Beach Volleyball - Team April/Alix

Beach Volleyball

Number Name Height Date of Birth
1
ROSS AROSS April
 185 cm 20 Jun 1982
2
KLINEMAN AKLINEMAN Alix
 195 cm 30 Dec 1989

Events Entered

Discipline Event Rank
VBV Beach Volleyball Women 1

Schedule

Change
Start Time Location Event Status
Shiokaze Park - Centre Court
Women's Preliminary - Pool B
#02
USA
April/Alix
2
CHN
Xue/Wang X.X.
0
Finished
Shiokaze Park - Centre Court
Women's Preliminary - Pool B
#14
USA
April/Alix
2
ESP
Liliana/Elsa
0
Finished
Shiokaze Park - Centre Court
Women's Preliminary - Pool B
#32
USA
April/Alix
2
NED
Keizer/Meppelink
1
Finished
Shiokaze Park - Centre Court
Women's Round of 16
#46
CUB
Lidy/Leila
0
USA
April/Alix
2
Finished
Shiokaze Park - Centre Court
Women's Quarterfinal
#50
GER
Ludwig/Kozuch
0
USA
April/Alix
2
Finished
Shiokaze Park - Centre Court
Women's Semifinal
#52
SUI
Verge-Depre, A./Heidrich
0
USA
April/Alix
2
Finished
Shiokaze Park - Centre Court
Women's Gold Medal Match
#54
AUS
Artacho Del Solar/Clancy
0
USA
April/Alix
2
Finished

Biographical Information

Highlights

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RankYearLocation
World Championships
22019Hamburg, GER
World Tour
12021Doha, QAT
12019Gstaad, SUI
12019Itapema, BRA
12019Yangzhou, CHN
12018The Hague, NED
22019Tokyo, JPN
32021Cancun, MEX
32021Cancun, MEX
42019The Hague, NED
52019Warsaw, POL
52021Ostrava, CZE
52021Sochi, RUS
52019Ostrava, CZE
52019Xiamen, CHN
52018Xiamen, CHN
52018Gstaad, SUI
52018Moscow, RUS
52018Vienna, AUT
92019Vienna, AUT
92018Huntington Beach, CA, USA
92019Rome, ITA
92021Cancun, MEX
252018Fort Lauderdale, FL, USA

General Interest

General
April Ross and Alix Klineman paired up in late 2017, and Tokyo 2020 is their first appearance at the Olympic Games together. Klineman is making her Olympic debut, while Ross is competing at her third Games. Ross won silver at London 2012 with her former partner Jennifer Kessy after defeat in the final to compatriots Kerri Walsh and Misty May-Treanor. In Rio in 2016, Ross played with Walsh and won bronze.

Ross and Klineman won their debut World Tour event together in The Hague in 2018, and added a further three World Tour titles in 2019, as well as one silver medal. At the 2019 World Tour Finals they were beaten in the round of 16 by Barbora Hermannova and Marketa Slukova of the Czech Republic. They claimed silver at the 2019 World Championships in Hamburg following defeat in the final to Canada's Melissa Humana-Paredes and Sarah Pavan.

They won the first World Tour event of 2021, defeating Humana-Paredes and Pavan in the final in Doha.
Legend
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Gold Medal
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Silver Medal
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Bronze Medal
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Gold Medal Event
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Bronze Medal Event
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