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Knack Roeselare

On Thursday 10 November, Knack ROESELARE will serve the new CEV Champions League Volley 2023 season in the Tomabelhal. With Lube Civitanova, VB Tours and Sport Lisboa e Benfica, the Belgian team are in a ‘southern’ group.

The Italian team of Lube Civitanova are of course the most exciting name but for their first game against VB Tours, Knack Roeselare are best at the appointment right away.It has been a while since Knack Roeselare officially crossed swords with VB Tours. And that was for a simple reason: in recent years, both teams were invariably in the same cup in the drawing of lots. Yet they regularly faced each other: during the preparation of the new season, they were each other's sparring partners almost every year.

Knack Roeselare and Tours VB contested their last Champion League matches in the 2005-2006 season in the Play Off 12: a breathtaking, crazy 3-2 win at home (15-13 in the fifth set) but finally they were knocked out by the French with a 3-0 loss in Tours.Knack Volley will play a little against their reflection on Thursday.

VB Tours is a real tradition club, both in its own strong French League (8 titles, 10 cups and 4 super cups) and European: Champions League winner in 2005 and CEV Cup winner in 2017. Also this year, they will compete again on all fronts.In the French League, they are currently second behind Chaumont. VB Tours are a solid team without roaring names but very difficult to disrupt.

Yet one eye-catcher is already a reason enough to come down to the Tomabelhal on Thursday: opposite Aboubacar Dramé Neto, Abouba for the friends, a Brazilian left-handed block of granite.The match of Thursday will be special for yet another reason. Knack Roeselare will play their 150th Champions League match in their 21st season in the prestigious CEV Champions League. Knack Roeselare counts on the massive support of their enthusiastic fans for this topper.

A Champions League match in a packed Tomabelhal is always magical. Both teams are in top form and spectacle of the highest level is already guaranteed. Despite the very solid performances against Maaseik and Gent in their last two matches, coach Steven Vanmedegael is very clear: “To win against Tours, we have to play even better and faster, serve even harder and attack even harder”. So it becomes hard against unsoft. What else did you expect: this is Champions League, the cream of the (volleyball) crop!

Tours Volleyball

• After 1 year in CEV Cup Tours Volley-Ball comes back in CEV Champions League for their 16th participation in the tournament.
• Last season Tours Volley-Ball participated to 3 great finals, French Championship, French Cup and CEV Cup. Unfortunately Tours Volley-Ball ended up 2nd for each competition.
• Years have passed since the last official match of Tours Volley-Ball against Knack Roeselare. But they played friendly Match for the pre-season of 2021/2022.
• This CEV Champions League is a first for a lot of the players including two of our young international players, Benjamin Diez and Luciano Palonsky.
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• 23 Competitions Played
• 12 Matches Played
• 6 Matches Won
• 21 Sets Won
• 1048 Points Won
• 50% Attack %
• 61% Reception %

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• Height: 198 cm

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• 18 Competitions Played
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• 14 Sets Won
• 664 Points Won
• 51% Attack %
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• Height: 192 cm

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• Birth Date: 1999
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• Birth Date: 1994
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• Birth Date: 1996

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Knack ROESELARE v TOURS VB

• Knack Roeselare couldn’t celebrate their 150th Champions League match with a victory against Tours VB. The French team won with a clean sheet (22-25, 19-25, 20-25)
• Tours VB took the best start in set 1 with Joao De Barros Ferrreira on fire (8 points) and lead the whole set (22-25).
• In set 2, setter Zeljko Coric kept finding his attackers blindly. Aboubac Drame Neto impressed with massive attacks (6 points) and also middle-blocker Michaël Parkinson started scoring (4 points).
• Both teams kept the score tight up to half-way set 3 (15-15) but then Tours VB made the difference in attack, serve and blocking.
• Aboubac Drame Neto who scored 21 points for his team including three aces and two kill blocks was awarded the game MVP. On the home teams’ side Pablo Kukartsev was top scorer with 11 points.

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Southern cal wins 2024 nc beach volleyball national championship.

