2010–12 Continental Beach Volleyball Cup – Africa

Teams will compete in the sub-zonal tournaments, with all teams advancing, with each team carrying over the points it earns to the five zonal tournament, where teams not entered in the sub-zonal tournaments can enter. The top four teams in each group will advance to the second zonal round where teams are mixed. The top 2 teams from the second zonal round will advance to the continental cup. The winner of the 2010–12 Continental Beach Volleyball Cup will advance to the Olympics 42 out of a 53 possible nations entered.[1]

Men

Group A

Host: Dakar, Senegal[2]
Dates: January 8–10, 2011

Quarterfinals		Semifinals		Final



The Gambia
		January 8
BYE
		The Gambia	0

		Senegal	4
Senegal
				January 9
BYE
				Senegal	3
January 8
				Cape Verde	2
Mauritania	0
		January 9
Cape Verde	4
		Cape Verde	4

		Guinea-Bissau	0	Third place
Guinea-Bissau
				January 9
BYE
				The Gambia	3

				Guinea-Bissau	1

	4th place match

	January 9

	Mauritania	0

	Guinea-Bissau	4

Host: Freetown, Sierra Leone[3]
Dates: January 14–15, 2011

Semifinals		Final

January 14

Sierra Leone	3
		January 15
Liberia	1
		Sierra Leone	0
January 14
		Morocco	4
Morocco	4

Guinea	0
		Third place

		January 15

		Guinea	0

		Liberia	4

Group B

Host: Cotonou, Benin[4]
Dates: January 30–31, 2010

Semi-finals		Final

30 October

Benin	0
		31 October
Nigeria	4
		Nigeria	3
30 October
		Niger	1
Niger	3

Algeria	2
		Third place

		31 October

		Benin	1

		Algeria	3

Host: Lome, Togo[5]
Dates: November 5–7, 2010

Semifinals		Final

November 6

Burkina Faso	0
		November 6
Togo	4
		Togo	4
November 6
		Ivory Coast	0
Ivory Coast	3

Ghana	2
		Third place

		November 6

		Burkina Faso	1

		Ghana	3

Group C

Host: Douala, Cameroon[6]
Dates: January 27–29, 2011

Semi-finals		Final

January 27/28

Gabon	1
		January 29
Libya	3
		Libya	4
January 27/28
		Central African Republic	0
Central African Republic	3

Cameroon	2
		Third place

		January 28

		Gabon	0

		Cameroon	4

Group D

Host: Gisenyi, Rwanda[7]
Dates: December 2–4, 2010

Semifinals		Final

December 2

Kenya	4
		December 4
Uganda	0
		Kenya	0
December 2
		Rwanda	4
Burundi	0

Rwanda	4
		Third place

		December 4

		Uganda	0

		Burundi	4

Host: Khartoum, Sudan[8]
Dates: December 24–25, 2010

Team	Pld	W	L	MF	MA	Pts
Egypt	2	2	0	7	1	4
Sudan	2	1	1	4	4	3
Djibouti	2	0	2	1	7	2

	DJI	EGY	SUD
Djibouti		0–4	1–3
Egypt	4–0		3–1
Sudan	3–1	1–3

Group E

Host: Windhoek, Namibia[9]
Dates: January 21–23, 2011

Team	Pld	W	L	MF	MA	Pts
South Africa	2	2	0	8	0	4
Namibia	2	1	1	4	4	3
Zambia	2	0	2	0	8	2

	NAM	RSA	ZAM
Namibia		0–4	4–0
South Africa	4–0		4–0
Zambia	0–4	0–4

Host: Maputo, Mozambique[10]
Dates: February 4–6, 2011

Team	Pld	W	L	MF	MA	Pts
Mozambique	2	2	0	8	0	4
Swaziland	2	1	1	3	5	3
Zimbabwe	2	0	2	1	7	2

	MOZ	SWZ	ZIM
Mozambique		4–0	4–0
Swaziland	0–4		3–1
Zimbabwe	0–4	1–3

Zonal round 1

Countries that didn't participate from the sub-zonal round are able to participate. The top 4 countries advance to the next round.

The following countries withdrew after playing in the sub-zonal round.

The following countries entered without playing in the sub-zonal round.

Group A

Host: Freetown, Sierra Leone[11]
Dates: July 3–5, 2011

Quarterfinals		Semifinals		Final

July 3

Morocco	2
		July 4
Guinea	0
		Morocco	2
July 3
		The Gambia	0
Guinea-Bissau	0
				July 4
The Gambia	2
				Morocco	2
July 3
				Cape Verde	0
Sierra Leone	0
		July 4
Liberia	3
		Liberia	0

		Cape Verde	2	Third place
Cape Verde
				July 4
BYE
				The Gambia	2

				Liberia	1

Losers' bracket

Semifinals		5th place match

July 5

Guinea	2
		July 5
Guinea-Bissau	0
		Guinea	2

		Sierra Leone	1
Sierra Leone

BYE

Morocco, Cape Verde, The Gambia and Liberia advanced to the next round.

