Buff bodies and sexy babes will once again compete against one another as the 2nd Annual Asahi Co-ed Fours Beach Volleyball League gets underway starting April 30 at the Pacific Islands Club.<\/p>\n
Ferocious spikes, defensive blocks and gallant saves will likely be the order of the day as still an undetermined number of teams will duke it out during the eight-week long tournament.<\/p>\n
\u201cThe number of participating teams will really depend on the final tally of sign-ups for the event,\u201d said PIC sports and recreation director Jon Cramer.<\/p>\n
Teams can have as much as seven players in their line-up but no more than four, with a minimum of one female, can be on the court at the same time, Cramer reiterated.<\/p>\n
Players will be farmed out in a draft to be conducted during the banquet on April 30. \u201cThis will give the league a more balanced and fair competition,\u201d he said.<\/p>\n
Matches will be held twice a week every Tuesday and Thursday from 6pm to 10pm. Each match will be made up of three games and will be a race to 11 points.<\/p>\n
Cramer also reminded that players should be present or at least signed or paid the $20 entry fee prior to the event.<\/p>\n
The $20 entry fee would entitle players to a $10 waterpark pass during the season, a league T-shirt, invitation to the draft banquet and a discount on all Meitetsu products that include Asahi, Pocari Sweat and Calpico Water at anytime while the league is in progress.<\/p>\n
For more information call Jon, Charles, Nan or Cole at 235-6231 extension 5148 or 5147.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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