(1) Southern California walked away with its fourth consecutive national championship after downing (2) UCLA, 3-0. The Trojans finished the 2024 season with a 37-5 overall record and have the most national championship wins in NC beach volleyball history . 

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2023 (Freshman) • Played in 34 matches and averaged 1.82 digs per set along with 37 set assists and 14 service aces • Recorded a season-best 14 digs in a 3-2 win at Purdue on Sept. 29 • Had 13 digs in a 3-1 regional final win over Arkansas on Dec. 9 • Finished with double-digit digs six times • Served three aces to go with 10 digs in a 3-1 win against Creighton on Sept. 6 • Named to the Ameritas Players Challenge All-Tournament Team

High School/Club • Won gold with the U.S. Girls U19 Team at the 2022 Pan American Cup and was named the “Best Receiver” at the tournament • Competed on the U.S. Girls U18 Team at the 2021 FIVB World Championships, earning the bronze medal • Selected to play in the 2022 Under Armour All-America Game  • Attended Leesville Road High School in Raleigh, N.C. • Named a MaxPreps High School First-Team All-American • Playing as a hitter for her high school team, averaged a team-best 3.6 kills per set and 4.3 digs per set as a senior in 2022 • Led the Pride to the North Carolina 4A state tournament in 2021 and 2022 • Played club volleyball for NC VB Academy and was a three-time club MVP • Ranked No. 8 overall and the No. 1 libero recruit by PrepVolleyball.com

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Volleyball tour details, location: italy dates: june 1st - 11th, 2024 total: $3995.

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*Airport transfers are included and arranged for students who arrive and depart on the designated days. If students wish to extend their stay on either end of the trip, they are responsible for arranging their own transportation to and from the hotel.

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All hotel stays are in 4-star hotels. Participants will share a room with another traveler, however, every participant will have their own bed.

A $250 deposit is required to reserve your spot for the tour. The deposit deadline is February 1st, 2024. The remaining balance is paid in a series of installments. Partial payments can be made at your convenience prior to the deadline.  

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Travel day! Depart from your preferred U.S. airport on an overnight flight to Italy. 

Arrival in Rome! Connect with Beyond Sports staff at the Rome (FCO) airport and transfer to the hotel. Free time to explore before afternoon hotel check-in. Evening practice session with your new teammates followed by welcome dinner and trip orientation. Overnight in Rome.

Morning guided tour of Vatican City including Sistine Chapel, St. Peter's Basilica and the Vatican Museum. Afternoon free time to continue exploring Rome. Match #1 in the evening. Overnight in Rome.

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Walking tour of Rome including Trevi's Fountain, Spanish Steps and Navona Square. Entrance to Roman Colosseum and Roman Forum for guided tour! Match #2 in the evening. Overnight in Rome.

Morning transfer to the Tuscany region of Italy. Stop along the way in the nearby city, Lucca, for a bike tour and free time. Evening hotel check-in. Optional trip up the mountain on a cable car for beautiful views of the town and surrounding region. Overnight in Montecatini Terme. 

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Morning guided tour of Florence with stops at Duomo, Ponte Vecchio, Gates of Paradise and Giotto's Bell Tower. Match #3 in the evening. Overnight in Montecatini Terme. 

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Morning departure for the Italian Riviera and the beautiful Cinque Terre villages. Full day to explore the beaches of Cinque Terre and the five villages that make up this UNESCO World Heritage Site. Late afternoon return to Montecatini Terme.​

Morning transfer to Milan/Lake Como and the Lombardy region of Italy. Stop at a local farm along the way for a group cooking class and lunch. Evening hotel check-in. Overnight in Milan/Lake Como area.

Morning tour of Milan followed by afternoon free time to shop in the city center. Match #4 in the evening. Overnight in Milan/Lake Como area.

Morning boat tour on Lake Como including a visit to Bellagio; known as the "Pearl of the Lake." Afternoon free time to enjoy Lake Como at your leisure. Farewell dinner in the evening. Overnight in Milan/Lake Como area.

Travel day! Depart from the Milan (MXP or LIN) airport with friendships and memories to last a lifetime!​

The final itinerary may change slightly based on the confirmed game schedule. We will do our best to follow this exact itinerary.