Group B

Host: Ghana[12]
Dates: August 16–18, 2011

Quarterfinals		Semifinals		Final

August 16

Nigeria	4
		August 17
Benin	0
		Nigeria	4
August 16
		Algeria	0
Algeria	4
				August 18
Niger	0
				Nigeria	3
August 16
				Ghana	2
Ivory Coast	0
		August 16
Ghana	4
		Ghana	4

		Togo	0	Third place
Togo
				August 17
BYE
				Algeria	4

				Togo	0

Losers' bracket

Semifinals		5th place match

August 17

Benin	0
		August 17
Niger	4
		Niger	3

		Ivory Coast	2
Ivory Coast

BYE

Nigeria, Ghana, Algeria and Togo advanced to the next round.

Group C

Host: Libreville, Gabon[13]
Dates: August 5–7, 2011

Semifinals		Final

August 6

Gabon	1
		August 7
Republic of the Congo	3
		Republic of the Congo	0
August 6
		Angola	4
Democratic Republic of the Congo	0

Angola	4
		Third place

		August 7

		Gabon	3

		Democratic Republic of the Congo	1

Angola, Republic of the Congo, Gabon and Democratic Republic of the Congo advanced to the next round.

Group D

Host: Mombasa, Kenya[14]
Dates: July 27–29, 2011

Quarterfinals		Semifinals		Final

July 27

Rwanda	2
		July 28
Tanzania	0
		Rwanda	3
July 27
		Burundi	2
Burundi	4
				July 29
Sudan	0
				Rwanda	0
July 27
				Kenya	4
Egypt	3
		July 28
Uganda	1
		Egypt	1
July 27
		Kenya	3	Third place
Ethiopia	0
				July 29
Kenya	4
				Burundi	2

				Egypt	3

Losers' bracket

Semifinals		5th place match

July 28

Tanzania	3
		July 29
Sudan	2
		Tanzania	0
July 28
		Uganda	4
Uganda	4

Ethiopia	0
		7th place match

		July 29

		Sudan	0

		Ethiopia	4

Kenya, Rwanda, Egypt and Burundi advanced to the next round.

Group E

Host: Maputo, Mozambique[15]
Dates: July 15–17, 2011

Quarterfinals		Semifinals		Final



South Africa
		July 16
BYE
		South Africa	3
July 15
		Zimbabwe	2
Zimbabwe	3
				July 17
Namibia	2
				South Africa	2
July 15
				Mozambique	0
Swaziland	0
		July 16
Mauritius	4
		Mauritius	0

		Mozambique	4	Third place
Mozambique
				July 17
BYE
				Zimbabwe	1

				Mauritius	2

	5th place match

	July 17

	Namibia	2

	Swaziland	0

South Africa, Mozambique, Mauritius and Zimbabwe advanced to the next round.

Zonal round 2

The top 2 of each pool qualifies to the African Continental Beach Volleyball Cup.

The following countries withdrew

Pool 1

Host: Congo[16]
Dates: October 21–23, 2011

Team	Pld	W	L	MF	MA	Pts
Republic of the Congo	1	1	0	4	0	2
Mauritius	1	0	1	0	4	1

	CGO	MRI
Republic of the Congo		4–0
Mauritius	0–4

Pool 2

Host: Agadir, Morocco[17]
Dates: October 11–12, 2011

Team	Pld	W	L	MF	MA	Pts
Morocco	2	2	0	7	1	4
Algeria	2	1	1	4	4	3
Rwanda	2	0	2	1	7	2

	ALG	MAR	RWA
Algeria		0–4	4–0
Morocco	4–0		3–1
Rwanda	0–4	1–3

Pool 3

Host: Tomé, Togo[18]
Dates: October 14–16, 2011

Semifinals		Final

October 15

South Africa	4
		October 16
Democratic Republic of the Congo	0
		South Africa	4
October 15
		Egypt	0
Egypt	3

Togo	1
		Third place

		October 16

		Democratic Republic of the Congo	1

		Togo	3

South Africa and Egypt advanced to the finals.

Pool 4

Host: Abuja, Nigeria[19]
Dates: October 28–30, 2011

Semifinals		Final

October 28

Angola	4
		October 30
The Gambia	0
		Angola	3
October 28
		Nigeria	2
Nigeria	4

Burundi	0
		Third place

		October 30

		The Gambia	1

		Burundi	3

Angola and Nigeria advanced to the finals.

