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Beach Volleyball Republic
SportBeach Volleyball
Founded2015
Country Philippines
Most recent
champion(s)		W: Charo Soriano and Bea Tan
M: KR Guzman and Ian Yee
TV partner(s)ABS-CBN
Official websiteBVR on Facebook

Beach Volleyball Republic, Inc. (BVR) is an organization aimed for the development and growth of beach volleyball in the Philippines formed in June 2015.[1][2]

History

Co-founded by former Ateneo Lady Eagles volleybelles and current professional players Charo Soriano, Gretchen Ho, Fille Cainglet-Cayetano, Dzi Gervacio and Bea Tan. BVR organized beach volleyball tournaments in different beaches and public places in the Philippines, grassroots development program for the young and aspiring players and the professional circuit tours thru the Beach Royals program, with the first legs held at the SM Sands By the Bay court on June 20 and July 11, 2015.[3]

In December 2015, BVR made its 4-hour live telecast debut in ABS-CBN Sports and Action with 16 women's teams competing. In 2016, BVR forged a partnership agreement with ABS-CBN Sports for 4 part magazine show and the live airing of the semifinals and finals of the program's events like the Boracay leg of the BVR on Tour on April 27–28.[4] In June 2016, the BVR officially attempted to get support from the Larong Volleyball sa Pilipinas (LVPI), the country's volleyball NSA, through its LVPI-sanctioned BVR Invitationals where international teams competed in a three-day event successfully held at Anguib Beach, Santa Ana, Cagayan.[5]

In November 2020, the BVR was reportedly considered turning to a professional league.[6] This is due government regulations at that time only allowing professional leagues to hold games amidst the COVID-19 pandemic. However, in February 2021, the league organizers forego going pro.[7]

King and Queen of the Sands

The BVR's first tournament was the Queen of Sands tournament on June 20, 2015. The format used for the women's beach volleyball tournament allowed for players to compete with and against different players each game instead of having the same partner throughout the tournament. The top four individual players with the most points figuring in the final. Fiola Mae Caballos of Central Philippine University is the winner of the inaugural tournament. A second tournament, the King and Queen of the Sands was held in July 2015. The tournament featured both men and women.[8]

Christmas Open

The 2015 Beach Volleyball Republic Christmas Open was held in the SM Sands By the Bay on December 19–20, 2015. The tournament involves 10 teams, which will split into two pools which will compete in a single round-robin elimination format. A draw was held before the tournament proper to determine the placings of the teams and the schedule.[9] The top two teams will advance to a cross-over semifinals round, and the winners of the semifinals matches will move on to the finals. The winner of the open will receive 100,000 thousand pesos cash prize. Live telecast of the semifinals and finals matches was aired via ABS-CBN Sports+Action.[10]

Participating teams
Group Players
Pool A Arielle Estrañero and Vina Alinas
Bea Tan and Rupia Inck Furtado
Judy Ann Caballejo and Anna Camille Abanto
Julie Ann Sinamban and Mariel Tiangco
Charo Soriano and Alexa Micek
Pool B Fille Cainglet-Cayetano and Denise Michelle Lazaro
Rose Cailing and April Romero
Shiela Marie Pineda and Janine Marciano
Michelle Morente and Mich Otoshi
April Ross Hingpit and Maica Morada

Preliminary round

Pool A

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Pool B

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     Team advanced to Semifinals

