Volleyball World Beach Pro Tour

The Volleyball World Beach Pro Tour is an international professional beach volleyball circuit organized by Volleyball World and the Fédération Internationale de Volleyball (FIVB). It features tournaments at multiple levels, with athletes competing for prize money and ranking points.

Elite16: The top-tier event category of the Volleyball World Beach Pro Tour. Elite16 tournaments anchor the tour’s highest level of competition.
FIVB Beach Volleyball World Tour: The international beach volleyball circuit previously organized by the FIVB. The Pro Tour succeeded this circuit in 2022.
Anders Mol: A Norwegian beach volleyball player and Olympic champion. Mol has competed on the tour as one of its leading players.
Beach volleyball at the Summer Olympics: The beach volleyball competition held as part of the Summer Olympic Games. Tour rankings and events can contribute to Olympic qualification pathways.
Volleyball Nations League: An annual international indoor volleyball competition for national teams. It is a major Volleyball World event, but features indoor national teams rather than beach pairs.
Challenge: A middle-tier event category on the Volleyball World Beach Pro Tour. Challenge events offer ranking opportunities below the Elite16 tier.
Volleyball World: The commercial and event-management organization established by the FIVB and CVC Capital Partners. Volleyball World operates the tour alongside the sport’s international governing body.
Christian Sørum: A Norwegian beach volleyball player and Olympic champion. Sørum’s partnership with Anders Mol has made them major tour contenders.
Olympic qualification: The process by which athletes and teams earn entry to the Olympic Games. The tour provides ranking opportunities relevant to Olympic beach volleyball qualification.
AVP Pro Beach Volleyball Tour: A professional beach volleyball circuit based primarily in the United States. The AVP is a national circuit, unlike the Pro Tour’s worldwide calendar.

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