Monte Carlo Beach Volley - International exhibition - Italian Menegatti & Cicolari in great shape
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Le Monte Carlo Beach Volley qui a eu lieu les 16 et 17 avril 2010 a permis aux monegasques de voir des matchs d'un très bon niveau.
Monte Carlo Beach Volley which took place the 16 and April 17, 2010 made it possible to the Monegasques to see games of a very good level.
Indeed the presence of the Italian Champions (Cicolari - Menegatti), of the European Champions (Minusa - Jursone), of the 2009 winners (Sarpaux - Hamzoui) allowed d' to have raised matches.
The tournament was also the occasion to analyze the teams then they are in phase of preparation and/or constitution.
For example for the sisters Bratuhhina (who belong to the TEAM Estonian Sport' S Ambassadors), it is their first great international tournament together, before Natalja (vice university world champion) and Polina (university world champion) did not play together. Good start since it is the only team which took 1 set to the Italian winners of the tournament.
Good start also for Italian which shows their desire of podium and to appear among the world elite.
It should especially be noted that this team still has a margin of progression with Marta Menegatti which has only 19 years old and Greta Cicolari which still has a few years in front of it with its 27 years.
The French team Eva Hamzoui - Virginia Sarpaux, when with it, showed its experiment, especially in semi final against the European champions the Latvians Inguna Minusa and Inese Jursone.
Monte Carlo Beach Volley 2010 thus held all its promises, one awaits impatiently the 2011 edition.
En effet la présence des Championnes d'Italie (Cicolari - Menegatti), des Championnes d'Europe (Minusa - Jursone), des vainqueurs de l'édition 2009 (Sarpaux - Hamzoui) a permis d'avoir des matchs relevés.
Le tournoi a été aussi l'occasion de jauger les équipes alors qu'elles sont en phase de préparation et/ou de constitution. Par exemple pour les soeurs Bratuhhina (qui font partie du team Estonian Sport's Ambassadors), c'est leur premier grand tournoi internationnal ensemble puisqu'avant Natalja (vice championne du monde universitaire) et Polina (championne du monde universitaire) ne jouaient pas ensemble. Bon début puisque c'est la seule équipe qui a pris 1 set aux italiennes vainqueurs du tournoi.
Bon début aussi pour les italiennes qui montrent leur envie de podium et de figurer parmi l'élite mondiale. Il faut surtout noter que cette équipe a encore une marge de progression avec Marta Menegatti qui n'a que 19 ans et Greta Cicolari qui a encore quelques années devant elle avec ses 27 ans.
La paire Française Eva Hamzoui - Virginie Sarpaux, quand à elle, a démontré son expérience, surtout en demi finale contre les championnes d'europe en titre les lettones Inguna Minusa et Inese Jursone.
Le Monte Carlo Beach Volley 2010 a donc tenu toutes ses promesses, on attend avec impatience l'édition 2011.
La paire Française Eva Hamzoui - Virginie Sarpaux, quand à elle, a démontré son expérience, surtout en demi finale contre les championnes d'europe en titre les lettones Inguna Minusa et Inese Jursone.
Le Monte Carlo Beach Volley 2010 a donc tenu toutes ses promesses, on attend avec impatience l'édition 2011.
Polina and Natlja Bratuhhina (EST) with Prince Albert of Monaco
(Source photos: Estonian Sports's ambassador - Polina)
Indeed the presence of the Italian Champions (Cicolari - Menegatti), of the European Champions (Minusa - Jursone), of the 2009 winners (Sarpaux - Hamzoui) allowed d' to have raised matches.
The tournament was also the occasion to analyze the teams then they are in phase of preparation and/or constitution.
For example for the sisters Bratuhhina (who belong to the TEAM Estonian Sport' S Ambassadors), it is their first great international tournament together, before Natalja (vice university world champion) and Polina (university world champion) did not play together. Good start since it is the only team which took 1 set to the Italian winners of the tournament.
Good start also for Italian which shows their desire of podium and to appear among the world elite.
It should especially be noted that this team still has a margin of progression with Marta Menegatti which has only 19 years old and Greta Cicolari which still has a few years in front of it with its 27 years.
The French team Eva Hamzoui - Virginia Sarpaux, when with it, showed its experiment, especially in semi final against the European champions the Latvians Inguna Minusa and Inese Jursone.
Monte Carlo Beach Volley 2010 thus held all its promises, one awaits impatiently the 2011 edition.
