.0 29 Michael Rupp Aaron Wachtfogel Q46 $.00 18.0 37 John Braunstein Anthony Mihalic Q9 $.00 12.0 37 Steve Delaney Tony Pray Q14 $.00 12.0 37 Skyler Davis Aaron Rogers Q15 $.00 12.0 37 Esteban Escobar Leonardo Moraes Q16 $.00 12.0 37 Brian Corso Mike Morrison Q20 $.00 12.0 37 Ivan Mercer Jeff Murrell Q21 $.00 12.0 37 Casey Brewer Sonny Knight Q22 $.00 12.0 37 Ryan Cronin David Escarsega Q23 $.00 12.0 37 Jeff Smith Mike Szymanski Q25 $.00 12.0 37 Mike Bruning Aaron Steele Q26 $.00 12.0 37 Bivin Sadler Andy Shean Q28 $.00 12.0 37 Art Barron Morgan Mainz Q31 $.00 12.0 37 Michael Doucette Steve Hubbard Q32 $.00 12.0 37 Casey Patterson Dennis Roberts Q35 $.00 12.0 37 Scott Kiedaisch Tom Witt Q36 $.00 12.0 37 Todd Bennett Jeff Myers Q38 $.00 12.0 53 Brian Duff Jack Quinn Q19 $.00 8.0 53 Todd Hart Chad Wick Q27 $.00 8.0 53 Brett Scharf Tom Slauterbeck Q29 $.00 8.0 53 Rocky Mayo Jim Van Zwieten Q30 $.00 8.0 53 Jon Barnes Leon Lucas Q33 $.00 8.0 53 Matt Akromis Jamey Martin Q34 $.00 8.0 53 Jason Voorhees Jessie Webster Q37 $.00 8.0 53 Corey Glave Mark Kirunchyk Q39 $.00 8.0 53 Travis Regner Lucas Wisniakowski Q40 $.00 8.0 53 Joe Boken Jeremie Simkins Q41 $.00 8.0 53 RJ King Matt Osbourn Q42 $.00 8.0 53 Greg Boor Ryan Haneberg Q43 $.00 8.0 53 Timothy Cornelissen Brian Genthe Q44 $.00 8.0 53 Eric Burness Samuel Rogers Q45 $.00 8.0 53 Nick Pabarcus Adam Renfree Q47 $.00 8.0 53 Vince Fierro Jon Mesko Q48 $.00 8.0
Misty May Kerri Walsh
Top athletes on the men's side include 2000 Olympic Gold Medallists Eric Fonoimoana, Dain Blanton and three-time Olympic Gold Medallist Karch Kiraly.
Top women's teams include undefeated Misty May & Kerri Walsh, Holly McPeak & Elaine Youngs, Jenny Johnson Jordan & Annett Davis. EVENT PURSE: $125,000
TOURNAMENT HISTORY:
1993 - Men's Defending Champions - Karch Kiraly and Kent Steffes
1993 - Women's Defending Champions - Lisa Acre and Holly McPeak
WHEN: Friday, April 30th 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Local Qualifier Saturday, May 1st 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Main Draw Competition Sunday, May 2nd 9 a.m. Women's and Men's Semi-Finals 2 p.m. Women's and Men's Finals
OFF-COURT ACTIVITIES: Fans have the chance to win prizes and get autographs from the AVP pros all weekend! Fans can also check out the Nissan vehicle displays and henna tattoos, Bud Light Beer Garden, Aquafina Skills Court and Serving Accuracy Challenge, Xbox Gaming Tent, Paul Mitchell Cut-a-thon, Halls Fruit Breezers exhibit, Gillette Interactive Area, Sirius Mosh Pit, Earthlink's Block-a-Ball Game and Internet Café.
On Saturday, May 1st, check out the Official AVP Pub Crawl.
Where to play in the area:
17th - Ian Clark/Chip McCaw $500
Match Results Winner's Bracket Round 1 Match 4: Ian Clark / Chip McCaw (20) def. Paul Baxter / Scott Wong (13) 16-21, 21-18, 15-12 (1:02)
Round 2 Match 12: Jason Ring / George Roumain (4) def. Ian Clark / Chip McCaw (20) 21-11, 21-18 (0:36) Contender's Bracket Round 1 Match 27: Jim Nichols / Matt Olson (19, Q3) def. Ian Clark / Chip McCaw (20) 16-21, 21-8, 15-8 (0:46)
2004 Men's AVP Austin,TX Tournament Champions >>Adam Jewel / Jake Gibb
Adam Jewel Jake Gibb
Event Facts Event Start Date:Thursday, May 27th, 2004 Prize Money:$125,000.00
Webcams: Huntington Beach Webcam
Event Links: Scott Davenport Photo By Lynn Chu
- Ian Clark played the 2002 Huntington Beach Open with Scott Davenport and last years 2003 event with Chip McCaw. This year Ian Clark will be playing the 2004 Huntington Beach Open with Scott Davenport.