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How was i selected for this tour tour invite lists are a competitive selection process. we select conference statistical leaders, all-conference honorees, and coach recommendations. who will be my tour coach beyond sports is proud of our incredible network of college coaches that join our international trips as tour coaches all tour coaches are current college coaches. scroll up to see this year's coaching staff. how will i travel to italy tour participants are responsible for arranging their own air travel to and from italy. if you’re interested in coordinating your travel plans with other tour students, please contact our staff to be connected with your tour teammates. what do the international travel days look like arrival day. tour participants should aim to arrive at the rome (fco) airport by the afternoon of june 2nd. our program staff will greet you upon arrival and help transfer you to the hotel. we encourage you to plan accordingly so you arrive on time and can attend your team practice and orientation. departure day. students will be transferred to either of the milan airports (mxp or lin) on the morning of june 11th.  note : more flight booking information will be shared with you after you complete registration and pay your deposit. can a family member or teammate travel with me yes we encourage our student-athletes to have friends and family join them for this once-in-a-lifetime experience. fill out the form below to receive more information..

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PGA Tour a “lonely place” compared to European circuit, per DP World Tour pro

Scotsman Robert MacIntyre, who earned PGA Tour status this year, referred to the American based circuit as a “lonely place.”

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Thanks to his superb play on the DP World Tour a season ago, which included a runner-up finish to Rory McIlroy at the Genesis Scottish Open , Robert MacIntyre earned PGA Tour membership for the 2024 season.

But playing on the PGA Tour has not been the best experience for MacIntyre, compared to the comfortable confines of the DP World Tour.

“It’s completely different,” MacIntyre explained to Bunkered , a Scottish golf publication.

“When you’re on the DP World Tour, it’s very friendly. Everyone is together. We’re all traveling the world. If we’re struggling with certain things, we speak to folk around us.”

So far this season, MacIntyre, who played in his first Ryder Cup in 2023 and did not lose a match, has only two top-10 finishes to his name. He tied for sixth at the Mexico Open and eighth at the Zurich Classic of New Orleans.

But he missed the cut at The Players Championship and did not qualify for The Masters . He also has not met the criteria to play in any Signature Event so far this season. Instead, he tied for 32nd at the Puerto Rico Open, held when Scottie Scheffler triumphed at Bay Hill.

MacIntyre will also play at the Myrtle Beach Classic this week, not the Wells Fargo Championship , which bodes an elite 69-player field.

“You come out here to the PGA Tour, and it’s all so unfamiliar,” added MacIntyre.

“There’s less chatting. There’s less dinners. There’s just less of that big family feel that you get on the European Tour.”

The European Ryder Cup team specifically prides itself on team camaraderie and chemistry. By extension, those principles spread the DP World Tour, where the top European players rise through the ranks.

“Sitting in player dining, you do it in Europe and you’ve got all the Scottish boys, you’ve got all the British boys,” MacIntyre added.

“A lot of the European guys, if you’re sitting on your own, they will come and join you... Out [on the PGA Tour], because you don’t know many folks, you don’t know them in that same kind of depth, they don’t come to sit with you. It does become a lonely place on the golf side of it.”

The golf courses are obviously different, too.

“It is what it is. You’ve got to get on with it. There are a lot of other things. New golf courses,” MacIntyre explained.

“Over here, they are pretty much all new, and then you’ve got the different grasses. Obviously, I was not brought up playing a lot of Bermuda, grainy grass, pitching, putting. It’s just completely different. But it’s a learning curve.”

Hopefully, MacIntyre’s experience of playing golf in the United States will improve as time passes. But for now, the Scotsman continues to struggle to grow accustomed to the difficulties of American professional golf—something that numerous European players have toiled with before and likely will do so in the future.

Yet, the Scotsman knows that plenty of opportunity awaits within the 50 states.

“It’s a great place to play golf. It’s obviously where the best players in the world are. It’s where you can make more money,” MacIntyre said.

“It’s a different environment for me, but I’m just trying to enjoy it as much as I can and learn as much as I can, week in and week out.”

