Beach Volleyball World Championships

AOC12 years ago

BEACH VOLLEYBALL: Australia's top seeded beach volleyballers have cruised through to the next round at the World Championships in Poland.

BEACH VOLLEYBALL: Australia's top seeded beach volleyballers have cruised through to the next round at the World Championships in Poland.

Louise Bawden and Taliqua Clancy won two of their three group matches to move comfortably through to the round of 32.

And on the men's side of the draw, Isaac Kapa and Chris McHugh have easily won their first two matches and will make the next round no matter what happens in their final group stage contest.

Both Australian pairings have been showing promising form in the lead up to the World Championships, with Kapa and McHugh returning two top ten finishes, while Bawden and Clancy made the semi-finals of the Beach Volleyball World Cup.

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