AVP Tour Event Coverage
(Format: Double Elimination) 2004 Results
13th - Ian Clark/Scott Davenport $1050.00
Match Results:
Winner's Bracket Round 1 Match 7: Jim Nichols / Matt Olson (13) def. Ian Clark / Scott Davenport (20) 22-20, 25-23 (0:45)
Contender's Bracket Round 1 Match 34: Ian Clark / Scott Davenport (20) def. Nick Hannemann / Mark Paaluhi (29, Q14) 21-12, 21-15 (0:39) Round 2 Match 42: Ian Clark / Scott Davenport (20) def. Chip McCaw / Alika Williams (19) 19-21, 21-15, 15-8 (0:54) Round 3 Match 48: Casey Jennings / Matt Fuerbringer (6) def. Ian Clark / Scott Davenport (20) 14-21, 21-10, 15-9 (0:58)
-With a match record of (2) wins & (2) losses Ian Clark/Scott Davenport finish 13th at the 2004 Nissan Huntington Beach Open
2004 AVP NISSAN SERIES BUD LIGHT HUNTINGTON OPEN presented by SHARK ENERGY DRINK Schedule of Events (Tentative and subject to change) Thursday, May 27th 7:00PM – 9:00PM AVP Party @ Sharkeez Newport Beach (114 McFadden Newport Beach, CA 92663) Friday, May 28th 8:00AM – 6:00PM Men’s & Women’s Qualifier Competition 12:00PM – 6:00PM Sponsor Village Open 12:00PM – 6:00PM Nissan Display, Road Rally, & Henna Tattoos 12:00PM – 6:00PM Bud Light Beach Shack 12:00PM – 6:00PM Aquafina’s AVP Challenge & Serving Accuracy Board 12:00PM – 6:00PM Xbox Interactive Gaming Area 12:00PM – 6:00PM JPMS Product Sampling & Product Raffle 12:00PM – 6:00PM Sirius “Mosh Pitt” and Listening Zone 12:00PM – 6:00PM Earthlink Internet Café & “Block-A-Ball” Game 12:00PM – 6:00PM Halls Fruit Breezers Halls of History Volleyball Exhibit , “Shoot the Breeze” Game and Vertical Jump Test 12:00PM – 6:00PM McDonalds Beach Hut and Surf Challenge 12:00PM – 6:00PM Nature Valley Granola Bar Sampling 12:00PM – 6:00PM Wilson Autograph Ball Raffle 12:00PM – 6:00PM Shark Energy Drink Tiki Bar and Sampling w/ Surfboard Raffle 4:00PM – 5:30PM Clinic w/ the Pro’s (Aquafina Challenge Court) 6:00PM – 9:00PM Olympic Reception @ Fox Sports Grill (31 Fortune Drive Irvine, CA 92618) Saturday, May 29th 9:00AM – 6:00PM AVP Men’s & Women’s Main Draw Competition 9:00AM – 6:00PM Sponsor Village Open 9:00AM – 6:00PM Nissan Display, Henna Tattoos, Road Rally & Club Crew Cab Seating 9:00AM – 6:00PM Bud Light Beach Shack & Party Zone Seating Section 9:00AM – 6:00PM Aquafina’s AVP Challenge & Serving Accuracy Board 9:00AM – 6:00PM Xbox Interactive Gaming Area 9:00AM – 6:00PM JPMS Product Sampling & Product Raffle 9:00AM – 6:00PM Sirius “Mosh Pitt” Listening Zone and Stage Seating 9:00AM – 6:00PM Earthlink Internet Café & “Block-A-Ball” Game 9:00AM – 6:00PM Halls Fruit Breezers Halls of History Volleyball Exhibit , “Shoot the Breeze” Game and Vertical Jump Test 9:00AM – 6:00PM McDonalds Beach Hut and Surf Challenge 9:00AM – 6:00PM Nature Valley Granola Bar Sampling 9:00AM – 6:00PM Wilson Autograph Ball Raffle 9:00AM – 6:00PM Shark Energy Drink Tiki Bar and Sampling w/ Surfboard Raffle 12:00PM – 6:00PM Special Music Performance by Hope 7 & Friends 9:00PM – 1:00AM AVP Bar Crawl on Main Street (Hurricane’s, Fred’s, Crabby Kenny’s) Sunday, May 30th 9:00AM – 5:00PM AVP Men’s & Women’s Main Draw Competition 9:00AM – 5:00PM Sponsor Village Open 9:00AM – 5:00PM Nissan Display, Henna Tattoos, Road Rally & Club Crew Cab Seating 9:00AM – 5:00PM Bud Light Beach Shack & Party Zone Seating Section 9:00AM – 5:00PM Aquafina’s AVP Challenge & Serving Accuracy Board 9:00AM – 5:00PM Xbox Interactive Gaming Area 9:00AM – 5:00PM JPMS Cut-A-Thon (Hair cuts for $15 for Dig For Kids Charity) 9:00AM – 5:00PM Sirius “Mosh Pitt” Listening Zone & Stage Seating 9:00AM – 5:00PM Earthlink Internet Café & “Block-A-Ball” Game 9:00AM – 5:00PM Halls Fruit Breezers Halls of History Volleyball Exhibit , “Shoot the Breeze” Game and Vertical Jump Test 9:00AM – 5:00PM McDonalds Beach Hut and Surf Challenge 9:00AM – 5:00PM Nature Valley Granola Bar Sampling 9:00AM – 5:00PM Wilson Autograph Ball Raffle 9:00AM – 5:00PM Shark Energy Drink Tiki Bar and Sampling w/ Surfboard Raffle 12:00PM – 3:00PM Special Music Performance by Hope 7 & Friends 1:30 PM Women’s Championship Match 2:30 PM Men’s Championship Match 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM Post Event Party @ Dukes (315 Pacific Coast Highway Huntington Beach, CA) Tickets Huntington Beach Reserved Section Tickets - Buy Now Huntington Beach VIP Beach Club Tickets - BUY NOW How To Get There South side of the pier Main Street at Pacific Coast Hwy. Huntington Beach, CA 92648 Beach access at 103 PCH 405 freeway to Beach Blvd. exit. Take Beach Blvd. west to the end (Pacific Coast Highway). Turn right on PCH and go all the way to the pier. There is ample parking on each side of the pier. 2004 AVP Nissan Series Huntington Beach Open Presented by Bud Light August 28th-30th
AVP TV Schedule for 2004
The AVP is proud to bring you over 10 hours of NBC broadcast coverage and over 40 hours of cable coverage of Fox Sports Net! Check out the television schedule below and be sure to watch all the AVP tournaments throughout the season. All broadcasts are listed in local time unless otherwise specified.*
