Misty May-Treanor and Nicole Branagh capped off their debut as teammates by winning the AVP NIVEA Tour Gatorade Fort Lauderdale Open on Sunday, while rain washed out a men’s final that would have put Phil Dalhausser and Todd Rogers against Matt Fuerbringer and Fort Lauderdale native Nick Lucena.
May-Treanor/Branagh swept sixth-seeded Angie Akers and Tyra Turner, 21-14, 21-17, to win the title without losing a game all weekend. The win was May-Treanor’s 106th, adding to her all-time record, and Branagh’s 17th. May-Treanor/Branagh are the first women’s duo to win their first event as teammates since 2002, when Holly McPeak and Elaine Youngs won in Huntington Beach.
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G'day to you from sunny Australia,
My name is Marty Ermer, Operations manager for Natalie Cook and Sandstorm Beach Club.
We recently purchased 2 Cobra volleyball systems from you with the intention of using them on our State Beach Volleyball Tour.
I would like to report to you that we are very impressed with your product not only from a logistics side but, also from a player's side.
I did use them on the Queensland State Tour and they were well received from the public and coordinators alike.
...We are the largest beach Sports Club in Queensland, if not Australia. Our director is beach Volleyball Gold Medalist, Natalie Cook. Our club caters to 250 teams on a weekly basis, offering junior programs through internationally competitive athletes via the Queensland Academy of Sport, who base their training out of our Club. Sandstorm Beach Club will be hosting the Australian Beach Volleyball Championships; it is the largest event on our Volleyball calendar in Australia....
Marty Ermer
Manager
marty@sandstorm.com.au
www.sandstorm.com.au
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