Match results

Pool A
Date Time Score Set 1 Set 2 Set 3 Total Report
Dec 19 09:00 Estrañero–Alinas 1–2 Tan–Inck Furtado 19–21 21–19 6–15 46–55 Report
Dec 19 10:15 Caballejo–Abanto 2–0 Sinamban–Tiangco 21–15 21–10 – 42–25 Report
Dec 19 11:15 Soriano–Micek 0–2 Tan–Inck Furtado 18–21 18–21 – 36–42 Report
Dec 19 12:15 Sinamban–Tiangco 0–2 Estrañero–Alinas 9–21 15–21 – 24–42 Report
Dec 19 14:30 Soriano–Micek 2–0 Caballejo–Abanto 21–14 21–13 – 42–27 Report
Dec 19 15:30 Tan–Inck Furtado 2–0 Sinamban–Tiangco 21–9 21–7 – 42–16 Report
Dec 19 16:30 Estrañero–Alinas 0–2 Soriano–Micek 12–21 10–21 – 22–42 Report
Dec 19 17:30 Caballejo–Abanto 2–1 Tan–Inck Furtado 14–21 21–10 15–9 50–40 Report
Dec 20 09:00 Soriano–Micek 2–0 Sinamban–Tiangco 21–7 21–11 – 42–18  
Dec 20 11:00 Estrañero–Alinas 0–0 Caballejo–Abanto 0–0 0–0 – 0–0  
Pool B
Date Time Score Set 1 Set 2 Set 3 Total Report
Dec 19 08:00 Cainglet–Lazaro 2–0 Cailing–Romero 21–16 21–19 – 42–35 Report
Dec 19 09:45 Pineda–Marciano 2–0 Morente–Otoshi 21–9 21–13 – 42-22 Report
Dec 19 10:45 Hingpit–Morada 2–0 Cailing–Romero 21–13 21–13 – 42–26 Report
Dec 19 11:45 Cainglet–Lazaro 0–2 Pineda–Marciano 9–21 20–22 – 29–43 Report
Dec 19 14:00 Morente–Otoshi 0–2 Hingpit–Morada 17–21 18–21 – 35–42 Report
Dec 19 14:50 Pineda–Marciano 2–0 Cailing–Romero 21–14 21–15 – 42–29 Report
Dec 19 16:00 Hingpit–Morada 2–0 Cainglet–Lazaro 21–10 21–10 – 42–20 Report
Dec 19 17:00 Cailing–Romero 0–2 Morente–Otoshi 15–21 8–21 – 23–42 Report
Dec 20 08:00 Hingpit–Morada 0–2 Pineda–Marciano 13–21 15–21 – 28–42  
Dec 20 10:00 Morente–Otoshi 0–0 Cainglet–Lazaro – – – –  

Final round

Semifinals
Date Time Score Set 1 Set 2 Set 3 Total Report
Dec 20 14:00 Soriano–Micek 2–0 Hingpit–Morada 23–21 21–15 – 44–36  
Dec 20 15:00 Tan–Inck Furtado 2–0 Pineda–Marciano 21–11 21–17 – 42–28  
3rd place
Date Time Score Set 1 Set 2 Set 3 Total Report
Dec 20 16:00 Pineda–Marciano 2–0 Hingpit–Morada 21–15 21–8 – 42–23  

Finals

Date Time Score Set 1 Set 2 Set 3 Total Report
Dec 20 17:00 Soriano–Micek 1–2 Tan–Inck Furtado 21–17 22–24 12–15 55–56  


 
SemifinalsFinal
 
      
 
Dec 20
 
 
Soriano–Micek2
 
Dec 20
 
Hingpit–Morada0
 
Soriano–Micek1
 
Dec 20
 
Tan–Inck Furtado2
 
Tan–Inck Furtado2
 
 
Pineda–Marciano0
 
3rd place match
 
 
Dec 20
 
 
Pineda–Marciano2
 
 
Hingpit–Morada0

Final standings

Rank Team
1st place, gold medalist(s) Bea Tan and Rupia Inck Furtado
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Charo Soriano and Alexa Micek
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Sheila Marie Pineda and Janine Marciano
4 April Ross Hingpit and Maica Morada

Nationwide Tour

2016

Aside from the 5 legs, BVR will organized another leg on May 20–21 for their nationwide tour before moving back to Manila for the culmination of the tour on May 26–29 at the Sands SM By the Bay. Starting with the Boracay leg, the semifinals and finals matches of the BVR on Tour events will be aired on ABS-CBN Sports+Action, the official broadcast partner of BVR.[11]

Cabugao, Ilocos Sur

The inaugural staging of the BVR Nationwide Tour will be held on January 30–31, 2016 at the Cabugao Beach Resort, Cabugao, Ilocos Sur. 8 teams (divided into two groups) will be participated in the two-day event. The winner of the event will receive 70,000 pesos cash prize.[12]

Group Team Players
Pool A BVR Team 1 Bea Tan and Aby Maraño
Bacolod April Hingpit and Patty Orendain
Philippine Army Jovelyn Gonzaga and Nerissa Bautista
RTU Team A Jessa Aranda and Pricilla Gail Catacutan
Pool B BVR Team 2 Charo Soriano and Alexa Micek
Philippine Air Force Judy Caballejo and Anna Camille Abanto
Batangas Kiara Aira Pineza and Jessica Paron
RTU Team B Michelle Morente and Jonafer San Pedro

Final standings

Rank Team
1st place, gold medalist(s) Jovelyn Gonzaga and Nerissa Bautista (def. Soriano-Micek tandem, 21–13, 21–10)
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Charo Soriano and Alexa Micek
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Bea Tan and Aby Maraño

