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Beach volleyball at the 1996 Summer Olympics – Men's tournament

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These page shows the results of the inaugural Men's Beach Volleyball Tournament at the 1996 Summer Olympics in Atlanta. The Olympic Beach Volleyball competition took place in Atlanta Beach from July 23 to July 28 in a 10.000-seat stadium.[1]

VenueClayton County International Park
DatesJuly 23–28
Competitors48 from 19 nations
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Men's beach volleyball
at the Games of the XXVI Olympiad
VenueClayton County International Park
DatesJuly 23–28
Competitors48 from 19 nations
Medalists
1st place, gold medalist(s) Karch Kiraly
Kent Steffes		  United States
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Mike Dodd
Mike Whitmarsh		  United States
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) John Child
Mark Heese		  Canada
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Results

Winner's Bracket, First-round

  • Palinek/Pakosta, Czech Republic (16) def. Yuste/Prieto, Spain (17), 15-11 (27 minutes)
  • Bosma/Jimenez, Spain (9) def. Nurmufid/Markoji, Indonesia (24), 15-7 (41)
  • Penigaud/Jodard, France (12) def. Keel/Kreen, Estonia (21), 15-8 (48)
  • Prosser/Zahner, Australia (13) def. Drakich/Dunn, Canada (20), 15-6 (35)
  • Ghiurghi/Grigolo, Italy (14) def. Hamilton/Hamilton, New Zealand (19), 15-8 (39)
  • Ahmann/Hager, Germany (11) def. Takao/Setoyama, Japan (22), 15-8 (51)
  • Alvarez/Rosell, Cuba (10) def. Englen/Petersson, Sweden (23), 15-3 (29)
  • Maia/Brenha, Portugal (18) def. Everaert/Mulder, Netherlands (15), 15-8 (51)

Winner's Bracket, Second-round

  • Roberto Lopes/Franco, Brazil (1) def. Palinek/Pakosta, Czech Republic (16), 15-5 (34)
  • Bosma/Jimenez, Spain (9) def. Child/Heese, Canada (8), 15-1 (31)
  • Zé Marco/Emanuel, Brazil (5) def. Penigaud/Jodard, France (12), 15-1 (27)
  • Dodd/Whitmarsh, United States (4) def. Prosser/Zahner, Australia (13), 15-10 (49)
  • Kiraly/Steffes, United States (3) def. Ghiurghi/Grigolo, Italy (14), 15-7 (36)
  • Ahmann/Hager, Germany (11) def. Kvalheim/Maaseide, Norway (6), 17-16 (67)
  • Alvarez/Rosell, Cuba (10) def. Conde/Martinez, Argentina (7), 15-11 (41)
  • Smith/Henkel, United States (2) def. Maia/Brenha, Portugal (18), 15-7 (36)

Winner's Bracket, Third-round

  • Bosma/Jimenez, Spain (9) def. Roberto Lopes/Franco, Brazil (1), 15-9 (71)
  • Dodd-Whitmarsh, United States (4) def. Zé Marco/Emanuel, Brazil (5), 15-9 (44)
  • Kiraly/Steffes, United States (3) def. Ahmann/Hager, Germany (11), 15-5 (32)
  • Smith/Henkel, United States (2) def. Alvarez/Rosell, Cuba (10), 15-13 (52)

Winner's Bracket, Fourth-round

  • Dodd/Whitmarsh, United States (4) def. Bosma/Jimenez, Spain (9), 15-6 (30)
  • Kiraly/Steffes, United States (3) def. Smith/Henkel, United States (2), 17-15 (54)

Loser's Bracket, First-round (losers eliminated, place 17th)

  • Palinek/Pakosta, Czech Republic (16) def. Everaert/Mulder, Netherlands (15), 15-6 (35)
  • Child/Heese, Canada (8) def. Englen/Petersson, Sweden (23), 15-2 (28)
  • Penigaud/Jodard, France (12) def. Takao/Setoyama, Japan (22), 15-12 (47)
  • Prosser/Zahner, Australia (13) def. Hamilton/Hamilton New Zealand (19), 15-8 (38)
  • Ghiurghi/Grigolo, Italy (14) def. Drakich/Dunn, Canada (20), 15-8 (45)
  • Kvalheim/Maaseide, Norway (6) def. Keel/Kreen, Estonia (21), 15-2 (31)
  • Conde/Martinez, Argentina (7) def. Nurmufid/Markoji, Indonesia (24), 15-5 (35)
  • Maia/Brenha, Portugal (18) def. Yuste/Prieto, Spain (17), 15-8 (49)

Loser's Bracket, Second-round (losers eliminated, place 13th)

