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Beach Volleyball AVP Kingston Seattle Open

Beach Volleyball AVP Kingston Seattle Open
Beach Volleyball AVP Kingston Seattle Open

Beach Volleyball AVP Kingston Seattle Open

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Jennifer Fopma smashes one past the block of Summer Ross in the women's final.

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Summer Ross serves it up in the women's final. She and Lane Carico split $10,000 while finishing second.

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Misty May-Treanor drops one over Jennifer Kessy.

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Nick Lucena flies to the ball as Ryan Doherty readies for the block.

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An overview of the tournament during a women's semifinal.

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Ali Mcculloch celebrates a big play.

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Tri Bourne works a little magic into the ball before a serve.

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Tri Bourne (left) and Nick Lucena battle at the net.

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Seven-footer Ryan Doherty blasts the ball past the block of Jake Gibb.

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Jake Gibb serves through the Seattle sky. Jake finished with 14 aces for the tournament.

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Phil Dalhausser make a diving dig. Phil finished with 20 digs and 57 kills.

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Misty May-Treanor played for the first time since winning gold in London. Misty had 58 digs in nine games.

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Misty May-Treanor and partner Brittany Hochevar were seeded 11th but made it all the way to the semifinals.

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Ryan Doherty tries to "up" a hard spike. Ryan had 15 digs for the tournament.

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John Mayer with a kill. John had 74 for the tournament.

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Ryan Doherty keeps a ball in play as John Mayer looks on.

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The fans rioting for the NBC broadcast.

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Summer Ross drives the ball past Jennifer Fopma in the women's final. Summer finished with 121 kills for the tournament.

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Summer Ross (left) and teammate Lane Carico return a serve in the finals.

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Jennifer Fopma (left) blocks a shot by Summer Ross. It was one of her 14 blocks for the weekend.

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Lane Carico lead the tournament with a whopping 255 kill attempts.

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Jennifer Fopma celebrates a point won.

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Lane Carico slides through the sand to try to keep the ball in play. She led the women's side with 129 digs in 18 games.

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Ryan Doherty (red shorts) with a kill during the men's final.

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Ryan Doherty split some bubbly and $15,000 with teammate John Mayer with their first win of the year.

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"Don't cross the streams!" April Ross (left) and Jennifer Fopma celebrate their victory.

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