Beach volleyball at the 2024 Summer Olympics – Men's qualification

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The men's qualification for the Olympic beach volleyball tournament will occur between January 2023 and June 2024. The competition will comprise a total of 24 men's beach volleyball pairs coming from different NOCs, similar to those in the previous editions; each NOC can enter a maximum of two pairs in the men's tournament. As the host nation, France reserves the direct spot for the men's beach volleyball pair.^[2][3]

The remainder of the twenty-four team field must endure a tripartite qualification pathway to obtain a ticket for Paris 2024, abiding by the universality principle and respecting the two-pair NOC limit. The initial spot was directly awarded to the men's winners, respectively, from the 2023 FIVB Beach Volleyball World Championships, scheduled from 6 to 15 October in Mexico, with the seventeen highest-ranked eligible men's pairs joining them in the field through the FIVB Olympic ranking list (based on the twelve best performances achieved as a pair) between 1 January 2023 and 9 June 2024. The events valid for ranking results include but are not limited to the following:^[1][3]

• 2023 FIVB Beach Volleyball World Championships
• 2023–2024 Beach Pro Tour (Elite, Challenge, Future, and Finals)
• 2023–2024 FIVB Continental Tours Finals

The final five spots will be attributed to the highest-ranked eligible NOCs from each of the five continental qualification tournaments, namely the AVC Continental Cup Final for Asia and Oceania; the CAVB Continental Cup Final for Africa; the CEV Continental Cup Final for Europe; the CSV Continental Cup Final for South America; and the NORCECA Continental Cup Final for North America, Central America, and the Caribbean. The final phase of these five events will occur between 13 and 23 June 2024.^[3]

Qualification summary

Qualification	Date	Host	Berths	Qualified NOC
Host nation	—		1	France
2023 FIVB Beach Volleyball World Championships	6–15 October 2023	Tlaxcala	1	Czech Republic
FIVB Beach Volleyball Olympic Ranking	9 June 2024	Lausanne	17	Sweden
				Norway
				Germany
				Brazil
				United States
				Netherlands
				Brazil
				Italy
				Poland
				Netherlands
				Qatar
				United States
				Spain
				Italy
				Australia
				Cuba
				Austria
2023–2024 CEV Continental Cup Final	13–16 June 2024	Jūrmala	1	France
2023–2024 CAVB Continental Cup Final	19–22 June 2024	Tétouan	1
2023–2024 AVC Continental Cup Final	20–22 June 2024	Ningbo	1
2023–2024 CSV Continental Cup Final	20–22 June 2024	Iquique	1
2023–2024 NORCECA Continental Cup Final	20–22 June 2024	Tlaxcala	1
Total			24

Host country

FIVB reserved a berth for the 2024 Summer Olympics host country to participate in the beach volleyball tournament.^[2]

•  France (FRA)

2023 FIVB Beach Volleyball World Championships

The winning men's pair of the 2023 FIVB Beach Volleyball World Championships, scheduled from 6 to 15 October in Mexico, secured a spot for Paris 2024.^[4][3]

