（06－02）中国上海金山Swatch－FIVB沙排公开赛事跟踪报导 [复制链接]

薛晨
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[QUOTE=鲤鱼]王洁－田佳 VS 张莹－左曼:胜者再和张希－薛晨打,争冠军 ; 败者VS França-Felisberta Silva ,争第三,是这样吗特老?[/QUOTE]
是的，田佳他们已经获胜

170楼的左曼好苗条(1982.06.12出生 健将 1.80米 70公斤 四川队)

希希
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张莹～～～～ :blink:

[QUOTE=特懒]是的，田佳他们已经获胜[/QUOTE]

意思是说田佳/王洁已经和张莹－左曼打过了,田佳/王洁已经获胜,对吗?

左曼 :28gif: :28gif:

FIVB官方统计报导

Chinese Women Achieve “Sweet Six” Success
中国姑娘取得“甜美之六”成功 [/COLOR] [/SIZE]

Shanghai, China, May 27, 2006 - With a pair of elimination wins to open play here Saturday morning in the he US$400,000 China Shanghai Jinshan Open, China has now advanced three women’s teams to the “sweet six” at a SWATCH-FIVB World Tour event to join five other countries in achieving the feat.

After 25th-seeded Xue Chen and Zhang Xi upset fourth-seeded Renata Ribeiro and Talita Antunes of Brazil 21-13 and 21-19, ninth-seeded Zhang Ying and Zuo Man posted a 21-17 and 21-19 victory over Australian Olympians and 10th-seeded Natalie Cook and Nicole Sanderson.

With the wins, Xue Chen and Zhang Xi challenge second-seeded Adriana Behar and Shelda Bede of Brazil for a spot in Saturday afternoon’s first semi-finals against top-seeded Juliana Felisberta Silva and Larissa Franca of Brazil. Adriana and Shelda will be seeking to return to the Jinshan Beach title match after losing to Juliana and Larissa in the 2005 Shanghai finale.

Zhang Ying and Zuo Man, who had to win two qualifying matches Wednesday to advance to the Main Draw, face fifth-seeded Vassiliki Arvaniti and Vasso Karadassiou of Greece with the winner advancing to the “final four” against third-seeded Tian Jia and Wang Jie of China.

After placing third, 13th and 17th in the season opening event at Modena, Italy, the Chinese women have returned home to post their best-ever finishes on the women’s SWATCH-FIVB World Tour. The best previous effort by the Chinese women were a pair of teams reach the “elite eight” at five events, including twice in 2005, and once each in 2000, 2001 and 2003. Here is a breakdown:

Shanghai, China, May 24-28, 2006

4th or better - Tian Jia/Wang Jie
5th or better - Zhang Ying/Zuo Man
5th or better - Xue Chen/Zhang Xi

Dalian, China, August 9-13, 2000

Bronze - Chi Rong/Xiong Zi
7th - Tian Jia/Zhang Jingkun

Moaming, China, August 15-19, 2001

4th - Chi Rong/Xiong Zi
7th - Tian Jia/Wang Fei

Bali, Indonesia, August 22-24, 2003

Gold - Tian Jia/Wang Fei
4th - Wang Lu/You Whenhui

SWATCH-FIVB World Championships, Berlin, June 21-25, 2005

Bronze - Tian Jia/Wang Fei
5th - Li Ying /Wang Lu

St. Petersburg, Russia, July 5-9, 2005

5th - Tian Jia/Wang Fei
7th - Lu Wen Feng/Zheng Qing Ren

With three women’s teams in the “sweet six” this week, China joins Brazil (men 84 times, women 58 times), Italy (men once), Japan (women once), Switzerland (men twice) and the United States (men nine times, women 39 times) in accomplishing the feat Here is a breakdown of “elite eight” success at SWATCH-FIVB World Tour events since the start of the men’s tour in 1987 (178 events) and the women’s circuit in 1992 (136 events).

Six teams

Brazil Women - 1 (Rio de Janeiro Sept 20-25, 2004)

Five teams
Brazil Men - 3

Four teams
Brazil Men - 18
Brazil Women - 12
United States Men - 1
United States Women - 5

Three teams
Brazil Men - 63
Brazil Women - 45
China Women -
Italy Men - 1
Japan Women - 1
Switzerland Men - 2
United States Men - 8
United States Women - 34

With three women’s teams in the “elite eight” this week, China joins Australia (women once), Brazil (men 105 times, women 72 times), Germany (men twice), Italy (men twice), Japan (men once, women once), Switzerland (men three times) and the United States (men 16 times, women 65 times) in accomplishing the feat Here is a breakdown of “elite eight” success at SWATCH-FIVB World Tour events since the start of the men’s tour in 1987 (178 events) and the women’s circuit in 1992 (136 events).

