KING OF THE COURT 2022
Are you ready for the final stop of the 2022 Crown Series?
King of the Court
A new era in beach volleyball
On one court, five teams play against each other in three rounds to determine who becomes King of the Court.
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Brazilian glory at King of the Court Niterói, Rio de Janeiro
Taiana Lima and Hegeile Almeida Dos Santos have won the first-ever Queens titles in a South American King of the Court tournament. Their compatriots Guto Carvalhaes and Saymon Barbosa Santos secured the Kings crowns, making the event in Niterói, Rio de Janeiro a glorious premiere for Brazilian beach volleyball. The silver medals were won by Dutch and Chilean teams, the bronzes went to Brazil.
Niterói all set for King of the Court Rio
The entry list for the first-ever Brazilian King of the Court tournament is finger licking good. All the top players from Brazil and surrounding countries are present from November 20-22 at Icaraí Beach, in Niterói, Rio de Janeiro. Guto and Saymon headline the event on the men’s side, Rebecca and Natasha lead the way in the quest for the crowns of Rio de Janeiro.
Niterói, Rio de Janeiro replaces Itapema
The third stop on the King of the Court Crown Series 2022 has been moved to the beaches of Rio de Janeiro. In a joint decision the city of Itapema, the Brazilian volleyball federation CBV and organiser Sportworx it was deemed better for beach volleyball to organize the tournament in Niterói, Rio de Janeiro. The beaches of Praia de Icaraí oversee the Bay of Guanabara with the statue of Christ the Redeemer in the background.
King of the Court: The Origin Story
June 14, 2017, Utrecht, Lucasbolwerk, in front of the city’s Stadsschouwburg theater. Five teams from the Netherlands, Brazil, the United States and Latvia are about to play the first ever international King of the Court match. The stress is high with creator Wilco Nijland, will everything work out? Suddenly the livestream falters, the power fails. Over than 1,500 people are gathered around the court full of expectation. Who will be the first international Kings of the Court?