JUNE Event Location Broadcast Date Broadcast Time Network Huntington Beach, CA Sat. 5 1:00-2:00PM Fox Sports Net Huntington Beach, CA Sun. 6 5:00-6:00PM Fox Sports Net Huntington Beach, CA Sat. 12 1:00-2:00PM Fox Sports Net Huntington Beach, CA Sun. 14 5:00-6:00PM Fox Sports Net Huntington Beach, CA Sat. 19 1:00-2:00PM Fox Sports Net Huntington Beach, CA Sun. 20 5:00-6:00PM Fox Sports Net Manhattan Beach, CA Sat. 26 1:00-2:00PM Fox Sports Net Manhattan Beach, CA Sun. 27 5:00-6:00PM Fox Sports Net The 2004 AVP Pro Beach Volleyball schedule is as follows: April 2-4 Ft. Lauderdale Open $125,000 South Beach Park April 23-25 Tempe Open $125,000 Tempe Beach Park April 30- May 2 Austin Open $125,000 Auditorium Shores Park May 28-30 Bud Light Huntington Beach Open presented by Shark Energy Drink $125,000 Huntington Beach Pier June 4-6 Manhattan Beach Open presented by Bud Light $125,000 Manhattan Beach Pier June 11-13 San Diego Open presented by Bud Light $125,000 Mariners Point July 8-11 Belmar Open presented by Bud Light $175,000 Belmar Beach July 22-25 Hermosa Beach Open presented by Bud Light $175,000 Hermosa Beach Pier September 2-5 Chicago Open $175,000 North Avenue Beach September 9-11 Aquafina AVP Shootout presented by Bud Light $150,000 Hard Rock Hotel & Casino September 23-25 AVP'S BEST OF THE BEACH PRESENTED BY PAUL MITCHELL $150,000 Fort DeRussey Beach 10/15-17 Los Angeles Invitational TBD Home Depot Center Tkt. Quantity: Order at AVP BEACH CLUB at Above link
Featured Players:
Men: Eric Fonoimoana & Kevin Wong Karch Kiraly & Mike Lambert Canyon Ceman & Mike Whitmarsh Ian Clark & Scott Davenport
Women: Holly McPeak & Elaine Youngs Jenny Johnson Jordan & Annett Davis Kerri Walsh & Misty May Sponsor Activitys:
Nissan -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Be sure to stop by the Nissan display and sign up to win "Crew Club Cab" seats to sit courtside during the Men's and Women's finals. Test drive the Nissan Road Rally remote control cars and race against your friends and AVP athletes. Don't forget to pick up a safety kit and other special give-away items - you can even get henna tattoos! Bud Light -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Be a part of the Bud Light Party Zone. Look for Bud Light onsite to find out more information. Aquafina -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Aquafina Purity Patrol is coming to the beach with tons of fun activities in the sun. Compete in the the Aquafina Obstacle Course, Aquafina/ Wilson Speed Serve/ and "Return to Aquafina" hitting challenges. See how you stand up against AVP Pros and your friends and win cool prizes. Xbox -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Visit Xbox at the beach and challenge your friends in the latest and greatest Xbox Game titles. You can be King and sit in Xbox's "King of the Court" seats, the hottest seats on stadium court all weekend long or for the Men's and Women's finals. You'll be front row in your Xbox visor, t-shirt, tattoo and much more watching the pro beach stars battle for number one. Paul Mitchell -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Stop by on Saturday for samples and give-aways. On Sunday, come by for $10 Cut-a-thon and get your hair cut and styled by one of Paul Mitchell's talented stylists. Profits go to Eric Fonoimoana's "Dig For Kids" Foundation. You'll walk around the beach looking fantastic, and for a good cause. ChapStick -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Take a break from the heat in one of ChapStick's four Fan Lounges equipped with a moisture tent, multiple beach chairs, games, tubes of ChapStick LipMoisturizer and other fun give-aways. Don't miss your opportunity with Misty May who will be making appearances throughout the weekend for autograph signings and photo opportunities. Wrigleys -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Long Lasting Flavor, Extra's Got It! Stop By the Wrigley Booth for a free sample of Wrigley's Extra gum Nature Valley Granola Bars -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Whether you're out on the court or watching from up in the stands, Nature Valley Granola Bars are a natural source of energy. Make sure to stop by the Nature Valley tent to pick up a free sample. Nature Valley - The Energy Bar Nature Intended. Dig Magazine The next best thing to being at an AVP event!! Official Magazine of the AVP Tour Volleyball • Lifestyle • Competition 6 issues for just $18 Call toll free to subscribe: 1 800-999-9718 Get a DIG t-shirt for just $6 when you subscribe for six issues. DIG is published six times April through October around AVP events.
Seed Name Points Ranking Qualifying Status $125,000 2004 AVP HUNTINGTON BEACH OPEN - MEN'S ENTRIES May 28th-30th, 2004 at The Pier, Huntington Beach, Calif., Men's Main Draw Entries: 2004 AVP Teams at Huntington Beach
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Men
2004 AVP Nissan Series