Six teams

Brazil Men - 2 (Rio de Janeiro, Feb 19-23, 1992 and Rio de Janeiro, Feb 12-15, 1998)
Brazil Women - 1 (Rio de Janeiro Sept 20-25, 2004, top 6 positions)

Five teams
Brazil Men - 8
Brazil Women - 4
United States Women - 1

Four teams
Brazil Men - 34
Brazil Women - 22
Italy Men - 2
Japan Men - 1
United States Men - 2
United States Women - 13

Three teams
Australia Women - 1
Brazil Men - 61
Brazil Women - 45
China Women - 1
Germany Men - 2
Japan Women - 1
Switzerland Men - 3
United States Men - 14
United States Women - 51

For the Chinese men at the China Shanghai Jinshan Open, the ninth-place finish by Penggen Wu and Linyin Xu Thursday marked the best-ever result for China on the SWATCH-FIVB World Tour. Cheng Lu and Meng Qi posted China's previous best SWATCH finish for men with a 12th at the 1990 stop in Enoshima, Japan.

左曼给粉丝签名

你们说错了,曼曼只有65kg...........

薛晨
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FIVB官方报导

Chinese Women Gain Three “Final Four” Beach Volleyball Berths
中国姑娘获得三个“半决赛”沙排席位 [/COLOR]

China's Zhang Xi (right) at the SWATCH net against Adriana Behar of Brazil
Shanghai, China, May 27, 2006 - China joined women’s Beach Volleyball powers Brazil and the United States as the only countries to advance three teams to a SWATCH-FIVB World Tour “final four” here Saturday as top-seeded Juliana Felisberta and Larissa Franca will be challenged by three tandems from the host country for the US$400,000 China Shanghai Jinshan Open gold medal.

The Chinese teams of ninth-seeded Zhang Ying/Zuo Man and 25th-seeded Xue Chen/Zhang Xi each won a pair of elimination matches to gain their first-ever SWATCH-FIVB World Tour semi-final spots where teammates Wang Jie and Tian Jia earned a “final four” berth Friday afternoon.

Juliana and Larissa, who will be seeking their ninth SWATCH title and second this season, will be facing Xue Chen and Zhang Xi for the second-time this week after the Brazilians scored a 21-15 and 21-18 victory over the Chinese pair Friday morning.

In the second semi-final match, Wang Jie and Tian Jia play Zhang Ying and Zuo Man for the first-time competitively this season. While Wang Jie and Tian Jian have played only four matches this week, Zhang Ying and Zuo Man had to win two qualifying matches before playing seven times in the Main Draw to reach the semi-finals.

“Yes, we are tired,” Zuo Man said after defeating fifth-seeded Vassiliki Arvaniti and Vasso Karadassiou of Greece 21-16 and 21-19 in their second match Saturday to gain a “final four” berth. “However, we have a chance for our first international medal, so we will be ready. This is an exciting day for Chinese Beach Volleyball.”

Zhang Ying and Zuo Man, who lost to Xue Chen and Zhang Xi Thursday, posted a 21-17 and 21-19 victory over Australian Olympians and 10th-seeded Natalie Cook and Nicole Sanderson in their first match Saturday. Xue Chen and Zhang Xi’s two wins Saturday were over teams from Brazil, including fourth-seeded Renata Ribeiro and Talita Antunes 21-13 and 21-19 and second-seeded Adriana Behar and Shelda Bede 21-18- 13-21 and 15-10.

Brazil, the only country on the SWATCH-FIVB World Tour to advance four teams to an event semi-final (men six times, women twice), had had three tandems earn “final four” spots at 35 men’s and 24 women’s events. The United States accomplished the feat 15 times (once by the American men, and 14 times by the women).

As for dominating a SWATCH podium by claiming all three medals, Brazil has accomplished the feat 31 times (18 men and 13 women). The Brazilians were denied a 32nd podium sweep when Emanuel Rego and Ricardo Santos were defeated by Germany’s Julius Brink and Christoph Dieckmann 19-21, 22-20 and 16-14 in the men’s bronze medal match. The United States captured all three medals at a SWATCH once at a 2004 women’s event at Stavanger, Norway.

[QUOTE=特懒]不是张希/左曼，而是张莹/左曼
打过了田佳/王洁已经获胜已经获胜

田佳/王洁 VS 希希/ 薛晨争冠军

张莹/左曼 VS巴西 争季军

明天下午2点[/QUOTE]

明天下午2点CCTV-5直播田佳/王洁 VS 希希/ 薛晨争冠军之战.
要是张莹/左曼明天胜了,前三名都是中国的了! :13gif: :13gif: :13gif:

沙排队来张合影庆贺庆贺

[QUOTE=yangliu]你们说错了,曼曼只有65kg...........[/QUOTE]

我是查的资料,以目前实际为准,曼曼65kg,谢谢!