VOLLEYBALL
European Championship
EuroVolley
Event Site
Men
Women
U20 Men
U19 Women
U18 Men
U17 Women
U17 Men
U16 Women
European
Cups
Champions League Volley Site
Champions League - Men
Champions League - Women
CEV Cup - Men
CEV Cup - Women
Challenge Cup - Men
Challenge Cup - Women
European
League
European Golden League Men
European Golden League Women
European Silver League Men
European Silver League Women
World Qualifications
Road to Tokyo Event Site
Olympic - Men
Olympic - Women
Men
Women
U23 Men
U23 Women
U21 Men
U20 Women
BEACH VOLLEYBALL
EuroBeachVolley
EuroBeachVolley
Event Site
2021 - Vienna
European
Under Age
U22 - Baden
U20 - Izmir
U18 - Ljubljana
FIVB/CEV World Tour events
1* Sofia 1 (BUL)
1* Sofia 2 (BUL)
1* Sofia 3 (BUL)
1* Leuven (BEL)
1* Ljubljana (SLO)
1* Sofia 4 (BUL)
1* Cortegaça (POR)
2* Prague (CZE)
1* Budapest (HUN)
1* Montpellier (M) (FRA)
2* Brno (W) (CZE)
1* Koropove (W) (UKR)
1* Warsaw (POL) (M)
1* Cervia (ITA)
1* Apeldoorn (NED)
1* Madrid (W) (ESP)
1* Nijmegen (NED)
Continental
Cup
Senior
Youth
SNOW VOLLEYBALL
EuroSnowVolley
2020 St. Anton - CANCELLED
2018 Wagrain-Kleinarl & Flachau
European
Tour
Wagrain - 1st Weekend
Wagrain - 2nd Weekend
MULTI-SPORT EVENTS
European Championships
Information
Munich 2022
European
Games
Information
Beach
Volleyball
Volleyball
European Youth Olympic Festival
Information
Volleyball
GSSE
Information
Montenegro 2019 Official Website
New CEV Website
Inside CEV
Calendar
Search
Login
2016 CEV Beach Volleyball Satellite Vaduz
Men
Women
Home
Teams
Results
Ranking
Photo Gallery
News
18/01/2016 11:37
EBVC kicks off annual CEV Commission meetings, works on long-term strategic plan to further grow Beach Volleyball in Europe
News from the CEV
Luxembourg, January 18, 2016. A few busy weeks for Europe’s Volleyball family with many more events to follow soon started with the annual meeting of the European Beach Volleyball Commission (EBVC) which took place last Friday and Saturday at the CEV headquarters in Luxembourg City. This was the first meeting chaired by EBVC President Michel Everaert who has been at the helm of the Commission since last October following the XXXVI CEV General Assembly and elections held in Sofia, Bulgaria.
The meeting provided an opportunity to introduce the new EBVC members and to share the strategic vision that the CEV leadership around President Aleksandar Boričić has been designing and pursuing for the last few months.
The annual EBVC meeting included a review of a very successful and busy 2015 season, which broke all-time records in terms of number of CEV sanctioned events and featured two major highlights, i.e. the first ever European Games in Baku and the 2015 CEV Beach Volleyball European Championship Final held at Austria’s largest sandbox in Klagenfurt, one of the sport’s real ‘Meccas’.
The EBVC members could also evaluate the progress achieved in a couple of development projects which are seen as instrumental to a further growth of the sport across Europe. The 2013-2016 CEV Beach Volleyball Youth Development Project will be reaching its climax later this year with the final stage of the inaugural CEV U17 Continental Cup which will serve as a qualifying event for this year’s U17 World Championships in Brazil.
Next to this, a development project has been designed and is now in its early implementation stages focussing on National Federations from categories 1 and 2, i.e. on those countries where Beach Volleyball is not yet in the spotlight and assistance is needed in order to make sure as many youngsters as possible will be inspired to take it up and possibly pursue a career in the sport.
Plans for the much anticipated 2016 season were reviewed as well, with the European calendar featuring three major highlights, starting with the CEV Beach Volleyball European Championship Final in Biel/Bienne (Switzerland) on June 1-5 to be followed shortly afterwards by the final stage of the 2014-2016 CEV Beach Volleyball Continental Cup in Stavanger (Norway). The eventual winners of the competition which is due to take place on June 22-26 will secure a spot for their country to compete at the Rio 2016 Olympics. After making its first appearance on the European circuit in 2014 and hosting last year’s inaugural Masters, the city of Jurmala will be hosting from September 1 to 4 a double-gender Masters which will serve as the perfect rehearsal for the European Championship Final that Latvia’s most popular seaside resort will be hosting in 2017.
The EBVC members shared their views and contributed to setting the key parameters of a new CEV event structure and approach to be implemented from the 2017 season onwards following the eventual approval by the CEV Board of Administration. This should result from focussing on a number of primary goals such as sustainability and the long-term growth of the sport while cooperating more closely with the local organisers according to the strategic vision which is being pursued by the new CEV leadership and President Boričić.
News nr. 5 of 5
22/07/2016 00:05:00
Czech veterans steal the show at Vaduz Satellite
Advanced Search
From:
RadDatePicker
RadDatePicker
Open the calendar popup.
Calendar
Title and navigation
Title and navigation
<<
<
settembre 2025
>
<<
settembre 2025
l
m
m
g
v
s
d
35
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
36
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
37
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
38
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
39
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
40
29
30
1
2
3
4
5
To:
RadDatePicker
RadDatePicker
Open the calendar popup.
Calendar
Title and navigation
Title and navigation
<<
<
settembre 2025
>
<<
settembre 2025
l
m
m
g
v
s
d
35
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
36
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
37
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
38
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
39
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
40
29
30
1
2
3
4
5
LiveScore
There are no matches appointed for today
CEV Beach Volley Social Media