$125,000 Huntington Beach Open, Presented by Shark Energy Drink Huntington Beach, Calif. · August 28-30, 2004 Men’s Main Draw Entries (Main Draw seed, Qualifying Seed) Finish Player Partner Seed Sean Rosenthal Larry Witt 1 Karch Kiraly Mike Lambert 2 Jason Ring George Roumain 3 Dain Blanton Jeff Nygaard 4 Canyon Ceman Mike Whitmarsh 5 Matt Fuerbringer Casey Jennings 6 Brent Doble Brian Lewis 7 Jake Gibb Adam Jewell 8 John Hyden Andy Witt 9 Philip Dalhausser Nick Lucena 10 Paul Baxter Scott Wong 11 Eduardo Bacil Eli Fairfield 12 Jim Nichols Matt Olson 13 Chad Mowrey Ed Ratledge 14 Jake Elliott Jason Lee 15 Matt Heath Adam Roberts 16 Aaron Boss Jose Loiola 17 Albert Hannemann Chad Turner 18 Chip McCaw Alika Williams 19 Ian Clark Scott Davenport 20 David Fischer Scott Lane 21 David Smith Brad Torsone 22 Anthony Medel John Moran 23 Ty Loomis Ryan Mariano 24 Dan Fisher Chris Guigliano Q1 Ben Koski Jeff Minc Q2 Ryan Cronin Andrew Vazquez Q3 Kevin Craig Gaston Macau Q4 John Anselmo Anthony Mihalic Q5 Chris Kosty Hans Stolfus Q6 Brian Chapman Mike Morrison Q7 Steve Grotowski Ranse Jones Q8 Mike DiPierro Jim Van Zwieten Q9 John Mayer Dan Mintz Q10 Brian Corso Said Souikane Q11 Kevin Dake Ran Kumgisky Q12 Eric Adams Tony Pray Q13 Nick Hannemann Mark Paaluhi Q14 Esteban Escobar Leonardo Moraes Q15 Matt Prosser Jon Thompson Q16 Sonny Knight Jeff Smith Q17 Ivan Mercer Jeff Murrell Q18 John Braunstein Mike Diehl Q19 Mike Bruning Aaron Steele Q20 Brian Duff Sam Haghighi Q21 Leon Lucas Justin Phipps Q22 Seth Burnham Jack Quinn Q23 Skyler Davis Aaron Rogers Q24 Art Barron Morgan Mainz Q25 Jeff Myers Mark Smith Q26 Steve Delaney Everett Matthews Q27 Bivin Sadler Andy Shean Q28 Matt Osbourn Jessie Webster Q29 Samuel Rogers Mike Szymanski Q30 Steve Hubbard Jason Wight Q31 Casey Patterson Dennis Roberts Q32 Jason Greenlaw Chad Wick Q33 Guy Hamilton Dennis Marlow Q34 David Escarsega Todd Hart Q35 Mike Desjardins Ken Lentin Q36 Greg Boor Matt Heagy Q37 Dhiraj Coats Yariv Lerner Q38 Andor Gyulai Tom Slauterbeck Q39 Joe Boken Ian Gallagher Q40 Todd Bennett Sergio Penaloza Q41 Jeff Alzina Aaron Wachtfogel Q42 Michael Doucette James Hollis Q43 Brian Genthe Tom Witt Q44 Scott Kiedaisch Daniel Skilins Q45 Charles Cates Arqum Iqbal Q46 Corey Glave Mark Kirunchyk Q47 Vince Fierro Jon Mesko Q48 Jon Barnes Jake Blair Q49 Mika Hunkin Jamie Johansen Q50 Jason Lefevre Travis Regner Q51 Michael DeRaffaele Curt Vaughen Q52 Kevin Cleary Joel Jones Q53 Randy Cline Judd Smith Q54 Nguyen Le Peter Tourigny Q55 Joshua Cannon Jason Voorhees Q56 Rocky Mayo Jeremie Simkins Q57 Brenton Davis Ryan Haneberg Q58 Jeremy Drescher Derek Martinez Q59 Pat Brown Timothy Cornelissen Q60 Corin Bemus Brandon Taliaferro Q61 Zach Miller Brad Powell Q62 Cory Chandler Miguel Monterola Q63 John Caravella Luis Sandoval Q64 Mark Addy Jerry Graham Q65 Billy Allen Ty Tramblie Q66 Matt Akromis Jeff Pheffer Q67 Justin Deblasio Jason Miller Q68 Michael Fegley Blake Newman Q69 Gabby Amar JP Calderon Q70 Jason Harris Anthony Sciarpalletti Q71 Tim Fuehrer Josh Goodman Q72 Taylor Evans Steffin Rangel Q73 Lucas Galmarni Jeff Graham Q74 Bob Von Burg Vince Zanzucchi Q75 Jeff Clasen Corey Kleven Q76 Wes Badorek Kurt Peters Q77 Blake Cantrell David Kohl Q78 Dustin Townsend Aaron Wintrich Q79 Jarett Jensen David Maitlen Q80
Huntington Beach Teams - 2004 Men's Entries
Men's AVP $62,500 Huntington Beach Open May 28-30, 2004 Finish Player Partner Seed
Nick Hannemann Mark Paaluhi Albert Hannemann Chad Turner Eduardo Bacil Eli Fairfield Steve Delaney Evie Mattews Matt Osbourn Jessie Webster Billy Allen Ty Tramblie Jeff Clasen Corey Kleven Ian Clark Scott Davenport Charles Cates Arqum Iqbal John Anselmo Anthony Mihalic Eric Adams Tony Pray Skyler Davis Aaron Rogers David Fischer Scott Lane Mike Desjardins Ken Lentin Zach Miller Brad Powell Joshua Cannon Jason Voorhees Michael Doucette James Hollis Samuel Rogers Mike Szymanski Brian Corso Said Souikane Cory Chandler Miguel Monterola Chris Kosty Hans Stolfus Esteban Escobar Leonardo Moraes Ty Loomis Ryan Mariano Justin Deblasio Jason Miller Randy Cline Judd Smith Gabby Amar JP Calderon Michael DeRaffaele Curt Vaughen Andor Gyulai Tom Slauterbeck Taylor Evans Steffin Rangel Matt Fuerbringer Casey Jennings Sean Rosenthal Larry Witt Dain Blanton Jeff Nygaard Tim Fuehrer Josh Goodman Rocky Mayo Jeremie Simkins Todd Bennett Sergio Penaloza Steve Grotowski Ranse Jones Michael Fegley Blake Newman Matt Akromis Jeff Pheffer Kevin Cleary Joel Jones Nguyen Le Peter Tourigny Jim Nichols Matt Olson Chad Mowrey Ed Ratledge Canyon Ceman Mike Whitmarsh Blake Cantrell David Kohl Jason Harris Anthony Sciarpalletti Dustin Townsend Aaron Wintrich Karch Kiraly Mike Lambert Joe Boken Ian Gallagher Kevin Craig Gaston Macau Mike DiPierro Jim Van Zwieten Bob Von Burg Vince Zanzucchi Jason Lefevre Travis Regner Scott Kiedaisch Daniel Skilins Jake Elliott Jason Lee Mike Bruning Aaron Steele Corey Glave Mark Kirunchyk Anthony Medel John Moran Pat Brown Timothy Cornelissen