  • Maia/Brenha, Porgtual (18) def. Conde/Martinez, Argentina (7), 15-5 (35)
  • Kvalheim/Maaseide, Norway (6) def. Ghiurghi/Grigolo, Italy (14), 15-11 (43)
  • Prosser/Zahner, Australia (13) def. Penigaud/Jodard, France (12), 15-13 (52)
  • Child/Heese, Canada (8) def. Palinek/Pakosta, Czech Republic (16), 15-9 (46)

Loser's Bracket, Third-round (losers eliminated, place ninth)

  • Maia/Brenha, Portugal (18) def. Zé Marco/Emanuel, Brazil (5), 15-12 (54)
  • Kvalheim/Maaseide, Norway (6) def. Franco/Roberto Lopes, Brazil (1), 15-10 (51)
  • Alvarez/Rosell, Cuba (10) def. Prosser/Zahner, Australia (13), 15-6 (35)
  • Child/Heese, Canada (8) def. Ahmann/Hager, Germany (11), 15-7 (42)

Loser's Bracket, Fourth-round (losers eliminated, place seventh)

  • Maia/Brenha, Portugal (18) def. Kvalheim/Maaseide, Norway (6), 15-3 (28)
  • Child/Heese, Canada (8) def. Alvarez/Rosell, Cuba (10), 15-4 (30)

Loser's Bracket, Fifth-round (losers eliminated, place fifth)

  • Maia/Brenha, Portugal (18) def. Smith/Henkel, United States (2), 15-13 (70)
  • Child/Heese, Canada (8) def. Bosma/Jimenez, Spain (9), 15-4 (32)

Semi-finals

  • Dodd/Whitmarsh, United States (4) def. Maia/Brenha, Portugal (18), 15-13 (65)
  • Kiraly/Steffes, United States (3) def. Child/Heese, Canada (8), 15-11 (40)

Bronze medal match

  • Child/Heese, Canada (8) def. Maia/Brenha, Portugal (18), 12-5 and 12-8 (77)

Gold Medal match

  • Kiraly/Steffes, USA (3) def. Dodd/Whitmarsh, USA (4), 12-5 and 12-8 (62)

Final round

 
Quarter-finalsSemi-finalsFinal
 
          
 
 July 26
 
 
 Kiraly/Steffes (USA)1
 
 July 27
 
 Smith/Henkel (USA)0
 
 Kiraly/Steffes (USA)1
 
 
 
 Child/Heese (CAN)0
 
 Child/Heese (CAN)1
 
 July 28
 
 Bosma/Jimenez (ESP)0
 
 Kiraly/Steffes (USA)2
 
 
 
 Dodd/Whitmarsh (USA)0
 
 Dodd/Whitmarsh (USA)1
 
 
 
 Bosma/Jimenez (ESP)0
 
 Dodd/Whitmarsh (USA)1
 
 
 
 Maia/Brenha (POR)0 Bronze medal match
 
 Maia/Brenha (POR)1
 
 
 
 Smith/Henkel (USA)0
 
 Child/Heese (CAN)2
 
 
 Maia/Brenha (POR)0
 

Final ranking

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RANKNAME ATHLETESSEED
 Karch Kiraly and Kent Steffes (USA) 3
 Mike Dodd and Mike Whitmarsh (USA) 4
 John Child and Mark Heese (CAN) 8
4.  João Brenha and Miguel Maia (POR) 18
5.  Carl Henkel and Sinjin Smith (USA) 2
 Javier Bosma and Sixto Jimenez (ESP) 9
7.  Jan Kvalheim and Björn Maaseide (NOR) 6
 Francisco Álvarez and Juan Rossell (CUB) 10
9.  Roberto Lopes and Franco Neto (BRA) 1
 Zé Marco de Melo and Emanuel Rego (BRA) 5
 Jörg Ahmann and Axel Hager (GER) 11
 Julien Prosser and Lee Zahner (AUS) 13
13.  Martín Conde and Eduardo Martínez (ARG) 7
 Jean-Philippe Jodard and Christian Penigaud (FRA) 12
 Andrea Ghiurghi and Nicola Grigolo (ITA) 14
 Marek Pakosta and Michal Palinek (CZE) 16
17.  Michel Everaert and Sander Mulder (NED) 15
 Miguel Prieto and José Yuste (ESP) 17
 Glenn Hamilton and Reid Hamilton (NZL) 19
 Eddie Drakich and Marc Dunn (CAN) 20
 Avo Keel and Kaido Kreen (EST) 21
 Shoji Setoyama and Kazuyuki Takao (JPN) 22
 Tom Englen and Fredrik Petersson (SWE) 23
 Markoji Markoji and Muchammad Nurmufid (INA) 24
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