Asian Beach Volleyball Championships

The Asian Beach Volleyball Championships is an international beach volleyball competition held every year in Asia and Oceania contested by the double-gender beach volleyball of the members of Asian Volleyball Confederation.

Asian Beach Volleyball Championships
Statusactive
GenreContinental Championships
Beach volleyball
Date(s)varying
Frequencyannual
Countryvarying
Inaugurated2000 (2000)
Previous event2020
Next event2021
Organised byAsian Volleyball Confederation
Websiteasianvolleyball.net

Championships

Men's tournaments

Editions Champions Score Runners-up Third place Score Fourth place Ref
2002 China  Hayden Jones
and Kirk Pitman (NZL)
2–1  Dmitriy Vorobyev
and Pavel Zabuslayev (KAZ)
 Teng Maomin
and Zhao Chicheng (CHN)
2–1  Agus Salim
and Koko Prasetyo Darkuncoro (INA)
2004 China  Xu Linyin
and Xu Qiang (CHN)
2–0  Jason Lochhead
and Kirk Pitman (NZL)
 Oleg Kisselev
and Pavel Zabuslayev (KAZ)
2–0  Wu Penggen
and Yin Rui (CHN)
[1]
2005 Thailand  Agus Salim
and Koko Prasetyo Darkuncoro (INA)
2–0  Jason Lochhead
and Kirk Pitman (NZL)
 Katsuhiro Shiratori
and Taichi Morikawa (JPN)
2–0  Aghmohammad Salagh
and Ebrahim Sansabili (IRN)
[2]
2006 Iran  Andy Ardiyansah
and Koko Prasetyo Darkuncoro (INA)
2–0  Alexandr Dyachenko
and Alexey Kulinich (KAZ)
 Agus Salim
and Supriadi (INA)
2–0  Aghmohammad Salagh
and Ebrahim Sansabili (IRN)
[3]
2007 Thailand  Andy Ardiyansah
and Koko Prasetyo Darkuncoro (INA)
2–0  Gao Fangtian
and Han Shengwei (CHN)
 Greg Lindsay
and Russell Watson (NZL)
2–0  Apichart Bualuang
and Sataporn Sawangrueang (THA)
[4]
2008 India  Andy Ardiyansah
and Koko Prasetyo Darkuncoro (INA)
2–1  Gao Fangtian
and Han Shengwei (CHN)
 Borworn Yungtin
and Sataporn Sawangrueang (THA)
2–1  Maziar Houshmand
and Parviz Farrokhi (KAZ)
[5]
2009 China  Xu Linyin
and Wu Penggen (CHN)
2–0  Alexey Kulinich
and Dmitriy Yakovlev (KAZ)
 Katsuhiro Shiratori
and Kentaro Asahi (JPN)
2–1  Alexandr Dyachenko
and Alexey Sidorenko (KAZ)
[6]
2010 China  Xu Linyin
and Wu Penggen (CHN)
2–0  Ade Candra Rachmawan
and Koko Prasetyo Darkuncoro (INA)
 Gao Peng
and Li Jian (CHN)
2–1  Alexandr Dyachenko
and Alexey Sidorenko (KAZ)
[7]
2011 China  Aghmohammad Salagh
and Parviz Farrokhi (IRN)
2–1  Xu Linyin
and Wu Penggen (CHN)
 Alexandr Dyachenko
and Alexey Sidorenko (KAZ)
2–0  Chris McHugh
and Joshua Slack (AUS)
[8]
2012 China  Chris McHugh
and Isaac Kapa (AUS)
2–0  Chen Cheng
and Li Jian (CHN)
 Ade Candra Rachmawan
and Koko Prasetyo Darkuncoro (INA)
2–1  Aghmohammad Salagh
and Parviz Farrokhi (IRN)
[9]
2013 China  Alexandr Dyachenko
and Alexey Sidorenko (KAZ)
2–0  Prathip Sukto
and Sittichai Sangkhachot (THA)
 Ha Likejiang
and Li Jian (CHN)
2–0  Alexey Kuleshov
and Dmitriy Yakovlev (KAZ)
[10]
2014 China  Chris McHugh
and Isaac Kapa (AUS)
2–0  Alexey Kuleshov
and Dmitriy Yakovlev (KAZ)
 Jefferson Pereira
Tiago Santos (QAT)
2–0  Mike Watson
Sam O'Dea (NZL)
2016 Australia  Chris McHugh
and Isaac Kapa (AUS)
2–1  Bo Soderberg
and Cole Durant (AUS)
 Damien Schumann
and Josh Court (AUS)
2–1  Ben O'Dea
and Jason Lochhead (NZL)
[11]
2017 Thailand  Bahman Salemi
and Rahman Raoufi (IRN)
2–1  Ade Candra Rachmawan
and Mohammad Ashfiya (INA)
 Chris McHugh
and Damien Schumann (AUS)
2–0  Ahmed Tijan
and Júlio Nascimento (QAT)
[12]
2018 Thailand  Ahmed Tijan
and Cherif Younousse (QAT)
2–0  Arash Vakili
and Bahman Salemi (IRN)
 Alexandr Dyachenko
and Alexey Sidorenko (KAZ)
2–0  Dmitriy Yakovlev
and Sergey Bogatu (KAZ)
[13]
2019 China  Ahmed Tijan
and Cherif Younousse (QAT)
2–0  Gao Peng
and Li Yang (CHN)
 Ha Likejiang
and Wu Jiaxin (CHN)
2–0  Cole Durant
and Damien Schumann (AUS)
[14]
2020 Thailand  Chris McHugh
and Damien Schumann (AUS)
2–0  Ha Likejiang
and Wu Jiaxin (CHN)
 Max Guehrer
and Zac Schubert (AUS)
2–0  Alexandr Dyachenko
and Alexey Sidorenko (KAZ)
[15]

