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Nsw junior beach volleyball tour championships mollymook, 20 march 2022 .

Volleyball NSW is excited to announce NSW Junior Beach Volleyball Tour Championships will take place in Mollymook for 2022.

This year, the NSW BVT will go for 3 days, including Beach School Cup and the Junior BVT tournament. In addition, our participation team will organise free beach volleyball activities for everyone to have a go at this lovely summer sports during the 3 days.

Event Locations Mollymook Beach, Mollymook, NSW

Format and Schedule Friday: Beach School Cup and social competition open for public Saturday/Sunday: Junior Tournament

Shoalhaven City Council are a proud partner of the Junior BVT Championships. They put together amazing tips on what to do and where to stay while in the region. Go on the destination Shoalhaven website and secure your accommodation now!

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NSW Beach Volleyball Tour has a successful initiation to Port Macquarie

Port Macquarie quartet Timothy Ebbs, Sean Bosschieter, Jesse Beard and Jarvis Page all walked away with something to smile about following the NSW Beach Volleyball Tour at Town Beach.

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Ebbs and Bosschieter took out the division two grand final while Beard and Page were successful in division three as the tour arrived in the region for the first-ever time on November 26-28.

They were undefeated while Andrew Olsen and Charlie Beard finished second in men's division three after they were beaten by Jesse Beard and Jarvis Page in the final.

Phoebe Hempsell and Laura Reynolds finished third in the women's division three tournament.

Volleyball NSW beach events portfolio manager Aurélien Bova had nothing but positive words to say after the trip to Port Macquarie.

"The location is really great; it's fantastic. Parking is accessible, people loved it. In terms of the games, we had some really close games for the public to watch which was amazing," he said.

"The Port Macquarie boys took out division two which was great for the locals."

Mr Bova said the word was spreading about beach volleyball where a strong crowd gathered at Town Beach on each of the two days.

"We had people who walked by on all the days who asked us what it (the tour) was and they even wanted to buy our official volleyballs," he said.

"They were excited about the games and were really keen to watch the whole day or morning which was really good.

"There was some great beach volleyball played."

Port Macquarie is set to host another beach volleyball event in January while Volleyball NSW have pencilled in a return date next November.

"We hope it's an annual event, definitely. The locals want to do one in January as well which will be really good for the sport and the local community," Mr Bova said.

"We've spoken with the local organisation and they're trying to do one or two without us and we'll do one which we'll keep in November if we can.

"We want to keep it as a regular part of the calendar."

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NSW Beach Volleyball Tour Maroubra 2022

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NSW Beach volleyball Tour is hosting the best state player competition. All our Tours will offer free activities for the community during our tournament. come and try the best summer sports with us.

Friday to Sunday sunsets our phoenix training camp is open to elite players and locals kids.

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Lucas K of year 10 has been selected into the U16 Australian National team for Volleyball. He will be traveling to Thailand with the National team to compete in international matches during the upcoming school holidays.

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Students of the CCMP will be travelling to Austria, Slovakia, Czech Republic and Germany to perform and gain a range of musical experiences.

The first flight will return late Friday 26 April 2024 and the second flight returns early Saturday 27 April 2024 .

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