- Nestea European Championship Tour 2008
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2008 Nestea European Championship Tour Tournament details Host nation various Dates April - September, 2008 Teams Venues (in 7 host cities) ← last European beach volleyball tour. The tour consists of seven tournaments with both genders, including the 2008 Championship Final.
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Tournaments
- Spanish Masters, in Gran Canaria, Spain - 17–20 April 2008
- Austrian Masters, in St. Pölten, Austria - 9–12 May 2008
- Swiss Masters, in Lucerne, Switzerland - 22–25 May 2008
- Dutch Masters, in The Hague, The Netherlands - 29 May - 1 June 2008
- 2008 Nestea European Championship Final, in Hamburg, Germany - 10–13 July 2008
- English Masters, in Blackpool, England - 11–14 September 2008
- Masters Final, in Sochi, Russia - 19–21 September 2008
Tournament results
Women
Event Gold Silver Bronze Event: Gold: Silver: Bronze: Spanish Masters Goller-Ludwig Montagnolli-Swoboda Glesnes-Maaseide Austrian Masters Pohl-Rau Goller-Ludwig Arvanity-Karadassiou Swiss Masters Arvanity-Karadassiou Kuhn-Schwer Hakedal-Toerlen Dutch Masters Kadijk-Mooren Banck-Günther Schwaiger-Schwaiger Final Goller-Ludwig Hakedal-Torlen Glesnes-Maaseide English Masters Arvanity-Karadassiou Nyström-Nyström Koutroumanidou-Tsiartsiani Masters Final Goller-Ludwig Schwaiger-Schwaiger Jursone-Minusa Men
Event Gold Silver Bronze Event: Gold: Silver: Bronze: Spanish Masters Nummerdor-Schuil Herrera-Mesa Brink-Dieckmann C. Austrian Masters Matysik-Uhmann Gosch-Horst Klemperer-Koreng Swiss Masters Matysik-Uhmann Ces-Ces Fijalek-Prudel Dutch Masters Matysik-Uhmann Klemperer-Koreng Nummerdor-Schuil Final Nummerdor-Schuil Matysik-Uhmann Barsouk-Kolodinsky English Masters Nummerdor-Schuil Heuscher-Heyer Laciga M.-Schnider Masters Final Nummerdor-Schuil Klemperer-Koreng Heuscher-Heyer Medal table by country
Position Country: Gold: Silver: Bronze: Total: 1. Germany 7 5 2 14 2. Netherlands 5 1 6 3. Greece 2 2 4 4. Austria 3 1 4 5. Switzerland 2 2 4 6. Norway 1 3 4 7. Finland 1 1 7. France 1 1 7. Spain 1 1 11. Latvia 1 1 11. Poland 1 1 11. Russia 1 1 References
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