Women's tournaments

Edition Season Hosts Champions Score Runners-up Third place Score Fourth place Ref
1 2000  Philippines  Japan
Kaori Tsuchiya
Teruko Nakano
1–0  Australia
Sue Himbeck
Summer Lochowicz
 Indonesia
Timy Yudhani Rahayu
Yohana Marawali
1–0  Australia
Cindy Godwin
Emma Prowse
2 2001  Japan
Chiaki Kusuhara
Ryoko Tokuno
2–0  China
Pan Wangye
You Wenhui
 China
Han Bo
Sun Jing
2–0  Thailand
Manatsanan Pangka
Rattanaporn Arlaisuk
3 2002  China  China
Hong Lina
Lin Xianling
2–1  Thailand
Manatsanan Pangka
Rattanaporn Arlaisuk
 China
Han Bo
Sun Jing
2–0  Thailand
Jarunee Sannok
Kamoltip Kulna
4 2004  China
Han Bo
Sun Jing
2–0  China
Hu Xiaoyan
Zhang Xi
 China
Lu Wenfeng
Ren Zhengqing
2–1  China
Li Ying
Lu Wang
[1]
5 2005  Thailand  Thailand
Kamoltip Kulna
Usa Tenpaksee
2–0  Thailand
Jarunee Sannok
Yupa Phokongploy
 Japan
Chiaki Kusuhara
Satoko Urata
2–0  Japan
Eiko Koizumi
Shinako Tanaka
[2]
7 2007  Thailand
Kamoltip Kulna
Yupa Phokongpoly
2–0  China
Yue Yuan
Zhang Wenwen
 Thailand
Jarunee Sannok
Usa Tenpaksee
2–0  Japan
Kazuko Sugawara
Yuki Yanagawa
[4]
8 2008  India  Thailand
Kamoltip Kulna
Yupa Phokongpoly
2–0  China
Miao Chenchen
Ji Linjun
 Thailand
Jarunee Sannok
Usa Tenpaksee
2–0  New Zealand
Anna Harrison
Susan Blundell
[5]
9 2009  China  China
Xue Chen
Zhang Xi
2–0  China
Jin Jieqiong
Yue Yuan
 Japan
Ayumi Kusano
Mutsumi Ozaki
2–0  Japan
Sayaka Mizoe
Shinako Tanaka
[6]
10 2010  China
Xue Chen
Zhang Xi
2–0  Kazakhstan
Irina Tsimbalova
Tatyana Mashkova
 Japan
Sayaka Mizoe
Shinako Tanaka
2–1  Thailand
Kamoltip Kulna
Yupa Phokongpoly
[7]
11 2011  China
Xue Chen
Zhang Xi
2–0  China
Ma Yuanyuan
Zhang Changning
 Australia
Natalie Cook
Tamsin Hinchley
2–0  Japan
Satoko Urata
Takemi Nishibori
[8]
12 2012  China
Xue Chen
Zhang Xi
2–0  Vanuatu
Henriette Iatika
Miller Elwin
 China
Ma Yuanyuan
Yue Yuan
2–1  Australia
Mariafe Artacho del Solar
Taliqua Clancy
[9]
13 2013  China
Ma Yuanyuan
Yue Yuan
2–0  Thailand
Tanarattha Udomchavee
Varapatsorn Radarong
 Kazakhstan
Irina Tsimbalova
Tatyana Mashkova
2–1  Vanuatu
Henriette Iatika
Miller Elwin
[10]
14 2014  Australia
Louise Bawden
Taliqua Clancy
2–0  Thailand
Tanarattha Udomchavee
Varapatsorn Radarong
 China
Xia Xinyi
Xue Chen
2–0  Japan
Sayaka Mizoe
Takemi Nishibori
15 2015  Hong Kong  Australia
Louise Bawden
Taliqua Clancy
2–0  Vanuatu
Linline Matauatu
Miller Pata
 Australia
Mariafe Artacho del Solar
Nicole Laird
2–0  China
Ma Yuanyuan
Xia Xinyi
16 2016  Australia  China
Xia Xinyi
Xue Chen
2–0  Australia
Mariafe Artacho del Solar
Nicole Laird
 Japan
Megumi Murakami
Miki Ishii
2–1  Thailand
Tanarattha Udomchavee
Varapatsorn Radarong
[11]
17 2017  Thailand  Australia
Louise Bawden
Taliqua Clancy
2–0  China
Wang Fan
Yue Yuan
 Australia
Nicole Laird
Phoebe Bell
2–1  Indonesia
Dhita Juliana
Putu Dini Jasita Utami
[12]
18 2018  Australia
Mariafe Artacho del Solar
Taliqua Clancy
2–1  China
Wang Fan
Yue Yuan
 Japan
Megumi Murakami
Miki Ishii
2–1  China
Wang Xinxin
Xia Xinyi
[13]
19 2019  China  Australia
Mariafe Artacho del Solar
Taliqua Clancy
2–0  China
Wang Fan
Xia Xinyi
 Australia
Jessyka Ngauamo
Phoebe Bell
2–0  Vanuatu
Miller Pata
Sherysyn Toko
[14]
20 2020  Thailand  China
Wang Fan
Xia Xinyi
2–0  China
Wang Jingzhe
Wen Shuhui
 Japan
Megumi Murakami
Miki Ishii
2–0  Japan
Sayaka Mizoe
Takemi Nishibori
[15]
21 2021  China

