Swatch FIVB World Tour 2005

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
2005 Swatch FIVB World Tour
SWATCH FIVB World Tour 2004 Logo.jpg
Tournament details
Host nationVarious
DatesMay - November, 2005

The Swatch FIVB World Tour 2005 was the official international beach volleyball tour for 2005.

Grand Slam[]

There were three Grand Slam tournaments. These events give a higher number of points and more money than the rest of the tournaments.[1]

  • Stavanger, Norway – ConocoPhillips Grand Slam, June 28 - July 3, 2005
  • Paris, France – Beach Volleyball Paris-Ile de France Grand Slam, July 26–31, 2005
  • Klagenfurt, Austria – A1 Grand Slam presented by Nokia, August 3–7, 2005

Tournament results[]

Women[]

Event Gold Silver Bronze
China Shanghai Jinshan Open Brazil Juliana-Larissa Brazil Adriana-Shelda Brazil Ana Paula-
Japan Open Brazil Ana Paula- Brazil Juliana-Larissa Brazil Adriana-Shelda
Italian Open Brazil Juliana-Larissa Greece Karadassiou-Arvaniti Germany Pohl-Rau
1to1 Energy Open Brazil Juliana-Larissa China Jian Tia-Wang Fei Brazil Adriana-Shelda
Swatch-FIVB
World Championships
powered by Smart 		United States May-Treanor-Walsh Brazil Juliana-Larissa China Jian Tia-Wang Fei
ConocoPhillips Grand Slam Greece Karadassiou-Arvaniti Brazil Juliana-Larissa China Jian Tia-Wang Fei
St. Petersburg Open Brazil Juliana-Larissa Brazil -Talita Brazil Leila-Ana Paula
Portugal Open United States May-Treanor-Walsh Greece Koutroumanidou-Tsiartsiani Brazil Juliana-Larissa
Beach Volleyball
Paris-Ile de
France Grand Slam 		United States May-Treanor-Walsh Brazil Juliana-Larissa China Jian Tia-Wang Fei
A1 Grand Slam
presented by Nokia 		United States May-Treanor-Walsh United States Wacholder-Youngs China Jian Tia-Wang Fei
Canada Open Brazil Juliana-Larissa Brazil -Talita Brazil Adriana-Shelda
Athens INFOTE Open Brazil -Talita Brazil Juliana-Larissa Brazil Adriana-Shelda
Indonesia Women's Open 2005 Brazil -Talita Brazil Adriana-Shelda Greece Koutroumanidou-Tsiartsiani
Brazil Open United States May-Treanor-Walsh Brazil Juliana-Larissa United States Wacholder-Youngs
Corona Acapulco Open Brazil Juliana-Larissa United States May-Treanor-Walsh United States Wacholder-Youngs
South Africa Open United States May-Treanor-Walsh Brazil Juliana-Larissa Brazil Carolina-

Men[]

Event Gold Silver Bronze
China Shanghai Jinshan Open Germany C. Dieckmann-Scheuerpflug Brazil Emanuel-Ricardo Switzerland Egger-M. Laciga
VIP Open Brazil Marcio Araujo-Fabio Germany M. Dieckmann-Reckerman Brazil Emanuel-Ricardo
1to1 Energy Open Brazil Emanuel-Ricardo Brazil Benjamin-Harley Brazil Marcio Araujo-Fabio
Swatch-FIVB
World Championships
powered by Smart 		Brazil Marcio Araujo-Fabio Switzerland Heyer-P. Laciga Germany Brink-Schneider
ConocoPhillips Grand Slam Brazil Emanuel-Ricardo Brazil Benjamin-Harley Switzerland Heuscher-Kobel
St. Petersburg Open Brazil Emanuel-Ricardo Brazil Marcio Araujo-Fabio Brazil Franco-Tande
Portugal Open Germany Brink-Schneider Germany M. Dieckmann-Reckerman Brazil Marcio Araujo-Fabio
Mazury Open Switzerland Egger-M. Laciga Germany M. Dieckmann-Reckerman Brazil Emanuel-Ricardo
Beach Volleyball
Paris-Ile de
France Grand Slam 		Switzerland Heuscher-Kobel United States Gibb-Metzger Germany Brink-Schneider
A1 Grand Slam
presented by Nokia 		Germany C. Dieckmann-Scheuerpflug Brazil Emanuel-Ricardo Brazil Marcio Araujo-Fabio
Canada Open Brazil Benjamin-Harley Brazil Marcio Araujo-Fabio Brazil Emanuel-Ricardo
Athens INFOTE Open Brazil Emanuel-Ricardo Switzerland Egger-M. Laciga Brazil Benjamin-Harley
Brazil Open Brazil Emanuel-Ricardo Brazil Marcio Araujo-Fabio United States Gibb-Metzger
Corona Acapulco Open Brazil Emanuel-Ricardo Brazil Cunha-Franco Brazil Benjamin-Harley
South Africa Open Brazil Marcio Araujo-Fabio Switzerland Egger-M. Laciga United States Gibb-Metzger

Medal table by country[]

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 Brazil (BRA)19191755
2 United States (USA)63413
3 Germany (GER)3339
4  Switzerland (SUI)2327
5 Greece (GRE)1214
6 China (CHN)0145
Totals (6 nations)31313193

References[]

  1. ^ 2005 Swatch FIVB World Tour - tour calendar at FIVB, 2005

External links[]


Stub icon

This article relating to the sport of volleyball is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by .

  • v
  • t
Retrieved from ""