Men's Division
Gold - Indonesia
Silver - Thailand
Bronze - Philippines
Women's Division
Gold - Thailand
Silver- Indonesia
Bronze - Philippines
Date: 29th November - 5th December 2019Venue: Subic Tennis Court, Subic, ZambalesEvents: 2 Events (Men & Women)
Schedules & Results
Women's Event
Preliminary
Nov. 29 |
Men's Event
Group A - Teams
- James Buytrago & Jaron Requinton (PHI-1)
- Edmar Bonobo & Jude Garcia (PHI-2)
- Jean Christian Alexandre Da Silva & Xavier Robson Fernandes (TLS-1)
- Denyanus Belo & Aduano Silvano Feliz Da Silva (TLS-2)
- Nuttanon Inkiew & Sedtawat Padsawud (THA-1)
- Nguyen Van Nha & Ton Long Nhat (VIE-1)
Preliminary - Group A
November 29
- Match # 01 | PHI-1 def. TLS-1 [21-16, 21-13]
- Match # 02 | THA-1 def. VIE-1 [21-16,21-15]
- Match # 03 | PHI-2 def. TLS-2 [21-7, 21-16]
- Match # 04 | THA-1 def.
Group B - Teams
- Rachmawan Ade & Ashfiya Mohammad (INA-1)
- Ramadhan Gilang & Pribadi Danangsyah (INA-2)
- Ting Jackson Kiet Sing & Bin Raja Gussin Raja Nazmi Zaifuddin (MAS-1)
- Bin Nordin Rafi Asruki & Mohd Zokri Mohd Aizzat (MAS-2)
- Tay Zi Hao Kingsley & Shen Fan Yang (SGP-1)
- Kiu Nicolas & Tan Rey Meng Trevis (SGP-2)
- Sim Khlork & Tat Phavin (CAM-1)
- Chuk Sophea & Thy Menghuong (CAM-2)
Preliminary - Group B
November 29
- Match 01 | INA-1 def. MAS-1 [21-8, 21-15]
- Match 02 | SGP-1 def. CAM-1 [21-16, 21-18]
- Match 03 | INA-2 def. MAS-2 [21-19, 21-8]
- Match 04 | CAM-1 def. SGP-2 [21-19, 21-5]
Former beach volleyball national players Rhovyl Verayo and Parley Tupaz of the Philippines will lead again the national squad at the Southeast Asian Games but this time as national co-coaches.
The tandem already represented the Philippines at the 2006 Asian Games in Doha with two wins and two losses.
And now, the duo are looking for athletes who will best represent the country at the biennial.
As reported, an on-going tryout for beach volleyball is happening that will make-up the two-pair teams for men.
The last time the Philippines won medal was in their home court at the 2005 SEA Games but it was in the women's division.
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The SMM Asian U21 Beach Volleyball Championship was concluded with Thailand sweeping the men's and women's titles.
Thatsarida Singchuea and Pawarun Chanthawichai captured the women's title after beating Chanthira and Yodsaphat in all Thai finals. The match scores were 22-20, 13-21, 25-23.
The two Thai teams defeated two teams from China in the semi finals.
With the victory of Singchuea and Chanthawichai, Thailand defended the women's title they have won two years ago.
In the men's event, it was the tandem of Phanupong and Phichako who became victorious over their rival Australia in the finals. It was a sweet revenge for Thailand from the last Asian U21 beach volleyball championship.
The match ended with identical two-set scores of 21-15.
Aside from Thailand, other Southeast Asian nations who took part of the event were Indonesia, Vietnam, Singapore, Laos and Malaysia.
The tournament was held in Roi-Et in Thailand from March 15 to 18.
After finishing with two silver medals in men's and women's volleyball at the 2017 Malaysian SEA Games, Indonesia is targeting a higher podium for men and to maintain the women's second place finish in volleyball in the upcoming SEA Games 2019.
Indonesia is in good tune of music in terms of preparation of their volleyball athletes for the 30th SEA Games in the Philippines.
Weeks after the grand finale of Proliga (the Indonesian top level competition for volleyball clubs), its national teams (men and women) are gearing up for Asian level competitions.
The women's side will compete in the Asian Senior Women's Volleyball Championship in Seoul, Korea on August and will collide against rival Vietnam in the early stage of the competition.
Both Indonesia and Vietnam teams are grouped in Pool D along with powerhouse China and Sri Lanka. This will be a test and estimation of team strengths for both Indonesia and Vietnam teams prior to SEA Games on November.
While its men's team will compete in the Asian Senior Men's Championship to be held in Iran on September.
But selection of prospective players are still running and monitored from Livoli to Proliga tournaments. And number of trial agendas have been prepared, including gathering of players in May to the next six months.
Aside from the two mentioned tournaments, there are also two events in Indonesia that can be used as preparations ahead of the 2019 SEA Games.
Meanwhile, Indonesia is very optimistic of getting the gold medals in beach volleyball events because of their achievements at the 2018 Asian Games - one silver and two bronze medals.
Malaysia and Philippines dominate the CEZA and First Cagayan Beach Volleyball Republic International Santa Ana Open 2018 which was held in Cagayan in the Philippines from June 9 to 10.
Lot Catubag and Karen Quilario of Davao (Philippines) won in the women's event after beating Demontaño and Jackie Estoquia in the all Filipino final event.