San Juan, La Union

The second leg of the BVR On Tour was held at the Kahuna Beach Resort, San Juan, La Union on February 14, 2016.[13]

Team Players
Air Force Judy Caballejo and Anna Camille Abanto
BVR Team 1 Bea Tan and Aby Maraño
BVR Team 2 Charo Soriano and Alexa Micek
BVR Team 3 Gretchen Ho and Melissa Gohing
Cordilleras Jessica Dacanay and Roxanne Almonte
RTU Jonaver San Pedro and Jessica Aranda

Final standings

Rank Team
1st place, gold medalist(s) Charo Soriano and Alexa Micek (def. Air Force team, 21–13, 21–7)
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Judy Caballejo and Anna Camille Abanto
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Jonaver San Pedro and Jessica Aranda

Anguib, Cagayan

The third leg of the BVR On Tour was held at the Anguib Beach, Santa Ana, Cagayan on February 20–21, in partnership with the Cagayan Grand Adventure and Leisure (CGAL) and Cagayan Economic Zone Authority (CEZA) .[14]

Participants

  • Charo Soriano and Alexa Micek
  • Judy Caballejo and Jennifer Manzano
  • Jona San Pedro and Tati Sablan
  • Bea Tan and Dzi Gervacio
  • Wendy Semana and Coyah Abanto
  • Jessa Aranda and Jas Wenzel
  • Mara Salde and Gem Seguirre
  • Angel Antipuesto and Melissa Gohing

Final standings

Rank Team
1st place, gold medalist(s) Charo Soriano and Alexa Micek
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Judy Caballejo and Jennifer Manzano
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Bea Tan and Dzi Gervacio
4 Wendy Anne Semana and Anna Camille Abanto

Lakawon Island, Cadiz, Negros Occidental

The fourth leg of the BVR On Tour was held at the Lakawon Island, Cadiz City, Negros Occidental on March 18–19, 2016. Bea Tan and Fiola Ceballos won the fourth leg's championship match against a guest team from Iloilo.

Participants

  • Jonafer San Pedro and Jessa Aranda
  • Dzi Gervacio and Melissa Gohing
  • May Ann Pantino and Coyah Abanto
  • Bea Tan and Fiola Ceballos
  • Charo Soriano and Alexa Micek
  • Angel Antipuesto and Jennifer Manzano
  • Iya Yongco and Denden Lazaro
  • Jennifer Cosas and Erjane Magdato (Bacolod)
  • Jane Vorster and Tatiana Sablan (Guam)
  • Jackielyn Estoquia and DM Demontano (Iloilo)

Final standings

Rank Team
1st place, gold medalist(s) Bea Tan and Fiola Ceballos
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Jackielyn Estoquia and DM Demontano
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Jane Vorster and Tatiana Sablan

Clark, Pampanga

The fifth leg of the BVR on Tour will be held at the Villages at Global Clark, Clark Freeport Zone, Pampanga on April 16–17, 2016.

Participants

  • Gretchel Soltones and Alyssa Eroa
  • Charo Soriano and Alexa Micek
  • Bea Tan and Dzi Gervacio
  • Jona San Pedro and Jessica Aranda
  • Jennifer Manzano and Angel Antipuesto
  • Caitlin Viray and Kaitlin Gormley
  • Tatiana Sablan and Chloe Reimer
  • Denden Lazaro and Ella de Jesus
  • Judy Caballejo and Coyah Abanto
  • Michelle Morente and Janine Marciano
  • Pam Legaspi and Arylle Magtalas
  • Joy Cases and Nene Tapic

Final standings

Rank Team
1st place, gold medalist(s) Gretchel Soltones and Alyssa Eroa
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Charo Soriano and Alexa Micek
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Judy Caballejo and Coyah Abanto

Boracay Island, Malay, Aklan

The sixth leg of the BVR on Tour was held at Boracay Island, Malay, Aklan on April 27–28, 2016. The semifinals and finals of the leg was aired on a delayed basis on ABS-CBN Sports and Action (Channel 23 and HD 166).[15] The tandem of Soriano and Micek emerged as the leg's champions after beating the team from the Philippine Air Force in the finals.[16]

Participants

  • Charo Soriano and Alexa Micek
  • Judy Caballejo and Coyah Abanto
  • Bea Tan and Fiola Ceballos
  • Jackie Estoquia and DM Demontano
  • Dzi Gervacio and Mik Marciano
  • Jona San Pedro and Tatiana Sablan
  • Perper Cosas and Lopa Saraum
  • Dior Vergara and Linlyn Torado