Medal table

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 China1216937
2 Australia93719
3 Indonesia4239
4 Thailand35311
5 Iran2103
6 Japan20810
7 Qatar2013
8 Kazakhstan15410
9 New Zealand1214
10 Vanuatu0202
Totals (10 nations)363636108

Medal distribution

Men's team

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 Indonesia4228
2 Australia4138
3 China36413
4 Iran2103
5 Qatar2013
6 Kazakhstan1438
7 New Zealand1214
8 Thailand0112
9 Japan0022
Totals (9 nations)17171751

Women's team

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 China910524
2 Australia52411
3 Thailand3429
4 Japan2068
5 Vanuatu0202
6 Kazakhstan0112
7 Indonesia0011
Totals (7 nations)19191957

References

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  4. "Thailand, Indonesia Take Women and Men Title at 2007 Asian Beach Volleyball Championships". Fédération Internationale de Volleyball. 17 April 2007. Retrieved 11 January 2021.
  5. "Thai Women, Indonesian Men Defend Asian Beach Volleyball Championship Title". Asian Volleyball Confederation. 13 April 2008. Archived from the original on 26 April 2012. Retrieved 11 January 2021.
  6. "China sweeps titles at Asian Beach Volleyball Championships". Fédération Internationale de Volleyball. 27 December 2019. Retrieved 11 January 2021.
  7. "China march to gold at Asian Beach Volleyball Championships 2010". Fédération Internationale de Volleyball. 25 December 2010. Retrieved 11 January 2021.
  8. "Iran and China split AVC Beach Volleyball Championship titles". Fédération Internationale de Volleyball. 12 December 2012. Retrieved 11 January 2021.
  9. "China's Zhang/Xue clinch Asian women's gold, Vanuatu's Iatika/Elwin take silver". Fédération Internationale de Volleyball. 5 November 2012. Retrieved 11 January 2021.
  10. "China, Kazakhstan rule the 2013 Asian Beach Volleyball Championship". Fédération Internationale de Volleyball. 9 November 2013. Retrieved 11 January 2021.
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  12. "Iran, Australia stamp supremacy at 2017 Asian Beach Volleyball Championships". Fédération Internationale de Volleyball. 17 April 2017. Retrieved 11 January 2021.
  13. "Qataris and Aussies share honour at 2018 Asian Senior Beach Volleyball Championships". Asian Volleyball Confederation. 28 September 2018. Retrieved 11 January 2021.
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