Kevin Dake Ran Kumgisky Matt Prosser Jon Thompson David Smith Brad Torsone Brenton Davis Ryan Haneberg Steve Hubbard Jason Wight Corin Bemus Brandon Taliaferro Aaron Boss Jose Loiola Jeremy Drescher Derek Martinez Ryan Cronin Andrew Vazquez Leon Lucas Justin Phipps Ivan Mercer Jeff Murrell Mika Hunkin Jamie Johansen Brian Duff Sam Haghighi Guy Hamilton Dennis Marlow Matt Heath Adam Roberts Jarett Jensen David Maitlen John Hyden Andy Witt Seth Burnham Jack Quinn John Mayer Dan Mintz David Escarsega Todd Hart Wes Badorek Kurt Peters Jeff Alzina Aaron Wachtfogel Lucas Galmarni Jeff Graham Brent Doble Brian Lewis Art Barron Morgan Mainz Chip McCaw Alika Williams Jason Ring George Roumain Brian Chapman Mike Morrison Bivin Sadler Andy Shean Dhiraj Coats Yariv Lerner Ben Koski Jeff Minc Jeff Myers Mark Smith Brian Genthe Tom Witt John Braunstein Mike Diehl Jake Gibb Adam Jewell Philip Dalhausser Nick Lucena Greg Boor Matt Heagy Paul Baxter Scott Wong Dan Fisher Chris Guigliano Q1 Sonny Knight Jeff Smith Q17 Casey Patterson Dennis Roberts Q32 Jason Greenlaw Chad Wick Q33 Vince Fierro Jon Mesko Q48 Jon Barnes Jake Blair Q49 John Caravella Luis Sandoval Q64 Mark Addy Jerry Graham Q65
$125,000 2004 Huntington Beach Open Presented by Shark Energy Drink Qualifier Results 2004 AVP Nissan Series $125,000 Huntington Beach Open Presented by Shark Energy Drink Huntington Beach, Calif. May 28-30, 2004 Men's Qualification Tournament Results (Thursday, May 28) Qualifier Bracket Round 1 Match 2: Mark Addy / Jerry Graham (Q65) def. John Caravella / Luis Sandoval (Q64) 21-17, 12-21, 15-7 (0:54) Match 7: Jarett Jensen / David Maitlen (Q80) def. Jon Barnes / Jake Blair (Q49) 21-18, 21-15 (0:37) Match 10: Joshua Cannon / Jason Voorhees (Q56) def. Steffin Rangel / Taylor Evans (Q73) 21-13, 21-12 (0:41) Match 15: Rocky Mayo / Jeremie Simkins (Q57) def. Tim Fuehrer / Josh Goodman (Q72) 21-13, 21-16 (0:41) Match 18: Blake Newman / Michael Fegley (Q69) def. Pat Brown / Timothy Cornelissen (Q60) 15-21, 21-18, 21-19 (1:19) Match 23: Corey Kleven / Jeff Clasen (Q76) def. Kevin Cleary / Joel Jones (Q53) 13-21, 21-18, 16-14 (1:09) Match 26: Michael DeRaffaele / Curt Vaughen (Q52) def. Kurt Peters / Wes Badorek (Q77) 21-17, 21-16 (0:42) Match 31: Corin Bemus / Brandon Taliaferro (Q61) def. Jason Miller / Justin Deblasio (Q68) 21-16, 21-18 (0:43) Match 34: Matt Akromis / Jeff Pheffer (Q67) def. Zach Miller / Brad Powell (Q62) 21-12, 19-21, 16-14 (0:55) Match 39: Jason Lefevre / Travis Regner (Q51) def. David Kohl / Blake Cantrell (Q78) 19-21, 21-14, 15-8 (0:56) Match 42: Randy Cline / Judd Smith (Q54) def. Vince Zanzucchi / Bob Von Burg (Q75) 21-14, 15-21, 15-10 (0:55) Match 47: Gabby Amar / JP Calderon (Q70) def. Jeremy Drescher / Derek Martinez (Q59) 21-13, 21-15 (0:42) Match 50: Brenton Davis / Ryan Haneberg (Q58) def. Jason Harris / Anthony Sciarpalletti (Q71) 21-15, 21-12 (0:36) Match 55: Jeff Graham / Lucas Galmarni (Q74) def. Nguyen Le / Peter Tourigny (Q55) 21-14, 17-21, 20-18 (1:01) Match 58: Dustin Townsend / Aaron Wintrich (Q79) def. Mika Hunkin / Jamie Johansen (Q50) 23-21, 21-12 (0:40) Match 63: Ty Tramblie / Billy Allen (Q66) def. Cory Chandler / Miguel Monterola (Q63) 21-14, 21-10 (0:41) Round 2 Match 65: Dan Fisher / Chris Guigliano (Q1) def. Mark Addy / Jerry Graham (Q65) 22-20, 21-13 (0:42) Match 66: Casey Patterson / Dennis Roberts (Q32) def. Jason Greenlaw / Chad Wick (Q33) 21-11, 21-15 (0:40) Match 67: Sonny Knight / Jeff Smith (Q17) def. Vince Fierro / Jon Mesko (Q48) 21-15, 21-19 (0:43) Match 68: Matt Prosser / Jon Thompson (Q16) def. Jarett Jensen / David Maitlen (Q80) 21-13, 21-10 (0:36) Match 69: Mike DiPierro / Jim Van Zwieten (Q9) def. Joshua Cannon / Jason Voorhees (Q56) 21-15, 21-12 (0:38) Match 70: Skyler Davis / Aaron Rogers (Q24) def. Todd Bennett / Sergio Penaloza (Q41) 21-19, 21-18 (0:45) Match 71: Art Barron / Morgan Mainz (Q25) def. Joe Boken / Ian Gallagher (Q40) 21-14, 21-12 (0:41) Match 72: Rocky Mayo / Jeremie Simkins (Q57) def. Steve Grotowski / Ranse Jones (Q8) 0-21, 21-13, 15-12 (0:39) Match 73: Chris Kosty / Hans Stolfus (Q5) def. Blake Newman / Michael Fegley (Q69) 21-13, 21-12 (0:41) Match 74: Bivin Sadler / Andy Shean (Q28) def. Greg Boor / Matt Heagy (Q37) 21-15, 21-15 (0:38) Match 75: Brian Duff / Sam Haghighi (Q21) def. Brian Genthe / Tom Witt (Q44) 21-13, 21-11 (0:43) Match 76: Kevin Dake / Ran Kumgisky (Q12) def. Corey Kleven / Jeff Clasen (Q76) 21-18, 21-14 (0:45) Match 77: Eric Adams / Tony Pray (Q13) def. Michael DeRaffaele / Curt Vaughen (Q52) 21-18, 21-19 (0:44) Match 78: Mike Bruning / Aaron Steele (Q20) def. Scott Kiedaisch / Daniel Skilins (Q45) 21-17, 21-13 (0:39) Match 79: Mike Desjardins / Ken Lentin (Q36) def. Matt Osbourn / Jessie Webster (Q29) 21-19, 21-14 (0:43) Match 80: John Anselmo / Anthony Mihalic (Q4) def. Brandon Taliaferro / Corin Bemus (Q61) 26-28, 21-17, 15-13 (1:14) Match 81: Ryan Cronin / Andrew Vazquez (Q3) def. Matt Akromis / Jeff Pheffer (Q67) 21-14, 21-19 (0:42) Match 