Jack Milko is a golf staff writer for SB Nation’s Playing Through. Be sure to check out @_PlayingThrough for more golf coverage. You can follow him on Twitter @jack_milko as well.

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Maroon 5's Las Vegas residency kicks off this month, and tickets are going fast as the band's concert dates fill up. In addition to securing passes for their festival appearances this year, we've broken down how to buy Maroon 5 tickets for their concert tour below.

Originally formed in 1994, Maroon 5 is celebrating 30 years together as they kick off their Las Vegas residency at the Dolby Live at Park MGM. The new tour, referred to in shorthand as "M5LV: The Las Vegas Residency," is an extension of their 16-show residency last year. After their run in Las Vegas last year proved to be a huge hit, the group led by Adam Levine is back for another 16 shows at the Dolby Live theater this year.

Maroon 5's residency begins on May 17, and will feature performances in May, June, September, and October. The Dolby Live theater isn't the only location that Maroon 5 is performing at this year; the pop rock band is set to make festival appearances and headline other venues around North America throughout the spring, summer, and fall.

We've got you covered if you're looking for how to get tickets to Maroon 5's concert tour. Here's our breakdown of Maroon 5's residency and tour schedule, purchasing details, and original and resale ticket price comparisons. You can also browse ticket specifics at your leisure on StubHub and Vivid Seats .

Maroon 5 has 16 concert dates lined up for their Las Vegas residency in 2024. Their shows at the Dolby Live begin on May 17 before the band takes their final bow of the tour on October 12. Additionally, Maroon 5 has nine concerts scheduled for their 2024 tour in various cities around the country.

All concert times are listed in local time zones.

You can buy standard original tickets for Maroon 5's 2024 concert tour on Ticketmaster and Live Nation. Both their Las Vegas residency and outside tour dates still have options available. However, the quantity of remaining original tickets continues to decrease as each concert date approaches.

Passes to see Maroon 5 in their 2024 concert series are also available for purchase through verified ticket resale sites such as StubHub and Vivid Seats . You may find better luck with more variety in seating availability through these resale vendors.

Maroon 5 tickets for their 2024 concerts are generally less expensive than similar big-name acts on tour this year. Of course, original ticket prices for Maroon 5's 2024 tour vary depending on date, location, and demand for each show.

The cheapest standard original tickets for Maroon 5's Las Vegas residency dates begin at $75, while the lowest available prices for their shows elsewhere start at $40 for the band's Clarkston, Michigan concert on June 21. Generally, resale ticket prices for Maroon 5's 2024 shows are comparable to or cheaper than the costs of standard original tickets.

On StubHub, the least expensive tickets for Maroon 5 range from $28 for the group's Holmdel, New Jersey show on June 29 to $116 for their Springfield, Massachusetts concert on July 1. Vivid Seats offers a similar price range, with the band's cheapest ticket prices starting from $27 at their Holmdel show to $114 for Maroon 5's Springfield concert on the same dates.

These resale sites have comparable prices for Maroon 5's Las Vegas residency shows, as well. The starting prices for the band's Las Vegas concerts range between $42 on May 17 and $92 on June 1 on StubHub, or from $41 on October 4 to $85 on June 1 on Vivid Seats.

Maroon 5 is also offering VIP packages for their 2024 concert tour. Their Las Vegas residency dates offer a Premium VIP Banquet package beginning at $495, but these tickets must be sold in multiples of two. The band also offers three VIP packages for their tour dates elsewhere: Diamond Premium Seat (starting at $685), Gold Premium Seat (starting at $435), and Silver Hot Seat (starting at $410).

Who is opening for Maroon 5's tour?

Maroon 5 doesn't have any opening acts for their Las Vegas residency concert dates. But, the band will be joined by Maren Morris for their non-festival touring dates outside Las Vegas in 2024.

Maroon 5 hasn't announced an international leg for their 2024 tour. However, the band has two shows already confirmed for Canada in 2024: June 25 in Toronto, Ontario and July 7 in Ottawa, Ontario.

