Swatch FIVB World Tour 2012

2012 Swatch FIVB World Tour
Tournament details
Host nationVarious
DatesApril – October, 2012

The Swatch FIVB World Tour 2012 is an international beach volleyball competition.

The 2012 tour consists of 9 tournaments with both genders and 5 separate gender tournaments.[1]

Grand Slam

There are six Grand Slam tournaments and one World Championships. These events give a higher number of points and more money than the rest of the tournaments.

Tournament results

Women

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Brasilia Open China Xue–Zhang Xi Brazil Talita–Antonelli Italy Cicolari–Menegatti
Sanya Open Brazil Talita–Antonelli Brazil Larissa–Juliana China Xue–Zhang Xi
Shanghai Grand Slam China Xue–Zhang Xi Brazil Talita–Antonelli Brazil Larissa–Juliana
Beijing Grand Slam Brazil Larissa–Juliana Italy Cicolari–Menegatti Netherlands Keizer–Van Iersel
Moscow Grand Slam China Xue–Zhang Xi United States Walsh–May-Treanor Brazil Larissa–Juliana
Rome Grand Slam Switzerland Kuhn–Zumkehr Germany Goller–Ludwig United States Kessy–Ross
1 to 1 Energy Grand Slam United States May-Treanor–Walsh Netherlands Keizer–Van Iersel Switzerland Kuhn–Zumkehr
Smart Grand Slam Berlin Brazil Larissa–Juliana China Xue–Zhang Xi Italy Cicolari–Menegatti
A1 Grand Slam Russia Khomyakova–Ukolova Netherlands Meppelink–Van Gestel Brazil Talita–Antonelli
Mazury Orlen Grand Slam Brazil Larissa–Juliana Italy Cicolari–Menegatti Germany Holtwick–Semmler
Paf Open Germany Holtwick–Semmler Spain Liliana–Baquerizo Russia Khomyakova–Ukolova
Bangsaen Thailand Open United States Kessy–Ross Russia Ukolova–Khomyakova Brazil Agatha–Seixas

Men

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Brasilia Open United States Rogers–Dalhausser United States Fuerbringer–Lucena Brazil Cunha–Ricardo
Silesia Open Brazil Cunha–Ricardo Brazil Márcio Araújo–Pedro Spain Herrera–Gavira
Shanghai Grand Slam United States Rogers–Dalhausser United States Gibb–Rosenthal Brazil Márcio Araújo–Pedro
Beijing Grand Slam Netherlands Nummerdor–Schuil Italy Nicolai–Lupo Brazil Alison–Emanuel
Patria Direct Prague Open Brazil Ricardo–Cunha Brazil Alison–Emanuel United States Rogers–Dalhausser
Moscow Grand Slam Brazil Alison–Emanuel Netherlands Nummerdor–Schuil Brazil Cunha–Ricardo
Rome Grand Slam United States Gibb–Rosenthal Brazil Alison–Emanuel Switzerland Heyer–Chevallier
1 to 1 Energy Grand Slam United States Gibb–Rosenthal Brazil Alison–Emanuel Italy Nicolai–Lupo
Smart Grand Slam Berlin Brazil Alison–Emanuel United States Gibb–Rosenthal Poland Fijalek–Prudel
A1 Grand Slam Netherlands Nummerdor–Schuil Brazil Márcio Araújo–Pedro United States Gibb–Rosenthal
Mazury Orlen Grand Slam Latvia Pļaviņš–Šmēdiņš Austria Doppler–Horst United States Rogers–Dalhausser

Medal table by country

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 Brazil (BRA)88824
2 United States (USA)64414
3 China (CHN)3115
4 Netherlands (NED)2316
5 Germany (GER)1113
 Russia (RUS)1113
7 Switzerland (SUI)1023
8 Latvia (LAT)1001
9 Italy (ITA)0336
10 Spain (ESP)0112
11 Austria (AUT)0101
12 Poland (POL)0011
Totals (12 entries)23232369

References