Continental final

The following teams have qualified for the men's continental final.

Women

Group A

Host: Dekar, Senegal[20]
Dates: January 8–10, 2011

	Final

	January 9

	Senegal	4

	Guinea-Bissau	0

Host: Freetown, Sierra Leone[21]
Dates: January 14–15, 2011

Semifinals		Final

January 14

Sierra Leone	4
		January 15
Liberia	0
		Sierra Leone	0
January 14
		Morocco	4
Morocco	4

Guinea	0
		Third place

		January 15

		Liberia	0

		Guinea	4

Group B

Host: Cotonou, Benin[22]
Dates: October 30–31, 2010

Semifinals		Final

October 30

Benin	1
		October 31
Nigeria	3
		Nigeria	2
October 30
		Algeria	3
Niger	0

Algeria	4
		Third place

		October 31

		Benin	0

		Niger	4

Host: Tomé, Togo[23]
Dates: November 5–6, 2010

Semifinals		Final



Togo
		November 6
BYE
		Togo	0
November 6
		Ghana	4
Ivory Coast	1

Ghana	3
		Third place



		Ivory Coast

		BYE

Group C

Host: Douala, Cameroon[24]
Dates: January 27–29, 2011

	Final

	January 28

	Cameroon	4

	Gabon	0

Group D

Host: Gisenyi, Rwanda[25]
Dates: December 2–4, 2010

Semifinals		Final

December 2

Kenya	4
		December 3
Uganda	0
		Kenya	4
December 2
		Rwanda	0
Burundi	0

Rwanda	4
		Third place

		December 3

		Uganda	4

		Burundi	0

Group E

Host: Windhoek, Namibia[26]
Dates: January 21–23, 2011

Team	Pld	W	L	MF	MA	Pts
Mauritius	2	2	0	7	1	4
South Africa	2	1	1	5	3	3
Namibia	2	0	2	0	8	2

	MRI	NAM	RSA
Mauritius		4–0	3–1
Namibia	0–4		0–4
South Africa	1-3	4–0

Host: Maputo, Mozambique[27]
Dates: February 4–6, 2011

Team	Pld	W	L	MF	MA	Pts
Mozambique	2	2	0	8	0	4
Zimbabwe	2	1	1	4	4	3
Swaziland	2	0	2	0	8	2

	MOZ	SWZ	ZIM
Mozambique		4–0	4–0
Swaziland	0–4		0–4
Zimbabwe	0-4	4–0

Zonal round 1

Countries that didn't participate from the sub-zonal round are able to participate. The top 4 countries advance to the next round.

The following countries withdrew after playing in the sub-zonal round.

The following countries entered without playing in the sub-zonal round.

Group A

Host: Freetown, Sierra Leone[28]
Dates: July 3–5, 2011

Quarterfinals		Semifinals		Final

July 3

Morocco	2
		July 4
The Gambia	0
		Morocco	2
July 3
		Cape Verde	0
Cape Verde	2
				July 5
Guinea-Bissau	0
				Morocco	2
July 3
				Sierra Leone	0
Guinea	2
		July 4
Liberia	0
		Guinea	1

		Sierra Leone	2	Third place
Sierra Leone
				July 5
BYE
				Cape Verde	2

				Guinea	0

Losers' bracket

Semifinals		5th place match

July 4

The Gambia	2
		July 5
Guinea-Bissau	0
		The Gambia	0

		Liberia	2
Liberia

BYE

Morocco, Sierra Leone, Cape Verde and Guinea advanced to the next round.

Group B

Host: Ghana[29]
Dates: August 16–18, 2011

Quarterfinals		Semifinals		Final



Algeria
		August 17
BYE
		Algeria	0
August 16
		Togo	4
Niger	2
				August 18
Togo	3
				Togo	4
August 16
				Nigeria	0
Nigeria	4
		August 17
Benin	0
		Nigeria	4
August 16
		Ghana	0	Third place
Ivory Coast	0
				August 18
Ghana	4
				Algeria	3

				Ghana	2

Losers' bracket

Semifinals		5th place match



BYE
		August 18
Niger
		Niger	4
August 17
		Ivory Coast	0
Benin	0

Ivory Coast	4

Togo, Nigeria, Algeria and Ghana advanced to the next round.