Meanwhile, Malaysians Raja Nazmi Hussin and Mohd Aizzat Zokri captures the men's title after defeating local bet Kevin Juban and Raphy Abanto of University of the Visayas (Philippines) to claim $3,500 top prize.
Jade Becaldo and Calvin Sarte took the bronze medal beating the team from Czech Republic.
Other than host Philippines and Malaysia, teams from Singapore, Czech Republic and Hong Kong participated at the two-day event.
Men's Division Semi Finals and Finals Results
- Semi Finals: Raja Nazmi Hussin and Mohd Aizzat Zokri (Malaysia) beat Dominik Samen and Martin Samec (Czech Republic) 21-19, 19-21, 15-6
- Semi Finals: Kevin Juban and Raphy Abanto (University of the Visayas-Philippines) beat Jade Becaldo and Calvin Sarte (Philippines) 21-18, 22-20
- Finals: Raja Nazmi Hussin and Mohd Aizzat Zokri (Malaysia) beat Kevin Juban and Raphy Abanto (University of the Visayas-Philippines)
Women's Division Semi Finals and Finals Results
- Semi Finals: Lot Catubag and Karen Quilario (Davao-Philippines) beat Charo Soriano and Bea Tan (Tuguegarao-Philippines) 21-17, 21-18
- Semi Finals: DM Demontaño and Estoquia (Iloilo-Philippines) beat Therese Ramas and Dij Rodriguez (Cebu-Philippines) 21-16, 21-19
- Finals: Lot Catubag and Karen Quilario (Davao-Philippines) beat DM Demontaño and Jackie Estoquia (Iloilo-Philippines) 21-14, 21-14
SEA participating teams
- Singapore: (Women) Kelly Sim Son Shwu Yuen and Huang Zihui, and Tin Lai Ng and Tan Shiang Theng (Men) Kam Lung Chui and Masato Itabashi
- Malaysia: (Men) Raja Nazmi Hussin and Mohd Aizzat Zokri
- Philippines : (Women) MJ Ebro and Ivana Agudo; Therese Ramas and Floremel Gutierrez; DM Demontaño and Jackie Estoquia; Therese Ramas and Dij Rodriguez; Lot Catubag and Karen Quilario; Charo Soriano and Bea Tan (Men) Kevin Juban and Raphy Abanto; Jade Becaldo and Calvin Sarte; Bryan Bagunas and James Natividad
The FIVB Beach Volleyball World Tour Bangkok Open 2018 is being held from May 10 to 13 in Bangkok, Thailand.Below are the results of Southeast Asian volleyball players ONLY.Men's Event
Qualification - Round 1
- May 10 | K. Dunwinit/C.Patiphan (THA) def. Wheelan/Humana-Paredes (CAN) 21-16, 16-21, 15-8
- May 10 | Rafi/Raja Nazmi (MAS) def. by Kindl/Klaffinger (AUT) 22-20, 16-21, 14-16
Qualification - Round 2
- May 10 | K. Dunwinit/C.Patiphan (THA) def. by Hasegawa/Shimizu (JPN) 13-21, 17-21
Main DrawPool AMay 11 | I. Nuttanon/P. Sedtawat (THA) def. Williams/Mndingi (RSA) 21-16, 21-13
May 11 | I. Nuttanon/P. Sedtawat (THA) def. by Kramarenko/Myskiv (RUS) 21-17, 17-21, 8-15
Pool BMay 11 | T. Phanupong/N.Phichakon (THA) def. by Dollinger A./Kulzer (GER) 17-21, 24-26
May 11 | T. Phanupong/N.Phichakon (THA) def. by Shiratori/Ageba (JPN) 18-21, 14-21
Pool CMay 11 | D.Kitti/N. Kangkon (THA) def. by Appelgren/Boman (SWE) 22-20, 11-21, 12-15May 11 | D.Kitti/N. Kangkon (THA) def. by Hasegawa/Shimizu (JPN) 18-21, 15-21
Pool DMay 11 | J. Surin/K. Adisorn (THA) def. by Huerta A./Huerta (ESP) 18-21, 21-19, 12-15May 11 | J. Surin/K. Adisorn (THA) def. by Becker/Stadie (GER) 20-22, 14-21
Round of 12
May 12 | I. Nuttanon/P. Sedtawat (THA) def. Hasegawa/Shimizu (JPN) 21-19, 21-15
Quarter Finals
May 13 | I. Nuttanon/P. Sedtawat (THA) def. by Schnetzer/Müllner (AUT) 13-21, 18-21
Women's Event
Main Draw
Pool BMay 11 | Tangkaeo/Jiraporn (THA) def. by Kusano/Take (JPN) 8-21, 8-21May 11 | Tangkaeo/Jiraporn (THA) def. by Yeung/Yuen (HKG) 11-21, 16-21
Pool CMay 11 | Anchana/Chanthira (THA) def. by Andriukaityte/Zobnina (LTU) 21-13, 20-22, 10-15May 11 | Anchana/Chanthira (THA) def. by Yoken/Simonsson (SWE) 19-21, 13-21
Pool DMay 11 | Pronsuda/Yodsaphat (THA) def. by M.McNamara/N.McNamara (CAN) 15-21, 17-21May 11 | Pronsuda/Yodsaphat (THA) def. Sakurako/Miyagawa (JPN) 19-21, 20-22
Round of 12
May 12 | Pronsuda/Yodsaphat (THA) def. by Kusano/Take (JPN) 18-21, 12-21
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