Four More Mexican Teams Qualify for FIVB

April 22, 2014 / By Ian Hayden Parker

Four more Mexican volleyball couples have been added to the Puerto Vallarta Beach Volleyball Open, this brings the total of Mexican couples to six. The tournament will held May 6 – 11, 2014 at Playa Camarones.

Juan Revuelta- Miguel Ángel Cerdeña, Ricardo Galindo-Aldo Miramontes, Paulet Cruz-Vanesa Virgen, and Stefani Durnsite-Gabriela Valdez, join those already scheduled, Bibiana Candelas-Martha Revuelta and Juan Virgen-Lombardo Ontiveros, for the third stop of the event FIVB.

The announced was made by Juan José Martínez, president of the organizing committee of the event, adding that so far the event has confirmed 61 men and 48 female couples from over 60 nations.

“We have the stage set for the best beach volleyball players in the world for this year’s tournament. The tournament is free to the public and an expected audience of 6-million viewers throughout television broadcasts in over 60 countries,” said Martinez, who added that such an event is thanks to the collaboration of the State of Jalisco Government, the City of Puerto Vallarta, and in coordination with the FIVB.

Four more Mexican volleyball couples have been added to the Puerto Vallarta Beach Volleyball Open, this brings the total of Mexican couples to six. The . . .

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