Group C

Host: Libreville, Gabon[30]
Dates: August 5–7, 2011

Team	Pld	W	L	MF	MA	Pts
Democratic Republic of the Congo	2	2	0	7	1	4
Gabon	2	1	1	4	4	3
Republic of the Congo	2	0	2	1	7	2

	CGO	COD	GAB
Republic of the Congo		0–4	1–3
Democratic Republic of the Congo	4–0		3–1
Gabon	3–1	1–3

Group D

Host: Mombasa, Kenya[31]
Dates: July 27–29, 2011

Quarterfinals		Semifinals		Final



Kenya
		July 28
BYE
		Kenya	4
July 27
		Ethiopia	0
Ethiopia	3
				July 29
Burundi	1
				Kenya	4
July 27
				Rwanda	0
Uganda	2
		July 28
Tanzania	0
		Uganda	0

		Rwanda	4	Third place
Rwanda
				July 29
BYE
				Uganda	4

				Ethiopia	0

	5th place match

	July 28

	Burundi	1

	Tanzania	0

Kenya, Rwanda, Uganda and Ethiopia advanced to the next round.

Group E

Host: Maputo, Mozambique[32]
Dates: July 15–17, 2011

Quarterfinals		Semifinals		Final



Mozambique
		July 16
BYE
		Mozambique	4
July 16
		Zimbabwe	0
Swaziland	1
				July 17
Zimbabwe	3
				Mozambique	2
July 16
				Mauritius	1
South Africa	4
		July 16
Namibia	0
		South Africa	2

		Mauritius	3	Third place
Mauritius
				July 17
BYE
				Zimbabwe	0

				South Africa	2

	5th place match

	July 16

	Swaziland	0

	Namibia	4

Mozambique, Mauritius, South Africa and Zimbabwe advanced to the next round.

Zonal round 2

The top 2 of each pool qualifies to the African Continental Beach Volleyball Cup.

The following countries withdrew

Pool 1

Host: Tomé, Togo[33]
Dates: October 14–16, 2011

Quarterfinals		Semifinals		Final



Kenya
		October 15
BYE
		Kenya	4
October 14
		Togo	0
Togo	4
				October 16
Guinea	0
				Kenya	2

				South Africa	3
South Africa
		October 15
BYE
		South Africa	4

		Gabon	0	Third place
Gabon
				October 16
BYE
				Togo	3

				Gabon	2

South Africa and Kenya advanced to the finals.

Pool 2

Host: Agadir, Morocco[34]
Dates: October 11–13, 2011

Team	Pld	W	L	MF	MA	Pts
Morocco	1	1	0	4	0	2
Rwanda	1	0	1	0	4	1

	MAR	RWA
Morocco		4–0
Rwanda	0–4

Pool 3

Host: Bejaia, Algeria[35]
Dates: October 27–29, 2011

Semifinals		Final

October 28

Algeria	4
		October 29
Sierra Leone	0
		Algeria	3
October 28
		Mozambique	2
Mozambique	4

Uganda	0

Algeria and Mozambique advanced to the finals.

Pool 4

Host: Abuja, Nigeria[36]
Dates: October 28–30, 2011

Team	Pld	W	L	MF	MA	Pts
Democratic Republic of the Congo	2	2	0	6	4	4
Mauritius	2	1	1	5	5	3
Nigeria	2	0	2	4	6	2

	COD	MRI	NGR
Democratic Republic of the Congo		3–2	3–2
Mauritius	2–3		3–2
Nigeria	2–3	2–3

Continental final

The following teams have qualified for the women's continental final.

References

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[2] Group A-1 Results

[3] Group A-2 Results

[4] Group B-1 Results

[5] Group B-2 Results

[6] Group C Results

[7] Group D-1 Results

[8] Group D-2 Results

[9] Group E-1 Results

[10] Group E-2 Results

[11] Group A Results

[12] Group B Results

[13] Group C Results

[14] Group D Results

[15] Group E Results

[16] Pool 1 Results

[17] Pool 2 Results

[18] Pool 3 Results

[19] Pool 4 Results

[20] Group A-1 Results

[21] Group A-2 Results

[22] Group B-1 Results

[23] Group B-2 Results

[24] Group C Results

[25] Group D Results

[26] Group E-1 Results

[27] Group E-2 Results

[28] Group A Results

[29] Group B Results

[30] Group C Results

[31] Group D Results

[32] Group E Results

[33] Pool 1 Results

[34] Pool 2 Results

[35] Pool 3 Results

[36] Pool 4 Results

2010–12 Continental Beach Volleyball Cup – Africa

Men

Group A

Group B

Group C

Group D

Group E

Zonal round 1

Group A

Group B

Group C

Group D

Group E

Zonal round 2

Pool 1

Pool 2

Pool 3

Pool 4

Continental final

Women

Group A

Group B

Group C

Group D

Group E

Zonal round 1

Group A

Group B

Group C

Group D

Group E

Zonal round 2

Pool 1

Pool 2

Pool 3

Pool 4

Continental final

See also

References