The AVP Huntington Beach Open witnessed the triumph of the top two USA Olympic ranked teams. Jake Gibb and Casey Patterson, after a season opener AVP loss, came back strong and claimed victory at the prestigious tournament. They defeated Trevor and Taylor Crabb in the final, avenging their previous defeat. In the women’s category, April Ross and Kerri Walsh Jennings emerged victorious in their first AVP appearance together. The duo dominated the competition, winning all five of their matches en route to the title.
Gibb/Patterson Overcome Challenges to Secure Victory
In the men’s final, Gibb and Patterson faced tough competition from the Crabb brothers. However, their resilience and skill prevailed, as they triumphed with a scoreline of 21-19, 23-21. The brothers had reached the final by defeating top-ranked duo John Mayer and Ryan Doherty in the semifinal match.
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Gibb and Patterson’s journey to the final wasn’t without obstacles. In the earlier rounds, they encountered a semifinal forfeit, which provided them with some breathing room before the title matchup. They had previously overcome Billy Allen and Theo Brunner, who retired during the match, allowing Gibb and Patterson to advance to the final.
Ross/Walsh Jennings Dominate Women’s Category
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For April Ross and Kerri Walsh Jennings, this victory marked their second first-place finish as a team. With an impressive record of ten first-place finishes on the AVP Tour, the duo showcased their experience and expertise. This win also marked their second triumph at the Huntington Beach Open, having previously secured the title in 2014.
Throughout the tournament, Ross and Walsh Jennings exhibited outstanding performance, not dropping a single set. In the semifinal, they defeated Kimberly Dicello and Kendra Vanzwieten, the winners of the New Orleans Open, with a scoreline of 21-18, 21-12. In the final, they remained composed and emerged as the winners against Angela Bensend and Geena Urango.
Exciting Future for AVP
The AVP continues to captivate fans with thrilling beach volleyball action. The next event on the calendar is the FIVB Cincinnati Open, scheduled to take place from May 17-21 in Mason, Ohio. Fans can expect top-level competition and intense matches as the best teams in the sport battle for glory.
Results:
Women | Huntington Beach | May 5-8
- April Ross/Kerri Walsh Jennings
- Angela Bensend/Geena Urango
- Kendra Vanzwieten/Kimberly DiCello
- Lane Carico/Summer Ross
Men | Huntington Beach | May 5-8
- Jake Gibb/Casey Patterson
- Taylor Crabb/Trevor Crabb
- Ryan Doherty/John Mayer
- Billy Allen/Theo Brunner
FAQs
Q: Which teams won the AVP Huntington Beach Open?
A: In the men’s category, Jake Gibb and Casey Patterson emerged victorious, while April Ross and Kerri Walsh Jennings claimed the title in the women’s category.
Q: How many AVP events have April Ross and Kerri Walsh Jennings won together?
A: This victory marked their second first-place finish as a team. They have a total of ten first-place finishes on the AVP Tour.
Q: What is the next AVP event?
A: The next event on the AVP calendar is the FIVB Cincinnati Open, scheduled to take place from May 17-21 in Mason, Ohio.
Summary
The AVP Huntington Beach Open saw the top-ranked teams in the USA Olympic rankings showcase their skills and claim victory. Jake Gibb and Casey Patterson triumphed in the men’s category, while April Ross and Kerri Walsh Jennings dominated the women’s competition. Both teams displayed exceptional performances and overcame challenges to secure their titles. The AVP continues to be a thrilling platform for beach volleyball, with the upcoming FIVB Cincinnati Open promising more intense and exciting matches. Don’t miss out on the action and stay tuned for the latest updates on the AVP Tour. Visit our website for more information and to follow all the beach volleyball action happening around the world.
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