Bracket

Round of 32

Round of 16

Quarter-finals

Semi-finals

Final

11 October

A. Mol – Sørum

2

12 October

M. Grimalt – E. Grimalt

0

A. Mol – Sørum

2

11 October

Cottafava – Nicolai

0

N. Capogrosso – T. Capogrosso

0

13 October

Cottafava – Nicolai

2

A. Mol – Sørum

1

11 October

Perušič – Schweiner

2

Alayo – Díaz

0

12 October

Lupo – Rossi

2

Lupo – Rossi

0

11 October

Perušič – Schweiner

2

Perušič – Schweiner

2

14 October

Herrera – Gavira

0

Perušič – Schweiner

2

11 October

Crabb – Brunner

0

Seidl – Pristauz

1

12 October

Solberg – Carvalhaes

2

Solberg – Carvalhaes

2

11 October

Evandro – Arthur

1

Evandro – Arthur

2

13 October

Vitor Felipe – Renato

0

Solberg – Carvalhaes

0

11 October

Crabb – Brunner

2

Schachter – Dearing

0

12 October

Hodges – Schubert

2

Hodges – Schubert

0

11 October

Crabb – Brunner

2

McHugh – Burnett

0

15 October

Crabb – Brunner

2

Perušič – Schweiner

2

11 October

Åhman – Hellvig

1

Partain – Benesh

2

12 October

Kantor – Zdybek

0

Partain – Benesh

2

11 October

Ranghieri – Carambula

0

Ha – Wu

0

13 October

Ranghieri – Carambula

2

Partain – Benesh

0

11 October

Łosiak – Bryl

2

Łosiak – Bryl

2

12 October

H. Mol – Berntsen

0

Łosiak – Bryl

2

11 October

Ehlers – Wickler

0

Hörl – Horst

0

14 October

Ehlers – Wickler

2

Łosiak – Bryl

1

11 October

Åhman – Hellvig

2

Third place

Cherif – Ahmed

0

12 October

15 October

Boermans – De Groot

2

Boermans – De Groot

2

Crabb – Brunner

0

11 October

Immers – Van de Velde

1

Łosiak – Bryl

2

Popov – Reznik

0

13 October

Immers – Van de Velde

2

Boermans – De Groot

1

11 October

Åhman – Hellvig

2

Brouwer – Meeuwsen

2

12 October

Aravena – Droguett

1

Brouwer – Meeuwsen

0

11 October

Åhman – Hellvig

2

Evans – Budinger

0

Åhman – Hellvig

2

Rankings

Rank	Country	Players
	Czech Republic	Ondřej Perušič – David Schweiner
	Sweden	David Åhman – Jonatan Hellvig
	Poland	Bartosz Łosiak – Michał Bryl
4	United States	Trevor Crabb – Theodore Brunner
5	Brazil	Pedro Solberg – Gustavo Carvalhaes
	Netherlands	Stefan Boermans – Yorick de Groot
	Norway	Anders Mol – Christian Sørum
	United States	Miles Partain – Andrew Benesh
9	Australia	Thomas Hodges – Zachery Schubert
	Brazil	Evandro Oliveira – Arthur Lanci
	Germany	Nils Ehlers – Clemens Wickler
	Italy	Samuele Cottafava – Paolo Nicolai
	Italy	Daniele Lupo – Enrico Rossi
	Italy	Alex Ranghieri – Adrian Carambula
	Netherlands	Alexander Brouwer – Robert Meeuwsen
	Netherlands	Matthew Immers – Steven van de Velde
17	Argentina	Nicolás Capogrosso – Tomas Capogrosso
	Australia	Chris McHugh – Paul Burnett
	Austria	Julian Hörl – Alexander Horst
	Austria	Robin Seidl – Moritz Pristauz
	Brazil	Vitor Gonçalves Felipe – Renato de Carvalho
	Canada	Sam Schachter – Daniel Dearing
	Chile	Noé Aravena – Vicente Droguett
	Chile	Marco Grimalt – Esteban Grimalt
	China	Ha Likejiang – Wu Jiaxin
	Cuba	Jorge Alayo – Noslen Díaz
	Norway	Hendrik Mol – Mathias Berntsen
	Poland	Piotr Kantor – Jakub Zdybek
	Qatar	Cherif Younousse – Ahmed Tijan
	Spain	Pablo Herrera – Adrián Gavira
	Ukraine	Sergiy Popov – Eduard Reznik
	United States	Miles Evans – Chase Budinger

2023–2024 FIVB Olympic Rankings

The seventeen highest-ranked eligible men's pairs will secure a direct spot for Paris 2024 based on the FIVB Olympic ranking points accrued in the twelve best performances as a pair from 1 January 2023 to 9 June 2024. The events valid for ranking results include but are not limited to the following:^[1][3]

• 2023 FIVB Beach Volleyball World Championships
• 2023–2024 Beach Pro Tour (Elite, Challenge, Future, and Finals)
• 2023–2024 FIVB Continental Tours Finals

No.	Rank	Players	NOC	FIVB Points[5]	NOC Rank
1	1	David Åhman – Jonatan Hellvig	Sweden	13,160	1
2	2	Anders Mol – Christian Sørum	Norway	11,360	1
3	3	Nils Ehlers – Clemens Wickler	Germany	10,500	1
4	4	George Wanderley – André Stein	Brazil	10,420	1
5 (WC)	5	Ondřej Perušič – David Schweiner	Czech Republic	10,380	1
6	6	Miles Partain – Andrew Benesh	United States	9,980	1
7	7	Stefan Boermans – Yorick de Groot	Netherlands	9,820	1
8	8	Evandro Oliveira – Arthur Lanci	Brazil	9,580	2
9	9	Samuele Cottafava – Paolo Nicolai	Italy	9,240	1
10	10	Michał Bryl – Bartosz Łosiak	Poland	9,200	1
11	11	Matthew Immers – Steven van de Velde	Netherlands	9,180	2
12		Alexander Brouwer – Robert Meeuwsen	Netherlands	8,600
13	12	Cherif Younousse – Ahmed Tijan	Qatar	8,560	1
14	13	Miles Evans – Chase Budinger	United States	8,400	2
15	14	Pablo Herrera – Adrián Gavira	Spain	8,080	1
16		Trevor Crabb – Theo Brunner	United States	7,860
17	15	Alex Ranghieri – Adrian Carambula	Italy	7,840	2
18	16	Thomas Hodges – Zachery Schubert	Australia	7,820	1
19	17	Jorge Alayo – Noslen Díaz	Cuba	7,800	1
20	18	Julian Hörl – Alexander Horst	Austria	7,260	1
21		Marco Grimalt – Esteban Grimalt	Chile	7,260
22		Pedro Solberg – Guto Carvalhaes	Brazil	7,260
23		Renato de Carvalho – Vitor Felipe	Brazil	6,960
24		Chaim Schalk – Tri Bourne	United States	6,580
25		Robin Seidl – Moritz Pristauz	Austria	6,540

Continental Cup Final

The final five spots will be attributed to the highest-ranked eligible NOCs from each of the five continental qualification tournaments (Africa; Asia and Oceania; Europe; North America, Central America, and the Caribbean; and South America). The final phase of these five events will occur between 13 and 22 June 2024.^[3]

Africa

Bracket

Rankings

Rank	Country
4
5

Asia and Oceania

Bracket

Rankings

Rank	Country
4
5

Europe

The winning NOC of the 2024 CEV Beach Volley Nations Cup Final, scheduled from 13 to 16 June in Jūrmala, Latvia, secured a spot for Paris 2024.^[6]

Bracket

	Quarterfinals				Semifinals				Final
	15 June
	Norway	1 (11)
					16 June
	Portugal (ags)	1 (15)
					Portugal	0
	15 June
					France	2
	France	2
									16 June
	Belgium	0
									France (ags)	1 (15)
	15 June
									Austria	1 (10)
	Austria	2
					16 June
	Poland	0
					Austria	2
	15 June
					Latvia	0
	Latvia (ags)	1 (15)
	Germany	1 (9)

Rankings

Rank	Country
1	France
2	Austria
3	Latvia
3	Portugal
5	Belgium
5	Germany
5	Norway
5	Poland

North America, Central America, and the Caribbean

Bracket

Rankings

South America

Bracket

Rankings

References

This page was last edited on 16 June 2024, at 18:37