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After resistance, Rory McIlroy won’t rejoin PGA Tour policy board

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Rory McIlroy won’t be returning to the PGA Tour board, saying Wednesday that a plan to replace Webb Simpson was met with resistance from board members.

Simpson, one of six player-directors, recently offered to give up his seat — but only if McIlroy were to replace him. McIlroy would have needed board approval to be reinstated to a position that he resigned from last November.

But McIlroy said ahead of the Wells Fargo Championship that conversations surrounding his potential return became “pretty complicated and messy,” which reminded him of why he left in the first place.

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“I think with the way it happened it opened up some old wounds and scar tissue from things that have happened before,” McIlroy said. “I think there was a subset of people on the board that were maybe uncomfortable with me coming back on for some reason.”

McIlroy’s reinstatement would have been viewed as a chance to help improve the PGA Tour’s stalled negotiations with the Saudi financial backers of LIV Golf.

The world’s No. 2 player said when he stepped down, he could no longer commit the time and energy that board work required with the PGA Tour trying to finalize an agreement with the Public Investment Fund.

Unable to finalize a deal by the end of last year, the PGA Tour brought in Strategic Sports Group — a consortium led by Fenway Sports Group — as a minority investor. That deal could be worth as much as $3 billion.

“I put my hand up to help and it was, I wouldn’t say it was rejected, (but) it was a complicated process to get through to put me back on there,” McIlroy said of potentially returning the board. “So that’s all fine, no hard feelings and we’ll all move on.”

Simpson said he now plans to finish out his three-year term on the board. He said he offered to give up his seat to McIlroy because he’s a “global superstar” and would give Europeans a needed voice in major tour decisions.

“Rory always had great ideas of how do we move forward, how do we get the love and attention from fans back from where we had it maybe two years ago, how do we grow our business, all things related to the PGA Tour,” Simpson said.

But there are some on the board who remain at odds with the four-time major champion after McIlroy changed his views about LIV Golf in recent months, suggesting that LIV players be allowed to return to the PGA Tour without penalty.

McIlroy also disagreed in February with Jordan Spieth’s comments that a deal with PIF was not needed because of the SSG investment, although it would help with unification.

McIlroy suggested one solution for growing the game would be going to a more global schedule that includes more tournaments overseas, although he questioned whether American players would want to travel out of the United States for a dozen events.

Regardless, McIlroy remains bothered by the state of the game and wants to see a resolution for the good of the fans, a growing faction of which have become unhappy — or even worse, apathetic — with the splintering of players on two watered-down tours.

McIlroy said it’s all about finding a compromise for both sides, even though neither side may walk away completely happy.

“I would say I’m impatient because I think we’ve got this window of opportunity to get it done, because both sides from a business perspective ... I wouldn’t say need to get it done, but it makes sense,” McIlroy said. “And I just think — I sort of liken it to like when Northern Ireland went through the peace process in the ‘90s and the Good Friday Agreement, neither side was happy. Catholics weren’t happy, Protestants weren’t happy, but it brought peace and then you just sort of learn to live with whatever has been negotiated, right?”

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Alabama Senior Olympics volleyball tournament to kick off in Huntsville

HUNTSVILLE, Ala. ( WAFF ) - Some athletes will be serving up a competition this weekend in Huntsville.

The Alabama Senior Olympics volleyball tournament will be taking place on Saturday at the Optimist Recreation Center. Senior athletes all over the state are looking to qualify for the national tournament in 2025. The tournament will begin at 9 a.m.

Men and women over the age of 50 and nearly 20 sporting events make up the Alabama Senior Olympics .

Teams from each division have the opportunity to qualify for the 2025 National Senior Olympic Games in Des Moines, Iowa. The sporting event is divided into the following divisions: 50+, 55+, 60+, 65+, 70+, 75+.

Tournament Director Gentry Lowe said volunteers are still very much needed for the event.

Only a third of the volunteers have registered for the tournament and more are certainly encouraged, if available.

Volunteers are needed to referee, call lines, keep score and keep scorebooks. Volunteers who sign up and stay for the duration of the tournament will receive a free volunteer shirt and lunch.

For people interested in volunteering, click here .

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