AVP Manhattan Beach: Where Legends Are Made

The AVP Manhattan Beach Open isn't just a tournament. It's a rite of passage. Established in 1960, this event has seen volleyball legends rise and fall. And just like that, it's back this weekend.

This Is Where It Happens

Known as the 'Wimbledon of Beach Volleyball,' the Manhattan Beach Open is the longest-running and most prestigious event in the U.S. beach volleyball scene. Over 60,000 fans gather to witness greatness under the California sun. You could feel it coming all summer, and now it's here.

How To Catch the Action

For those who can't make it to the sands, here’s the play: Catch the finals on ION or stream it live on Fubo. The main event streams on Bally Live and Fubo, so you won't miss a spike or a block.

Last Five Champs

Let’s break down the recent history. In the last five years, we've had everything but a dull moment. From dominant duos like Phil Dalhausser and Nick Lucena to the unstoppable force of April Ross and Alix Klineman, the competition has been fierce. And then 2020 hit, a no-show thanks to Covid-19.

Who To Watch

Keep an eye on Taylor Crabb, this guy’s been a problem on the AVP Tour. And let's not forget the dynamic duo of Sarah Sponcil and Kelly Cheng. They're straight-up dominant and ready to make their mark.

Manhattan Beach is more than just a tournament. It’s where legends are made and dreams are either realized or dashed. And from there, it’s over.

Source: sportingnews.com