2015 Fuzhou Open

The 2015 Fuzhou Open was a men's and women's beach volleyball tournament played between 21–26 April 2015 in Fuzhou, China. The event is part of the 2015 FIVB Beach Volleyball World Tour.[1]

Men's tournament

Qualification

Round 1
Date Time Score Set 1 Set 2 Set 3 Total Report
21 Apr   Pedlow–O'Gorman Bye            
21 Apr 09:50 Pļaviņš–Egleskalns 2–0 Tomás–Menéndez 21–15 21–18   42–33  
21 April 11:30 Ha–Bao 1–2 Durant–Grice 21–16 19–21 12–15 52–52  
21 April 11:30 Watson–O'Dea 2–1 Kunert–Dressler 15–21 21–17 15–13 51–51  
21 April 10:40 Montgomery–Casebeer 0–2 Popek–Pelka 20–22 19–21   39–43  
21 Apr 10:40 Barsouk–Koshkarev 2–0 Kubala–Hadrava 21–16 21–18   42–34  
21 Apr 09:50 de Paula–Moreira 2–0 Jefferson–Cherif 21–17 21–15   42–32  
21 Apr 09:50 Kopp–Grabovskyy 0–2 Dumek–Kufa 18–21 19–21   37–42  
21 Apr 10:40 Solovejs–Sorokins 1–2 Gao–Li 21–14 24–26 12–15 57–55  
21 Apr 10:40 Romano–Gritsai 1–2 Chevallier–Krattiger 12–21 31–29 13–15 56–65  
21 Apr 09:00 Mermer–Şekerci 2–0 McColloch–Lorenz 21–18 21–18   42–36  
21 Apr 09:00 Takahashi–Hasegawa 2–0 Charly–Leon 21–18 21–14   42–32  
21 Apr 09:00 Wheelan–Plantinga 1–2 Salemi–Raoufi 21–15 17–21 11–15 49–51  
21 Apr 09:00 Santos–Rudykh 0–2 Kovatsch–Kissling 14–21 16–21   30–42  
21 Apr 09:50 Stoyanovskiy–Yarzutkin 2–0 Court–Schumann 21–13 21–18   42–31  
21 Apr     Bye Faiga–Hilman          

Round 2
Date Time Score Set 1 Set 2 Set 3 Total Report
21 Apr 15:30 Pedlow–O'Gorman 1–2 Pļaviņš–Egleskalns 22–20 15–21 13–15 50–56  
21 Apr 15:30 Durant–Grice 2–1 Watson–O'Dea 19–21 21–19 15–12 55–52  
21 Apr 14:40 Popek–Pelka 0–2 Barsouk–Koshkarev 9–21 17–21   26–42  
21 Apr 13:50 de Paula–Moreira 2–0 Dumek–Kufa 29–27 21–19   50–46  
21 Apr 14:40 Gao–Li 2–1 Chevallier–Krattiger 19–21 21–19 21–19 61–59  
21 Apr 13:00 Mermer–Şekerci 0–2 Takahashi–Hasegawa 16–21 17–21   33–42  
21 Apr 13:00 Salemi–Raoufi 1–2 Kovatsch–Kissling 16–21 26–24 11–15 53–60  
21 Apr 13:50 Stoyanovskiy–Yarzutkin 0–2 Faiga–Hilman 16–21 21–23   37–44  

Main Draw

Pool A
Pts Matches Points Sets
Rank Team W L W L Ratio W L Ratio
1 Nummerdor–Varenhorst 6 3 0 130 109 1.193 6 0 MAX
2 Ingrosso–Ingrosso 5 2 1 124 106 1.170 4 2 2.000
3 Fañe–Jackson 4 1 2 107 113 0.947 2 4 0.500
4 Gao–Li 3 0 3 93 126 0.738 0 6 0.000

Pool B
Pts Matches Points Sets
Rank Team W L W L Ratio W L Ratio
1 Semenov–Krasilnikov 6 3 0 126 96 1.313 6 0 MAX
2 Horrem–Eithun 5 2 1 157 163 0.963 4 4 1.000
3 Rogers–Slick 4 1 2 138 141 0.979 3 4 0.750
4 Takahashi–Hasegawa 3 0 3 128 149 0.859 1 6 0.167

Pool C
Pts Matches Points Sets
Rank Team W L W L Ratio W L Ratio
1 Lucena–Brunner 6 3 0 126 89 1.416 6 0 MAX
2 Durant–Grice 5 2 1 124 132 0.939 4 3 1.333
3 Kotsilianos–Zoupanis 4 1 2 126 128 0.984 3 4 0.750
4 Poniewaz–Poniewaz 3 0 3 99 126 0.786 0 6 0.000

Pool D
Pts Matches Points Sets
Rank Team W L W L Ratio W L Ratio
1 Böckermann–Flüggen 6 3 0 136 121 1.124 6 1 6.000
2 Barsouk–Koshkarev 5 2 1 139 125 1.112 5 2 2.500
3 Binstock–Schachter 4 1 2 111 115 0.965 2 4 0.500
4 Winter–Petutschnig 3 0 3 102 127 0.803 0 6 0.000

Pool E
Pts Matches Points Sets
Rank Team W L W L Ratio W L Ratio
1 Fuchs–Kaczmarek 6 3 0 127 97 1.309 6 0 MAX
2 Kosiak–Rudol 4 1 2 117 121 0.967 2 4 0.500
3 Pļaviņš–Egleskalns 4 1 2 111 122 0.910 2 4 0.500
4 Kapa–McHugh 4 1 2 109 124 0.879 2 4 0.500

Pool F
Pts Matches Points Sets
Rank Team W L W L Ratio W L Ratio
1 Brouwer–Meeuwsen 6 3 0 136 108 1.259 6 1 6.000
2 Faiga–Hilman 5 2 1 142 146 0.973 4 4 1.000
3 Virgen–Ontiveros 4 1 2 145 141 1.028 4 4 1.000
4 Li Zhuoxin–Zhang Lizeng 3 0 3 107 135 0.793 1 6 0.167

Pool G
Pts Matches Points Sets
Rank Team W L W L Ratio W L Ratio
1 de Paula–Moreira 5 2 1 130 124 1.048 4 3 1.333
2 Kantor–Losiak 5 2 1 153 143 1.070 5 3 1.667
3 Grimalt–Grimalt 4 1 2 107 115 0.930 2 4 0.500
4 Cheng Chen–Yang Cong 4 1 2 130 138 0.942 3 4 0.750

Pool H
Pts Matches Points Sets
Rank Team W L W L Ratio W L Ratio
1 Bryl–Kujawiak 6 3 0 128 102 1.255 6 0 MAX
2 Kovatsch–Kissling 5 2 1 122 110 1.109 4 2 2.000
3 Krou–Rowlandson 4 1 2 106 118 0.898 2 4 0.500
4 Wu–Li 3 0 3 103 129 0.798 0 6 0.000
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References
  1. Fuzhou Open | EVENT'S SCHEDULE, FIVB.org
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