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Women of Cuba and USA dominate in Guatemala

 

GUATEMALA, April 4, 2009.- Cubans Nirian Sinal and Kirenia Ballar and Americans Beth Van Fleet and Saralyn Smith qualified as the top two semi finalists of the Gatorade’s Guatemala Beach Volleyball Tournament, the second leg of 2009 Norceca Circuit.

 

Both pairs won their two matches on Saturday while two others made the final four’s round via the losers’ bracket under the double-elimination system. Sinal-Ballar won 21-10, 21-10 over Blanca Resino-Susana Alvarado of GUA-2 and then beat Costa Ricans Ingrid Morales-Natalia Alfaro 21-11, 21-11. More Spanish


USA and Puerto Rico-1 are top men’s semi finalists

 

GUATEMALA, April 4, 2009.- Americans Hans Stolfus and Anthony Medel and Puerto Ricans Roberto Rodriguez and Orlando Irizarry advanced to the semi finals of the Gatorade’s Guatemala Beach Volleyball Tournament on the men’s side with perfect records.

 

Stolfus-Medel won their morning match over Luis Morales-Rafael Vargas of ESA-2 by score of 21-14, 21-11 and defeated Dominicans Yewddys Perez-German Recio 21-12, 21-14. Rodriguez-Irizarry of PUR-1 won 21-15, 21-19 against Jorge Bolaños-Erick Garrido of GUA-1 and then battled hard to down Abdel Otero-Joseph Gil of PUR-2 by score of 21-12, 22-24, 15-10. They will be joined in the semi final round by Cubans Sergio Gonzalez-Karell Peña and Puerto Ricans Otero-Gil.  More Spanish


Americans Stolfus-Medel start winning in Guatemala

 

GUATEMALA, April 3, 2009.- Men’s top-seed Hans Stolfus and Anthony Medel, of USA, cruised past the preliminary round of the Gatorade’s Guatemala Beach Volleyball Tournament winning their two matches with identical score.

 

Playing in Pool A, the champions in Cayman Islands first defeated Abdell Otero and Joseph Gil of Puerto Rico-2 and then dispatched Costa Ricans Marcelo Araya and Zlatko Piskulich 21-14, 21-14 in both cases. More Spanish


Cubans Sinal and Ballar keep winning streak

 

GUATEMALA, April 3, 2009.- Top-seeded Nirian Sinal and Kirenia Ballar of Cuba won their two matches in Pool A on the opening day of the Gatorade’s Beach Volleyball Tournament of Guatemala, the second event of 2009 Norceca Circuit.

 

Winners in Cayman Islands last week, Sinal-Ballar defeated Ivonne Soler-Jennifer Lombardi of El Salvador 21-10, 21-16 and then beat Canadians Julie Rodriguez-Kristina Long 21-16, 21-10.

 

Also advanced to the second round with 2-0 records the teams of Mexicans Vanessa Virgen-Diana Estrada, Americans Beth Van Fleet-Saralyn Smith) and Costa Ricans Ingrid Morales-Natalia Alfaro. More Spanish


USA’s Men and Cuba’s Women are top-seeded in Guatemala

 

GUATEMALA, April 3, 2009.- Cubans Nirian Sinal and Kirenia Ballar in the women’s side and Americans Hans Stolfus and Anthony Medel in the men’s field are the top-seeded in the Gatorade’s Guatemala Beach Volleyball Tournament, the second stop of the 2009 Norceca Circuit.

 

The 12 teams in each bracket have been divided in four pools with the top two advancing to the main draw after a round-robin competition. More Spanish


Official Opening of Gatorade BVB in Guatemala

 

GUATEMALA.- The oficial opening ceremony of the Gatorade Beach Volleyball of Guatemala, the second stop of the 2009 Norceca Circuit, took place on Wednesday with the presence of Alvaro Arzu, the Mayor of Guatemala City.

 

The Mayor presented diplomas declaring distinguished visitors to all the athletes from eleven countries taking part in the big event. More Spanish


Pairs from 11 countries in Guatemala’s Gatorade Beach Volley

 

GUATEMALA, April 1, 2009.- Pairs from eleven countries will take part in the Gatorade Beach Volleyball Tournament of Guatemala, the second of ten stops of the 2009 Norceca Circuit.

 

The announcement was made during a press conference held on Tuesday chaired by Enrique Santis, president of the Guatemala Volleyball Federation accompanied by members of its Executive Committee.

 

The event runs from Friday to Sunday at Campo Marte and gathers together players from Canada,  More Spanish