82: David Escarsega / Todd Hart (Q35) def. Samuel Rogers / Mike Szymanski (Q30) 21-16, 16-21, 15-11 (0:55) Match 83: John Braunstein / Mike Diehl (Q19) def. Charles Cates / Arqum Iqbal (Q46) 21-14, 21-17 (0:48) Match 84: Nick Hannemann / Mark Paaluhi (Q14) def. Jason Lefevre / Travis Regner (Q51) 21-17, 21-13 (0:38) Match 85: Brian Corso / Said Souikane (Q11) def. Randy Cline / Judd Smith (Q54) 21-10, 21-10 (0:40) Match 86: Michael Doucette / James Hollis (Q43) def. Leon Lucas / Justin Phipps (Q22) 21-12, 14-21, 15-12 (0:57) Match 87: Steve Delaney / Everett Matthews (Q27) def. Dhiraj Coats / Yariv Lerner (Q38) 21-15, 21-13 (0:36) Match 88: Gabby Amar / JP Calderon (Q70) def. Gaston Macau / Derek Zimmerman (Q6) 21-19, 21-12 (0:40) Match 89: Brenton Davis / Ryan Haneberg (Q58) def. Brian Chapman / Mike Morrison (Q7) 21-18, 21-16 (0:44) Match 90: Jeff Myers / Mark Smith (Q26) def. Andor Gyulai / Tom Slauterbeck (Q39) 21-18, 21-15 (0:43) Match 91: Jeff Alzina / Aaron Wachtfogel (Q42) def. Seth Burnham / Jack Quinn (Q23) 23-21, 23-21 (0:54) Match 92: John Mayer / Dan Mintz (Q10) def. Jeff Graham / Lucas Galmarni (Q74) 21-13, 21-15 (0:37) Match 93: Dustin Townsend / Aaron Wintrich (Q79) def. Esteban Escobar / Leonardo Moraes (Q15) 21-14, 23-21 (0:50) Match 94: Ivan Mercer / Jeff Murrell (Q18) def. Corey Glave / Mark Kirunchyk (Q47) 21-15, 21-12 (0:36) Match 95: Steve Hubbard / Jason Wight (Q31) def. Guy Hamilton / Dennis Marlow (Q34) 21-19, 21-15 (0:47) Match 96: Ty Tramblie / Billy Allen (Q66) def. Ben Koski / Jeff Minc (Q2) by Forfeit Round 3 Match 97: Casey Patterson / Dennis Roberts (Q32) def. Dan Fisher / Chris Guigliano (Q1) 19-21, 21-17, 15-10 (1:01) Match 98: Matt Prosser / Jon Thompson (Q16) def. Sonny Knight / Jeff Smith (Q17) 21-0, 21-12 (0:27) Match 99: Mike DiPierro / Jim Van Zwieten (Q9) def. Skyler Davis / Aaron Rogers (Q24) 21-18, 19-21, 15-11 (0:58) Match 100: Rocky Mayo / Jeremie Simkins (Q57) def. Art Barron / Morgan Mainz (Q25) 21-13, 22-20 (0:45) Match 101: Chris Kosty / Hans Stolfus (Q5) def. Bivin Sadler / Andy Shean (Q28) 21-18, 21-10 (0:39) Match 102: Kevin Dake / Ran Kumgisky (Q12) def. Brian Duff / Sam Haghighi (Q21) 21-10, 21-18 (0:41) Match 103: Eric Adams / Tony Pray (Q13) def. Mike Bruning / Aaron Steele (Q20) 21-18, 17-21, 19-17 (1:15) Match 104: John Anselmo / Anthony Mihalic (Q4) def. Mike Desjardins / Ken Lentin (Q36) 21-15, 21-23, 15-12 (1:05) Match 105: Ryan Cronin / Andrew Vazquez (Q3) def. David Escarsega / Todd Hart (Q35) 21-14, 21-16 (0:48) Match 106: Nick Hannemann / Mark Paaluhi (Q14) def. John Braunstein / Mike Diehl (Q19) 16-21, 21-17, 15-9 (1:06) Match 107: Brian Corso / Said Souikane (Q11) def. Michael Doucette / James Hollis (Q43) 21-17, 21-18 (0:43) Match 108: Steve Delaney / Everett Matthews (Q27) def. Gabby Amar / JP Calderon (Q70) 21-13, 17-21, 15-9 (0:55) Match 109: Brenton Davis / Ryan Haneberg (Q58) def. Jeff Myers / Mark Smith (Q26) 21-12, 21-19 (0:45) Match 110: John Mayer / Dan Mintz (Q10) def. Jeff Alzina / Aaron Wachtfogel (Q42) 22-20, 20-22, 15-13 (0:54) Match 111: Ivan Mercer / Jeff Murrell (Q18) def. Dustin Townsend / Aaron Wintrich (Q79) 21-19, 21-8 (0:37) Match 112: Ty Tramblie / Billy Allen (Q66) def. Steve Hubbard / Jason Wight (Q31) 16-21, 23-21, 15-8 (0:56) Round 4 Match 113: Matt Prosser / Jon Thompson (Q16) def. Casey Patterson / Dennis Roberts (Q32) 21-16, 21-17 (0:40) Match 114: Mike DiPierro / Jim Van Zwieten (Q9) def. Rocky Mayo / Jeremie Simkins (Q57) 21-17, 21-13 (0:38) Match 115: Chris Kosty / Hans Stolfus (Q5) def. Kevin Dake / Ran Kumgisky (Q12) 21-7, 17-21, 18-16 (0:53) Match 116: John Anselmo / Anthony Mihalic (Q4) def. Eric Adams / Tony Pray (Q13) 30-28, 21-10 (0:49) Match 117: Nick Hannemann / Mark Paaluhi (Q14) def. Ryan Cronin / Andrew Vazquez (Q3) 20-22, 21-16, 17-15 (1:08) Match 118: Steve Delaney / Everett Matthews (Q27) def. Brian Corso / Said Souikane (Q11) 19-21, 23-21, 15-10 (1:03) Match 119: John Mayer / Dan Mintz (Q10) def. Brenton Davis / Ryan Haneberg (Q58) 21-14, 21-16 (0:37) Match 120: Ty Tramblie / Billy Allen (Q66) def. Ivan Mercer / Jeff Murrell (Q18) 21-15, 21-6 (0:42) Winner's Bracket Round 1 Match 1: Sean Rosenthal / Larry Witt (1) def. Ty Tramblie / Billy Allen (32, Q66) 21-14, 21-14 (0:32) Match 2: Adam Roberts / Matt Heath (16) def. Aaron Boss / Jose Loiola (17) 27-25, 22-20 (0:46) Match 3: John Hyden / Andy Witt (9) def. Ty Loomis / Ryan Mariano (24) 21-18, 21-18 (0:44) Match 5: Canyon Ceman / Mike Whitmarsh (5) def. Jim Van Zwieten / Mike DiPierro (28, Q9) 21-15, 21-16 (0:38) Match 6: Eduardo Bacil / Eli Fairfield (12) def. David Fischer / Scott Lane (21) 21-19, 21-14 (0:39) Match 7: Jim Nichols / Matt Olson (13) def. Ian Clark / Scott Davenport (20) 22-20, 25-23 (0:45) Match 9: Jason Ring / George Roumain (3) def. Jon Thompson / Matt Prosser (30, Q16) 21-15, 21-17 (0:46) Match 10: Chip McCaw / Alika Williams (19) def. Chad Mowrey / Ed Ratledge (14) 21-18, 21-18 (0:48) Match 11: Paul Baxter / Scott Wong (11) def. David Smith / Brad Torsone (22) 21-15, 21-14 (0:53) Match 13: Brent Doble / Brian Lewis (7) def. Chris Kosty / Hans Stolfus (26, Q5) 21-10, 21-15 (0:48) Match 14: Nick Lucena / Philip Dalhausser (10) def. Anthony Medel / John Moran (23) 21-13, 21-17 (0:59) Match 15: Albert Hannemann / Chad Turner (18) def. Jake Elliott / Jason Lee (15) 21-12, 30-28 (0:46) Round 2 Match 17: Sean Rosenthal / Larry Witt (1) def. Adam Roberts / Matt Heath (16) 21-18, 21-12 (0:38) Match 18: John Hyden / Andy Witt (9) def. Adam Jewell / Jake Gibb (8) 21-13, 16-21, 16-14 (1:11) Match 19: Eduardo Bacil / Eli Fairfield (12) def. Canyon Ceman / Mike Whitmarsh (5) 21-18, 21-18 (0:44) Match 20: Dain Blanton / Jeff Nygaard (4) def. Jim Nichols / Matt Olson (13) 21-14, 22-24, 15-9 (1:04) Match 21: Jason Ring / George Roumain (3) def. Chip McCaw / Alika Williams (19) 19-21, 21-15, 16-14 (0:59) Match 22: Paul Baxter / Scott Wong (11) def. Casey Jennings / Matt Fuerbringer (6) 21-17, 21-19 (0:51) Match 23: Brent Doble / Brian Lewis (7) def. Nick Lucena / Philip Dalhausser (10) 21-18, 21-12 (0:45) Match 24: Karch Kiraly / Mike Lambert (2) def. Albert Hannemann / Chad Turner (18) 21-18, 21-10 (0:36) Round 3 Match 25: Sean Rosenthal / Larry Witt (1) def. John Hyden / Andy Witt (9) 21-10, 21-12 (0:41) Match 26: Dain Blanton / Jeff Nygaard (4) def. Eduardo Bacil / Eli Fairfield (12) 21-17, 21-12 (0:38) Match 27: Jason Ring / George Roumain (3) def. Paul Baxter / Scott Wong (11) 22-20, 13-21, 15-7 (1:07) Match 28: Karch Kiraly / Mike Lambert (2) def. Brent Doble / Brian Lewis (7) 21-16, 21-17 (0:41) Round 4 Match 29: Sean Rosenthal / Larry Witt (1) def. Dain Blanton / Jeff Nygaard (4) 19-21, 21-18, 15-10 (0:58) Match 30: Jason Ring / George Roumain (3) def. Karch Kiraly / Mike Lambert (2) 21-17, 17-21, 21-19 (1:18) Contender's Bracket Round 1 Match 31: Aaron Boss / Jose Loiola (17) def. Ty Tramblie / Billy Allen (32, Q66) 21-13, 22-20 (0:43) Match 32: Ty Loomis / Ryan Mariano (24) def. John Anselmo / Anthony Mihalic (25, Q4) 21-19, 20-22, 15-11 (0:58) Match 33: David Fischer / Scott Lane (21) def. Jim Van Zwieten / Mike DiPierro (28, Q9) 21-16, 19-21, 15-12 (0:53) Match 34: Ian Clark / Scott Davenport (20) def. Nick Hannemann / Mark Paaluhi (29, Q14) 21-12, 21-15 (0:39) Match 35: Chad Mowrey / Ed Ratledge (14) def. Jon Thompson / Matt Prosser (30, Q16) 21-15, 21-17 (0:43) Match 36: David Smith / Brad Torsone (22) def. Dan Mintz / John Mayer (27, Q10) 21-23, 21-16, 15-9 (1:03) Match 37: Chris Kosty / Hans Stolfus (26, Q5) def. Anthony Medel / John Moran (23) 22-20, 22-20 (0:50) Match 38: Everett Matthews / Steve Delaney (31, Q27) def. Jake Elliott / Jason Lee (15) 19-21, 26-24, 22-20 (1:08) Round 2 Match 39: Aaron Boss / Jose Loiola (17) def. Albert Hannemann / Chad Turner (18) 22-20, 21-19 (0:44) Match 40: Nick Lucena / Philip Dalhausser (10) def. Ty Loomis / Ryan Mariano (24) 24-22, 21-19 (0:47) Match 41: Casey Jennings / Matt Fuerbringer (6) def. David Fischer / Scott Lane (21) 30-28, 21-14 (0:51) Match 42: Ian Clark / Scott Davenport (20) def. Chip McCaw / Alika Williams (19) 19-21, 21-15, 15-8 (0:54) Match 43: Jim Nichols / Matt Olson (13) def. Chad Mowrey / Ed Ratledge (14) 21-11, 16-21, 15-10 (0:52) Match 44: Canyon Ceman / Mike Whitmarsh (5) def. David Smith / Brad Torsone (22) 21-10, 21-14 (0:40) Match 45: Adam Jewell / Jake Gibb (8) def. Chris Kosty / Hans Stolfus (26, Q5) 21-14, 21-11 (0:35) Match 46: Adam Roberts / Matt Heath (16) def. Everett Matthews / Steve Delaney (31, Q27) 25-23, 28-26 (0:55) Round 3 Match 47: Aaron Boss / Jose Loiola (17) def. Nick Lucena / Philip Dalhausser (10) 21-15, 21-13 (0:27) Match 48: Casey Jennings / Matt Fuerbringer (6) def. Ian Clark / Scott Davenport (20) 14-21, 21-10, 15-9 (0:58) Match 49: Canyon Ceman / Mike Whitmarsh (5) def. Jim Nichols / Matt Olson (13) 21-13, 21-11 (0:34) Match 50: Adam Jewell / Jake Gibb (8) def. Adam Roberts / Matt Heath (16) 21-13, 21-18 (0:36) Round 4 Match 51: Eduardo Bacil / Eli Fairfield (12) def. Aaron Boss / Jose Loiola (17) 22-20, 21-18 (0:38) Match 52: John Hyden / Andy Witt (9) def. Casey Jennings / Matt Fuerbringer (6) 22-20, 25-23 (0:53) Match 53: Canyon Ceman / Mike Whitmarsh (5) def. Brent Doble / Brian Lewis (7) 18-21, 21-16, 15-13 (1:06) Match 54: Paul Baxter / Scott Wong (11) def. Adam Jewell / Jake Gibb (8) 21-16, 21-18 (0:40)