Final standings

Rank Team
1st place, gold medalist(s) Charo Soriano and Alexa Micek (def. Caballejo and Abanto in finals match, 21–15, 21–16)
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Judy Caballejo and Camille Abanto
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Bea Tan and Fiola Ceballos

Bayawan City

The seventh and the final leg before the national championships of the BVR on Tour was held at Bayawan City, Negros Oriental on May 20–21, 2016 in partnership with the local government of Bayawan. BVR teams and some teams from Negros took part in the two-day tourney.[17]

Final standings

Rank Team
1st place, gold medalist(s) Charo Soriano and Alexa Micek
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Erjane Magdato and Jenny Mar Señares
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Bea Tan and Dzi Gervacio

2017

Metro Manila

  • Date: April 22–23, 2017
  • Location: SM Sands by the Bay, SM Mall of Asia

Leg 5 of the BVR on Tour 2017 was in SM Mall of Asia for a two-day tournament that featured both the men's and women's division.[18]

Participating teams

Final standings[19]

  • Women's division champions – Keiko Urata and Chiyo Suzuki (Japan)
  • Women's division runner-up – Bea Tan and Rupia Inck (BVR-A)
  • Men's division champions – Jeremiah Barrica and Kevin Hadlocon (FEU)
  • Men's division runner-up – KR Guzman and Anthony Arbasto (UST)

Currimao, Ilocos Norte

The Ilocos Norte leg is BVR's sixth leg for this year.[20]

Participating teams

Men's Open Invitational
Team Players
Malaysia Mohd Faiz Putra Rayak and Muhammad Afiq Idris
Hong Kong Giovanni Musillo and Brian Nordberg
FEU Edilberto Denoy and Joshua Barrica
OSI Philip Bagalay and Peejay Cuzon
VNS Jahir Ebrahim and Julius Sioson
RTU Carlo Sebastian and Antonio Torres
Ilocos

Final standings Men's Division

  • Bracket-A men's collegiate champions – Mohd Aizzzat Zokri and Raja Nazmi (Malaysia)
  • Bracket-B men's collegiate champions – Jeremiah Barrica and Kevin Hadlocon (FEU)
  • Bracket-A men's Open Invitational champions – Giovanni Musillo and Brian Nordberg (Hong Kong)
  • Bracket-B men's Open Invitational champions – Jade Becaldo and Rommel Pepito (Cebu-A)

Moalboal, Cebu

  • Date: June 30-July 1, 2017
  • Location: Basdaku White Beach, Moalboal, Cebu

The Cebu leg is BVR's seventh this year and it is the final stop before the 2017 BVR National Championships happening later in July.[21]

Participating teams

Final standings (Women's)[22]

2016 National Championships

The National Championships of the Beach Volleyball Republic was held at the Sands, SM By the Bay in Pasay on May 26–27, 2016. Winning teams from different BVR legs and invited teams participated in the culmination of the 5-month long BVR nationwide tour.[23] Qualifiers, semifinals and finals was aired also on ABS-CBN Sports+Action. Lakawon leg winners Bea Tan and Fiola Ceballos were crowned as the national champions.[24]

Participants

Group Players
Pool A Charo Soriano and Alexa Micek (BVR 1)
Jennifer Cosas and Floremej Rodriguez (Negros)
Nieza Viray and Jeziela Viray (San Beda)
Tatiana Sablan and Imee Ilao (Hawaii/Guam)
Pool B Judy Caballejo and Coyah Abanto (Air Force)
Jackie Estoquia and DM Demontano (Iloilo)
Rhea Fermilan and Javen Sabas (PUP)
Therese Ramas and Janelle Cabahug (Cebu)
Pool C Jonafer San Pedro and Jessa Aranda (RTU)
Bea Tan and Fiola Cebballos (BVR 3)
Cherilyn Sindayen and Rainne Fabay (Lyceum)
Lourdilyn Catubag and Karen Quilario (Tagum)
Pool D Dzi Gervacio and Michelle Morente (BVR 2)
Apple Saraum and Jusabelle Brillo (Cebu)
Isa Molde and Diana Carlos (UP)
Erjane Magdato and Alexa Polidario (Bacolod)

Final Standings

Rank Team
1st place, gold medalist(s) Bea Tan and Fiola Ceballos (def. Rodriguez and Cosas, 21–19, 18–21, 15–7)
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Jennifer Cosas and Floremej Rodriguez
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Judy Caballejo and Coyah Abanto
4 Charo Soriano and Alexa Micek

BVR Invitational Tour

After its successful nationwide tour, BVR holds its Invitational tournament featuring 10 international teams from United States, Brazil, Singapore, Thailand, New Zealand and Hong Kong and 2 local duos (BVR shareholders Bea Tan and Charo Soriano and national championship runner-up Jennifer Cosas and Floremej Rodriguez) on June 9–11, 2016 at the Anguib Beach, Santa Ana, Cagayan.[25] Several matches will be aired on ABS-CBN Sports and Action on June 18–19.

