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11/02/2019 12:00 London to stage 2020 Olympic qualifier 2018-2020 CEV Beach Volleyball Continental Cup London, England, February 11, 2019. Olympic Volleyball is coming back to London. It will be a fleeting visit: two days over the weekend of May 25-26 but the city will be one of eight hosts across Europe during the months of May and June this year. This means crowds are likely to flock to watch the matches. The draw held on Monday determined the composition of the pools for the first stage of the 2018-2020 CEV Continental Cup, which will double up as a preliminary qualifying tournament for the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games. Eight pools will be played across Europe in May and June this year with the second in London during the last weekend in May. The competition is being staged jointly by SideOut and the London Borough of Waltham Forest, the current “Borough of Culture” and games will be played at the SideOut Beach in Leyton now named the Feel Good Too Sports Centre. The participants will be eight men’s pairs and eight women’s with two teams from each country giving eight pairs per gender and the format is country versus country. Only the winners and runners up will secure a place in the second round so competition will be stiff and the team element will introduce an excitingly different facet to our sport. The organisers look forward to Volleyball crowds in East London as enthusiastic as those watching in 2012 and they will see the actual sand used on Horse Guards Parade as it was transported there after the courts were dismantled. Volleyball and London once again demonstrating that Olympic Legacy is possible. Participants Men Switzerland England Armenia Bulgaria Women France England Belarus Northern Ireland

11/02/2019 12:00
London to stage 2020 Olympic qualifier
2018-2020 CEV Beach Volleyball Continental Cup

London, England, February 11, 2019. Olympic Volleyball is coming back to London. It will be a fleeting visit: two days over the weekend of May 25-26 but the city will be one of eight hosts across Europe during the months of May and June this year. This means crowds are likely to flock to watch the matches.

The draw held on Monday determined the composition of the pools for the first stage of the 2018-2020 CEV Continental Cup, which will double up as a preliminary qualifying tournament for the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games. Eight pools will be played across Europe in May and June this year with the second in London during the last weekend in May.

The competition is being staged jointly by SideOut and the London Borough of Waltham Forest, the current “Borough of Culture” and games will be played at the SideOut Beach in Leyton now named the Feel Good Too Sports Centre. The participants will be eight men’s pairs and eight women’s with two teams from each country giving eight pairs per gender and the format is country versus country. Only the winners and runners up will secure a place in the second round so competition will be stiff and the team element will introduce an excitingly different facet to our sport.

The organisers look forward to Volleyball crowds in East London as enthusiastic as those watching in 2012 and they will see the actual sand used on Horse Guards Parade as it was transported there after the courts were dismantled. Volleyball and London once again demonstrating that Olympic Legacy is possible.

Participants
Men
Switzerland
England
Armenia
Bulgaria

Women
France
England
Belarus
Northern Ireland

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26/02/2019 13:45:00 England Beach Volleyball teams for Continental Cup announced		04/02/2019 14:30:00 Pools set for the first round of #CEVContinentalCup

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