Round 5 Match 55: Eduardo Bacil / Eli Fairfield (12) def. John Hyden / Andy Witt (9) 21-16, 14-21, 19-17 (0:58) Match 56: Paul Baxter / Scott Wong (11) def. Canyon Ceman / Mike Whitmarsh (5) 21-18, 16-21, 15-11 (1:11) Round 6 Match 57: Karch Kiraly / Mike Lambert (2) def. Eduardo Bacil / Eli Fairfield (12) 21-15, 21-13 (0:38) Match 58: Dain Blanton / Jeff Nygaard (4) def. Paul Baxter / Scott Wong (11) 17-21, 21-19, 15-12 (1:09) Semifinals Match 59: Sean Rosenthal / Larry Witt (1) def. Karch Kiraly / Mike Lambert (2) 22-20, 21-19 (0:40) Match 60: Jason Ring / George Roumain (3) def. Dain Blanton / Jeff Nygaard (4) 21-19, 16-21, 19-17 (1:09) Finals Match 61: Jason Ring / George Roumain (3) def. Sean Rosenthal / Larry Witt (1) 21-12, 21-16 Men's AVP $62,500 Bud Light Huntington Beach Open Presented by Shark Energy Drink May 28-30, 2004 Finish Player Partner Seed Points 1 Jason Ring George Roumain 3 $14,500.00 360.0 2 Sean Rosenthal Larry Witt 1 $9,750.00 324.0 3 Karch Kiraly Mike Lambert 2 $5,825.00 270.0 3 Dain Blanton Jeff Nygaard 4 $5,825.00 270.0 5 Paul Baxter Scott Wong 11 $3,500.00 216.0 5 Eduardo Bacil Eli Fairfield 12 $3,500.00 216.0 7 Canyon Ceman Mike Whitmarsh 5 $2,500.00 180.0 7 John Hyden Andy Witt 9 $2,500.00 180.0 9 Matt Fuerbringer Casey Jennings 6 $1,600.00 144.0 9 Brent Doble Brian Lewis 7 $1,600.00 144.0 9 Jake Gibb Adam Jewell 8 $1,600.00 144.0 9 Aaron Boss Jose Loiola 17 $1,600.00 144.0 13 Philip Dalhausser Nick Lucena 10 $1,050.00 108.0 13 Jim Nichols Matt Olson 13 $1,050.00 108.0 13 Matt Heath Adam Roberts 16 $1,050.00 108.0 13 Ian Clark Scott Davenport 20 $1,050.00 108.0 17 Chad Mowrey Ed Ratledge 14 $400.00 72.0 17 Albert Hannemann Chad Turner 18 $400.00 72.0 17 Chip McCaw Alika Williams 19 $400.00 72.0 17 David Fischer Scott Lane 21 $400.00 72.0 17 David Smith Brad Torsone 22 $400.00 72.0 17 Ty Loomis Ryan Mariano 24 $400.00 72.0 17 Chris Kosty Hans Stolfus 26, Q5 $400.00 72.0 17 Steve Delaney Everett Matthews 31, Q27 $400.00 72.0 25 Jake Elliott Jason Lee 15 $100.00 36.0 25 Anthony Medel John Moran 23 $100.00 36.0 25 John Anselmo Anthony Mihalic 25, Q4 $100.00 36.0 25 John Mayer Dan Mintz 27, Q10 $100.00 36.0 25 Mike DiPierro Jim Van Zwieten 28, Q9 $100.00 36.0 25 Nick Hannemann Mark Paaluhi 29, Q14 $100.00 36.0 25 Matt Prosser Jon Thompson 30, Q16 $100.00 36.0 25 Billy Allen Ty Tramblie 32, Q66 $100.00 36.0 33 Ryan Cronin Andrew Vazquez Q3 $.00 18.0 33 Brian Corso Said Souikane Q11 $.00 18.0 33 Kevin Dake Ran Kumgisky Q12 $.00 18.0 33 Eric Adams Tony Pray Q13 $.00 18.0 33 Ivan Mercer Jeff Murrell Q18 $.00 18.0 33 Casey Patterson Dennis Roberts Q32 $.00 18.0 33 Rocky Mayo Jeremie Simkins Q57 $.00 18.0 33 Brenton Davis Ryan Haneberg Q58 $.00 18.0 41 Dan Fisher Chris Guigliano Q1 $.00 12.0 41 Sonny Knight Jeff Smith Q17 $.00 12.0 41 John Braunstein Mike Diehl Q19 $.00 12.0 41 Mike Bruning Aaron Steele Q20 $.00 12.0 41 Brian Duff Sam Haghighi Q21 $.00 12.0 41 Skyler Davis Aaron Rogers Q24 $.00 12.0 41 Art Barron Morgan Mainz Q25 $.00 12.0 41 Jeff Myers Mark Smith Q26 $.00 12.0 41 Bivin Sadler Andy Shean Q28 $.00 12.0 41 Steve Hubbard Jason Wight Q31 $.00 12.0 41 David Escarsega Todd Hart Q35 $.00 12.0 41 Mike Desjardins Ken Lentin Q36 $.00 12.0 41 Jeff Alzina Aaron Wachtfogel Q42 $.00 12.0 41 Michael Doucette James Hollis Q43 $.00 12.0 41 Gabby Amar JP Calderon Q70 $.00 12.0 41 Dustin Townsend Aaron Wintrich Q79 $.00 12.0 57 Ben Koski Jeff Minc Q2 $.00 8.0 57 Gaston Macau Derek Zimmerman Q6 $.00 8.0 57 Brian Chapman Mike Morrison Q7 $.00 8.0 57 Steve Grotowski Ranse Jones Q8 $.00 8.0 57 Esteban Escobar Leonardo Moraes Q15 $.00 8.0 57 Leon Lucas Justin Phipps Q22 $.00 8.0 57 Seth Burnham Jack Quinn Q23 $.00 8.0 57 Matt Osbourn Jessie Webster Q29 $.00 8.0 57 Samuel Rogers Mike Szymanski Q30 $.00 8.0 57 Jason Greenlaw Chad Wick Q33 $.00 8.0 57 Guy Hamilton Dennis Marlow Q34 $.00 8.0 57 Greg Boor Matt Heagy Q37 $.00 8.0 57 Dhiraj Coats Yariv Lerner Q38 $.00 8.0 57 Andor Gyulai Tom Slauterbeck Q39 $.00 8.0 57 Joe Boken Ian Gallagher Q40 $.00 8.0 57 Todd Bennett Sergio Penaloza Q41 $.00 8.0 57 Brian Genthe Tom Witt Q44 $.00 8.0 57 Scott Kiedaisch Daniel Skilins Q45 $.00 8.0 57 Charles Cates Arqum Iqbal Q46 $.00 8.0 57 Corey Glave Mark Kirunchyk Q47 $.00 8.0 57 Vince Fierro Jon Mesko Q48 $.00 8.0 57 Jason Lefevre Travis Regner Q51 $.00 8.0 57 Michael DeRaffaele Curt Vaughen Q52 $.00 8.0 57 Randy Cline Judd Smith Q54 $.00 8.0 57 Joshua Cannon Jason Voorhees Q56 $.00 8.0 57 Corin Bemus Brandon Taliaferro Q61 $.00 8.0 57 Mark Addy Jerry Graham Q65 $.00 8.0 57 Matt Akromis Jeff Pheffer Q67 $.00 8.0 57 Michael Fegley Blake Newman Q69 $.00 8.0 57 Lucas Galmarni Jeff Graham Q74 $.00 8.0 57 Jeff Clasen Corey Kleven Q76 $.00 8.0 57 Jarett Jensen David Maitlen Q80 $.00 8.0 89 Jon Barnes Jake Blair Q49 $.00 4.0 89 Mika Hunkin Jamie Johansen Q50 $.00 4.0 89 Kevin Cleary Joel Jones Q53 $.00 4.0 89 Nguyen Le Peter Tourigny Q55 $.00 4.0 89 Jeremy Drescher Derek Martinez Q59 $.00 4.0 89 Pat Brown Timothy Cornelissen Q60 $.00 4.0 89 Zach Miller Brad Powell Q62 $.00 4.0 89 Cory Chandler Miguel Monterola Q63 $.00 4.0 89 John Caravella Luis Sandoval Q64 $.00 4.0 89 Justin Deblasio Jason Miller Q68 $.00 4.0 89 Jason Harris Anthony Sciarpalletti Q71 $.00 4.0 89 Tim Fuehrer Josh Goodman Q72 $.00 4.0 89 Taylor Evans Steffin Rangel Q73 $.00 4.0 89 Bob Von Burg Vince Zanzucchi Q75 $.00 4.0 89 Wes Badorek Kurt Peters Q77 $.00 4.0 89 Blake Cantrell David Kohl Q78 $.00 4.0
Huntington Beach Volleyball - Past Champions (six events)
2004 Tournament Champions >>Jason Ring / George Roumain
Jason Ring George Roumain
2000 & 2001
PART I (1st 10 AVP 2007 events)
