Australian Dominance at AVC Nuvali Open: A Sweep of the Podium
Source: news.source.abante
Australia showcased their prowess at the Rebisco Asian Volleyball Confederation (AVC) Beach Tour 2nd Nuvali Open in Santa Rosa, Laguna, sweeping the men's podium and securing the gold in the women's division. Paul Burnett and Luke Ryan clinched the men's gold, while D'artagnan Potts and Jack Pearse took the bronze. In the women's event, Stefanie Fejes and Jasmine Fleming won gold, with Lizzie Alchin and Georgia Johnson earning bronze. The victories are seen as a strong preparation for the upcoming 15th FIVB World Beach Volleyball Championships in Adelaide.
Key Points
Australia dominated the men's and women's divisions at the AVC Nuvali Open.
Paul Burnett and Luke Ryan won the men's gold medal, defeating Ben Hood and Oliver Merritt.
D'artagnan Potts and Jack Pearse secured the men's bronze medal against Iran's Amerali Ghalehnovi and Bahman Salemiinjehboroun.
Stefanie Fejes and Jasmine Fleming won the women's gold, defeating New Zealand's Shaunna Polley and Olivia MacDonald.
Lizzie Alchin and Georgia Johnson took the women's bronze, beating Japan's Asami Shiba and Reika Murakami.
The event is seen as crucial preparation for the 2025 FIVB World Beach Volleyball Championships in Adelaide.
Winners expressed pride and satisfaction with their performances, emphasizing the competitive training environment in Australia.
