2001 European Beach Volleyball Championships

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The 2001 European Beach Volleyball Championship were held from September 6 to September 9, 2001 in Jesolo, near Venice, Italy. It was the ninth official edition of the men's event, which started in 1993, while the women competed for the eighth time.

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Men's competition

RANKFINAL RANKING
Gold medal icon.svgFlag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg  Markus Egger and Sascha Heyer  (SUI)
Silver medal icon.svgFlag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg  Martin Laciga and Paul Laciga  (SUI)
Bronze medal icon.svgFlag of Norway.svg  Vegard Høidalen and Jørre Kjemperud  (NOR)
4.Flag of Austria.svg  Clemens Doppler and Peter Gartmayer  (AUT)
5.Flag of Latvia.svg  Janis Grinbergs and Andris Krumins  (LAT)
Flag of Portugal.svg  João Brenha and Miguel Maia  (POR)
7.Flag of Poland.svg  Bartosz Bachorski and Janusz Bulkowski  (POL)
Flag of Germany.svg  Drazan Slacanin and Markus Dieckmann  (GER)
9.Flag of Russia.svg  Sergey Ermishin and Mikhail Kouchnerev  (RUS)
Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg  Patrick Heuscher and Stefan Kobel  (SUI)
Flag of Germany.svg  Oliver Oetke and Andreas Scheuerpflug  (GER)
Flag of Italy.svg  Maurizio Pimponi and Andrea Raffaelli  (ITA)
13.Flag of Austria.svg  Nikolas Berger and Oliver Stamm  (AUT)
Flag of Sweden.svg  Björn Berg and Simon Dahl  (SWE)
Flag of Estonia.svg  Kaarel Kais and Kristjan Kais  (EST)
Flag of Norway.svg  Iver Horrem and Bjørn Maaseide  (NOR)
17.Flag of Spain.svg  Javier Bosma and Antonio Cotrino  (ESP)
Flag of the Czech Republic.svg  Michal Biza and Michal Palinek  (CZE)
Flag of Spain.svg  Agustin Correa and Fabio Diez  (ESP)
Flag of Russia.svg  Dmitry Karasev and Oleg Kiselev  (RUS)
Flag of France.svg  Stéphane Canet and Mathieu Hamel  (FRA)
Flag of Portugal.svg  José Pedrosa and José Teixeira  (POR)
Flag of Italy.svg  Giuseppe Bua and Dio Lequaglie  (ITA)
Flag of Germany.svg  Jörg Ahmann and Axel Hager  (GER)

Women's competition

RANKFINAL RANKING
Gold medal icon.svgFlag of Greece.svg  Vasso Karadassiou and Efi Sfyri  (GRE)
Silver medal icon.svgFlag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg  Simone Kuhn and Nicole Schnyder-Benoit  (SUI)
Bronze medal icon.svgFlag of Germany.svg  Andrea Ahmann and Ulrike Schmidt  (GER)
4.Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Rebekka Kadijk and Marrit Leenstra  (NED)
5.Flag of the Czech Republic.svg  Eva Celbová and Sona Novaková  (CZE)
Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg  Denise Koelliker and Karin Trussel  (SUI)
7.Flag of Portugal.svg  Cristina Pereira and Maria José Schuller  (POR)
Flag of Italy.svg  Giseli Gavio and Annamaria Solazzi  (ITA)
9.Flag of Italy.svg  Daniela Gattelli and Lucilla Perrotta  (ITA)
Flag of Bulgaria.svg  Lina Yanchulova and Petia Yanchulova  (BUL)
Flag of Norway.svg  Susanne Glesnes and Kathrine Maaseide  (NOR)
Flag of Hungary.svg  Ildiko Ancsin and Anna Grozer  (HUN)
13.Flag of Italy.svg  Margherita Chiavaro and Manuela Malerba  (ITA)
Flag of Germany.svg  Maike Friedrichsen and Danja Müsch  (GER)
Flag of Hungary.svg  Krisztina Nagy and Katalin Schlegl  (HUN)
Flag of the Czech Republic.svg  Marika Teknedzjanová and Tereza Tobiasová  (CZE)
17.Flag of France.svg  Andrea Luge and Audrey Syren  (FRA)
Flag of Slovakia.svg  Hana Opatovska and Zuzana Opatovska  (SVK)
Flag of Russia.svg  Anna Voronova and Ekaterina Voronova  (RUS)
Flag of Latvia.svg  Inguna Minusa and Inga Pulina  (LAT)
Flag of Austria.svg  Brigitte Stampfer and Michaela Meissinger  (AUT)
Flag of Austria.svg  Barbara Fuchs and Sara Montagnolli  (AUT)
Flag of Germany.svg  Mireya Kaup and Claudia Pavlicek  (GER)
Flag of Austria.svg  Sabina Swoboda and Christine Mellitzer  (AUT)

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