Australian Youth Beach Volleyball Championships

Volleyball Queensland’s youth beach volleyball teams participate annually in the Australian Youth Beach Volleyball Championships (AYBVC). In 2021, the event’s name changed, previously known as the Australian Junior Beach Volleyball Championships (AJBVC) or the National Youth Beach Volleyball Championships (NYBVC) however, this tournament remains Australia’s premier beach competition for male and female junior athletes. Being a state versus state competition, VQ is proud of its success at this tournament, being crowned “Champion State” every year since 2015.

2025 AYBVC Queensland Results!

U14 Boys GOLD – Chris Dallimore / Ryder Shaw / Charlie Turner / Ian Chau

U14 Boys SILVER – Charlie Evans / Tristan Gaviglio / Ryan To / Rio Ryan

U14 Girls BRONZE – Alyssa Mitchell / Gracie Telleman / Freya King / Kayla Yau

U15 Boys BRONZE – Jack Smith / Julian Testa / Bodhi Wyer

U15 Girls SILVER – Alexi Botha / Laura Harcourt / Madison Kelleher / Chloe Tharenou

U16 Boys SILVER – Ben Kelly / Jye Turner

U16 Boys BRONZE – Jordan Ferguson / Dexter Sheppard

U16 Girls GOLD – Jorja Grocott / Taylah Tulloch Juleff

U17 Boys GOLD – Kennedy Evans / Hudson Symes

U17 Boys SILVER – Lincoln Mowen / Sam Stumer

U17 Boys BRONZE – Ryan Edgar / Thomas Turner

U18 Boys GOLD – Tom Bergemann / Ethan Grocott

U18 Boys BRONZE – Chase Paterson / Rayne Richardson

U18 Girls SILVER – Riley Akanoa / Maeve McCowen

Chris Dallimore (U14 Boys MVP)

Jorja Grocott (U16 Girls MVP)

Hudson Symes (U17 Boys MVP)

Ethan Grocott (U18 Boys MVP)

For further information, please contact our Pathways Manager, Catherine Birch.

Emerging Athlete Pathways

The Emerging Athlete Pathways assists young athletes in Queensland who have competed at a State or State School Championship, National or National School Championship, or International Championship. Applicants eligible for support are those who have competed at one of the aforementioned levels in the past six months. All applicants must be under the age of 18 at the start of the tournament. As of April 1st, 2022 some slight changes have been made to the funding amounts:

• $500 for state or state school events (previously $200)
• $600 for national or national school events (previously $400)
• $800 for international events (previously $600)

Local Sporting Champions

The Local Sporting Champions program is an Australian Government initiative designed to provide financial assistance for young people aged 12-18 towards the cost of travel, accommodation, uniforms, or equipment when competing, coaching, or officiating at an official National Sporting Organisation-endorsed state, national, or international sporting championships or a School Sport Australia state or national championships. If successful, applicants will receive $500-$750 towards the cost of attending their championships.

Youth Beach Volleyball Results History

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Youth Beach Volleyball Resources

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