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Men's Beach Volleyball

By senhoney on  From espnstar-sports.blogspot.com
(BEIJING, August 22) -- Philip Dalhausser and Todd Rogers of the United States won the gold medal by defeating Fabio Magalhaes and Marcio Araujo of Brazil 2-1 (23-21, 17-21, 15-4) on Friday in a thrilling final match in the Olympic Men's Beach Volleyball competition. The Brazilian duo found form early in the first set, and Fabio's block gave the Brazilian side a 6-1 lead. However, the US pair clawed back into the match, with Dalhausser showing why he has been named the best blocker in Beach...Read Full Story

Beach Volleyball: US to go on the medal charge

By senhoney on  From espnstar-sports.blogspot.com
The United States will expect to do well elsewhere in Beijing on Friday (August 22). There is a morning start in the Beach Volleyball Men's final between the United States's Phil Dalhausser and Todd Rogers, who play Brazil's Marcio Araujo and Fabio Magalhaes. US teams won gold medals at Atlanta 1996 and Sydney 2000 (Beach Volleyball didn't enter the Olympic roster until 1996) but missed out in Athens. The two teams have played each other seven times, with Araujo and Magalhaes winning five...Read Full Story

Rogers, Dalhausser win first Grand Slam of season

By Unisports on  From universalsports.com
Sunday was the best day of Todd Rogers and Phil Dalhausser's season, and among the best of their six-year partnership. The second-seeded Americans won their first Grand Slam title of the season, defeating an up-and-coming Polish pair in front of a packed stadium full of boisterous Polish fans. And that victory followed a semifinal win over top-ranked Brazilians Emanuel Rego and Alison Cerutti.Read Full Story

Rogers/Dalhausser beat Gibb/Rosenthal in Klagenfurt

By Unisports on  From universalsports.com
For the 46th time in 58 meetings (on the FIVB and AVP tours), Todd Rogers and Phil Dalhausser defeated Jake Gibb and Sean Rosenthal (23-21, 21-19). It advanced the second-seeded pair into the round of 16 to be played Saturday, and gave eighth-seeded Gibb and Rosenthal their sixth 17th-place result of the season. It was another unfortunate draw for a team that was playing its best ball of the season, placing fifth last week and third the week prior.Read Full Story

Rogers/Dalhausser lead U.S. in Quebec

By Unisports on  From universalsports.com
With a number of top teams opting to skip the FIVB World Tour Quebec Open this week, Americans Todd Rogers and Phil Dalhausser regained their familiar No. 1 seed. That pitted them against the lowest-seeded team in the main draw, No. 32. After winning two qualifying matches on Wednesday to get into their first-ever FIVB main draw together, John Hyden and Sean Scott of the U.S. became that 32 seed.Read Full Story
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