Source Photos: WSM/Colman - www.montecarloin.net
1- Greta Cicolari - Marta Menegatti (ITA)
2- Virginie Sarpaux - Eva Hamzaoui (FRA)
3- Inguna Minusa - Inese Jursone (LET)
4- Tanja Goricanec - Muriel Graessli (SUI)
Teams
CROATIA
Zeljana Strbic n°1 25/02/1985 181cm
Marina Madjarevic n°2 10/06/1985 184 cm
DENMARK
Sanne Olesen n°1 20/07/1979 164cm
Charlotte Dyhr n°2 12/09/1982 173cm
ESTONIA
Polina Bratuhhina n°1 07/12/1987 180cm
Natalja Bratuhhina n°2 07/12/1987 180 cm
FRANCE
Eva Hamzaoui n°1 04/02/1985 178 cm
Virginie Sarpaux n°2 12/06/1977 193 cm
ITALY
Greta Cicolari n°1 23/08/1982 181cm
Marta Menegatti n°2 16/08/1990 180cm
LATVIA
Inguna Minusa n°1 17/08/1977 175cm
Inese Jursone n°2 13/11/1981 181cm
SWITZERLAND
Tanja Goricanec n°1 04/01/1990 176cm
Muriel Graessli n°2 23/04/1987 176cm
USA
Cayley Thurlby n°1 10/08/1984 175 cm
Michelle Moriarty n°2 29/04/1986 177cm
Results
Group A
CROATIA - ESTONIA 0-2 (13/21 - 13/21)
LATVIA - ITALY 0-2 (15/21 - 13/21)
CROATIA - ITALY 0-2 (11/21 - 9/21)
LATVIA - ESTONIA 2-0 (21/16 - 21/19)
LATVIA - CROATIA 2-0 (21/3 - 21/9)
ESTONIA - ITALY 1-2 (17/21 - 28/26 - 15/17)
Group B
USA - SWITZERLAND 0-2 (15/21 - 17/21
FRANCE - DENMARK 2-0 (21/11 - 21/12)
USA - DENMARK 2-0 (21/18 - 21/14)
FRANCE - SWITZERLAND 2-0 (23/21 - 21/10)
SWITZERLAND - DENMARK 2-0 (21/12 - 21/12)
FRANCE - USA 2-0 (21/15 - 21/15)
Semi Finals
ITALY - SWITZERLAND 2-0 (25/23 - 21/14)
FRANCE - LATVIA 2-1 (21/13 - 11/21 - 15/12)
3rd Place
SWITZERLAND - LATVIA 0-2 (17/21 - 23/25)
Final
ITALY - FRANCE 2-0 (21/18 - 21/13)
4- Tanja Goricanec - Muriel Graessli (SUI)
Marta Menegatti - Greta Cicolari (ITA)
Teams
CROATIA
Zeljana Strbic n°1 25/02/1985 181cm
Marina Madjarevic n°2 10/06/1985 184 cm
DENMARK
Sanne Olesen n°1 20/07/1979 164cm
Charlotte Dyhr n°2 12/09/1982 173cm
ESTONIA
Polina Bratuhhina n°1 07/12/1987 180cm
Natalja Bratuhhina n°2 07/12/1987 180 cm
FRANCE
Eva Hamzaoui n°1 04/02/1985 178 cm
Virginie Sarpaux n°2 12/06/1977 193 cm
ITALY
Greta Cicolari n°1 23/08/1982 181cm
Marta Menegatti n°2 16/08/1990 180cm
LATVIA
Inguna Minusa n°1 17/08/1977 175cm
Inese Jursone n°2 13/11/1981 181cm
SWITZERLAND
Tanja Goricanec n°1 04/01/1990 176cm
Muriel Graessli n°2 23/04/1987 176cm
USA
Cayley Thurlby n°1 10/08/1984 175 cm
Michelle Moriarty n°2 29/04/1986 177cm
Results
Group A
CROATIA - ESTONIA 0-2 (13/21 - 13/21)
LATVIA - ITALY 0-2 (15/21 - 13/21)
CROATIA - ITALY 0-2 (11/21 - 9/21)
LATVIA - ESTONIA 2-0 (21/16 - 21/19)
LATVIA - CROATIA 2-0 (21/3 - 21/9)
ESTONIA - ITALY 1-2 (17/21 - 28/26 - 15/17)
Group B
USA - SWITZERLAND 0-2 (15/21 - 17/21
FRANCE - DENMARK 2-0 (21/11 - 21/12)
USA - DENMARK 2-0 (21/18 - 21/14)
FRANCE - SWITZERLAND 2-0 (23/21 - 21/10)
SWITZERLAND - DENMARK 2-0 (21/12 - 21/12)
FRANCE - USA 2-0 (21/15 - 21/15)
Semi Finals
ITALY - SWITZERLAND 2-0 (25/23 - 21/14)
FRANCE - LATVIA 2-1 (21/13 - 11/21 - 15/12)
3rd Place
SWITZERLAND - LATVIA 0-2 (17/21 - 23/25)
Final
ITALY - FRANCE 2-0 (21/18 - 21/13)
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