The Invitational tournament will be sanctioned by the Larong Volleyball sa Pilipinas, Inc. (LVPI), the country's volleyball national sports association.[26]

Group Players
Pool A Brazil Mimi Amaral and Bruna Figueredo
Philippines Jennifer Cosas and Floremej Rodriguez
Singapore Tan Shieng Theng and Ong Wei Yu
Pool B Philippines Bea Tan and Charo Soriano
United States Jennifer Snyder and Chara Harris
Hong Kong Kong Cheuk Yee and To Wing Tung
Pool C ThailandUnited States Yupa Phokongploy and Rachel Sherman
Brazil Erica Adachi and Rupia Inck
Singapore Rachel Lau Yue Ting and Eliza Chong Hui Hui
Pool D New Zealand Julia Tilley and Alice Bain
United States Alexa Micek and Leah Hinkey
Hong Kong Lo Wai Yan and Yueng Yuk Mei
Final standings
Rank Team
1st place, gold medalist(s) Brazil Mimi Amaral and Bruna Figueredo (def. Snyder and Harris, 21–14, 18–21, 15–9)[27]
2nd place, silver medalist(s) United States Jennifer Snyder and Chara Harris
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) United States Alexa Micek and Leah Hinkey
4 New Zealand Julia Tilley and Alice Bain

National Championships

  • Date: July 28–30, 2017
  • Location: Anguib Beach, Santa Ana, Cagayan

The winners in Cagayan will be part of the Philippines national team pool for the ASEAN games.[28]

Participating teams

Final round

Women's[29]

 
Semi-finalsFinal
 
      
 
July 30
 
 
Tagum-PNP (Quilario/Catubag) 2
 
July 30
 
UNO-R (Magdato/Polidario)0
 
Tagum-PNP (Quilario/Catubag)2
 
July 30
 
SWU-Cebu (Rodriguez/Ramas)0
 
SWU-Cebu (Rodriguez/Ramas) 2
 
 
San Beda (Viray/Viray)0
 
Third place
 
 
July 30
 
 
UNO-R (Magdato/Polidario)2
 
 
San Beda (Viray/Viray)1

Men's[30]

 
Semi-finalsFinal
 
      
 
July 30
 
 
Cebu (Pepito/Becaldo)2
 
 
 
NU (Fauzi/Natividad)0
 
Cebu (Pepito/Becaldo)2
 
July 30
 
UST1 (Guzman/Arbastro)1
 
UST1(Guzman/Arbastro)2
 
 
FEU1 (Barrica/Hadlocon)0
 
Third place
 
 
 
 
 
NU (Fauzi/Natividad)0
 
 
FEU1 (Barrica/Hadlocon)2

2018 Nationwide Tour

El Nido leg

  • October 27–28, 2018
  • Location: Lio Beach, El Nido, Palawan[31]
Women's champion: Charo Soriano/Bea Tan (Seda Hotels) defeated Dzi Gervacio/Roma Doromal (Perlas)
Men's champion: KR Guzman/Ian Yee defeated Hach Gilbuena/Edmar Flores (DAF-ARMM)[32]

2021 Tour

The Beach Volleyball Republic returned in October 2021 after a two-tear hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic. It will hold a two-leg tournament under a bubble format in Santa Ana, Cagayan featuring 11 men's teams and 14 women's teams.[33][34]

Participating team

Men's
  • Creamline
  • PLDT
  • ARMY-FSD Makati
  • DeliRush
  • Tuguegarao
  • EVI Construction
  • Negros Occidental Beach Volleyball Club
Women's
  • Creamline
  • PLDT
  • TM
  • Biogenic
  • Eastern Communications
  • Toyota-Tuguegarao
  • Black Mamba Army
  • Sta. Lucia Lady Realtors
  • Boysen
  • Delimondo
  • Good Health-CDO

Santa Ana, Cagayan – First leg

  • Date: October 22–25, 2021
  • Location: Anguib Beach

Santa Ana, Cagayan – Second leg

  • Date: October 27–31, 2021
  • Location: Anguib Beach

See also

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