Suzanne Stonebarger has joined the roster of stars at Great Friends Greetings and is featured in the company's unique line of personalized greeting cards. Create a beautiful custom printed personalized greeting from Suzanne! Great Friends Greetings cards are truly special keepsakes. A totally unique gift idea or a clever award, the cards are fun to create and so exciting to receive! Select a stunning 5x7 for the front and compose a fitting message for inside. (Customers can be identified as the card's author on the back). Great Friends Greetings will provide Suzanne's signature, custom print the card and ship it in a protective ...
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An era comes sadly to an end with the well-deserved retirement of Holly McPeak . In an announcement Tuesday at media day for the AVP season, she said the 2008 beach volleyball season will officially be her last. It has been said that she has such a phenomenal lift-off that she can jump thirty inches (kid you not) from beach sand (have you ever tried doing that?) and spike a ball above a 7’4” high volleyball net. That being said, this chick is only 5’7” which makes this even more of an amazing feat. McPeak has played in all three of the Olympics that ...
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Pro beach volleyball star Holly McPeak is hanging up her bikini for good. McPeak is retiring from the AVP tour immediately, it was announced Wednesday. Her decision comes a month after her husband, Leonard Armato, resigned as AVP commissioner. McPeak, a three-time Olympian, finished ninth in her final tournament last weekend in San Diego, partnering with Jenny Kropp. McPeak played beach volleyball in the 1996, 2000 and 2004 Olympics. She and partner Elaine Young won a bronze medal in Athens, the first Olympic medal for U.S. women in the sport. Her record of 72 career wins was later broken by Misty May-Treanor. McPeak became ...
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Indian beach volleyball players say they will not wear bikinis in the World Beach Volleyball tournament because they are 'objectionable.' They also claim the skimpy outfits - the mandatory dress for the contest -are against their traditions. As a result the rules have now been relaxed for the team and they will be allowed to compete in t-shirts and long shorts. Organizers say other teams will stick with the dress code and hope the Indian team will be inspired in the future to wear bikinis in the future. A.J. Martin, director of the FiVB said: "The International Volleyball Association has a rule that allows ...
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Article from: The Australian THE global financial crisis has claimed another victim the Australian leg of the beach volleyball world tour. Volleyball Australia has been unable to secure major corporate sponsorship to host the Swatch-FIVB Beach Volleyball World Tour in Adelaide this year and yesterday announced it would not go ahead. The sports officials and players [...]
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November 4, 2009 -- Senior night wasn't the time or place to let a pair of impressive streaks end for the Colorado College volleyball team.
Shaking off a slow...
