CEV Snow Volleyball European Tour 2022
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Overview
CEV Snow Volleyball European Tour is a series of professional tournaments held in stunning mountain locations across the continent under the auspices of the CEV throughout one Snow Volleyball season.
The number of main draw participants varies between tournaments. Tournament registration is open to teams from all federations and the available main draw and qualification berths are distributed based on host country quota, CEV Entry Ranking and wild card nominations.
The European Tour has been organised under the umbrella of the CEV since 2016, initially in the two-a-side format and as of the 2019 season in the new three-a-side format.
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Take up the Challenge
Team Registration
How many players are there on a team?
Minimum 3 - Maximum 4
How many teams will play?
Main Draw = minimum 12 teams per gender
Qualification (if needed) = minimum 4 teams per gender
Who can play?
Since it is a competition between National teams, any person holding the nationality of the country, and registered within the same National Federation
What is the Prize Money?
3.000 EUR per gender per event
What is the registration deadline?
- 15 days before the event
How do you register?
Through your National Federation
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Crowning the Kings and Queens of Europe
Leaders
Men
Russia have claimed a record high of 12 gold medals on the European Tour to date, including one at the Wagrain events held in 2021.
Kings Honours List
2009 - Felix Reitsperger (AUT)
2010 - Bernhard Strauss (AUT) & Raimund Wenning (GER)
2011 - Danijel Pokeršnik (SLO) & Andre Hitzenbichler (AUT)
2012 - Patrick Schwaack (GER)
2013 - Michal Matyja (POL)
2014 - Michal Matyja (POL)
2015 - Max Hauser (GER)
2016 - Michal Matyja (POL)
2017 - Michal Matyja (POL)
2018 - Ruslan Daianov & Taras Myskiv (RUS)
2019 - Yury Bogatov, Pavel Rakusov & Nikita Kuzmin (RUS)
2020/2021 - Not awarded
Leaders
Women
The Czech Republic and Russia are the countries with the most European Tour event wins on their records to date, with four each.
Queens Honours List
2014 - Silvia Poszmiková (SVK)
2015 - Rachel Olinyk (USA)
2016 - Greta Cicolari (ITA) & Giulia Toti (ITA)
2017 - Anna Dostalova & Michaela Knoblochová (CZE)
2018 - Bugra Eryildiz & Aleyna Vence (TUR)
2019 - Olga Motrich (RUS)
2020/2021 - Not awarded