Our Junior Beach Volleyball pathway currently supports two age group programmes U18 and U21.Athletes in these programmes work through a structured cycle of training, development, and international competition, with the ultimate goal of qualifying for and competing at their respective World Championships.
These age groups are also an extension but not exclusive of our pathway for athletes aspiring to progress into the New Zealand A squad and our High Performance programme. This ensures that while the World Championships remain a key milestone, athletes are also developing the skills, experience, and mindset needed to transition into senior national team environments.
NZ U18 Beach Volleyball Trials
Volleyball New Zealand invites all eligible athletes to trial for the NZ Under 18 Beach Volleyball teams, part of the selection pathway towards the 2026 Youth Olympic Games (YOG) in Dakar, Senegal (31 October – 14 November 2026).
Athlete Eligibility: For YOG, athletes will need to be born on or after 15 November 2008 to be eligible. For Asian/World Champs, athletes will need to be born or after 1 January 2009 to be eligible.
More in information can be seen below. Please note information around event dates may have since changed
Update: Teams will be announced soon
2025 Under 21 - Roi Et, Thailand
Tineke Hinton and Kiana Stevenson - 3rd
Lani Rawle and Grace Tiplady - 5th
Lucas Heggie and Jamie Julian - 9th
2019 Under 21 - Roi Et, Thailand
Ryan Gunn and David Jeffrey - 9th
Jack Mcmanaway and Quaid Forbes - 17th
2024 Under 19 - Roi Et, Thailand
Thomas Vesty and Davi Pacheco - 5th
Liam Smith and Nathan Davies - 9th
Emma Mason and Kaia Buckley - 17th
Devyn Golaboski and Morgan Lee - 17th
2022 Under 19 - Roi Et, Thailand
Taylah Holdem and Rosa Vesty - 7th
Juraj Krajci and Charlie Dalton - 9th
Maria Hanabadi and Kiana Stevenson - 9th
Ollie Morton - Farrelly and Ryan Jefferson - 19th
2021 - Did not attend
2018 - Did not attend
2016 Under 19 - Vientiane, Laos
Alice Ziemann and Emily Johnstone - 2nd
Daniel Kilpatrick and Greg Vukets - 5th
Holly Chandler and Jasmine Milton - 11th
2025 Under 21 - Puebla, Mexico
Tineke Hinton and Kiana Stevenson - 17th
2010 Under 21 - Alanya, Turkey
Sam O'Dea and Ben O'Dea 9th
Lydia McCormack and Jessie Muggeridge - 25th
2009 Under 21 - Blackpool, England
Sam O'Dea and Sam Wallace - Boyd 5th
Edwin O'Dea and Sam Tuivai - 25th
2008 Under 21 - Blackpool, England
Sam O'Dea and Edwin O'Dea 25th
Hannah Croad and Julia Tilley - 19th
Kate Sherriff and Simone Head - 25th
2006 Under 21 - Myslowice, Poland
Hayley Stovold and Justine Stovold - 29th
2024 Under 19 - Shangluo China
Thomas Vesty and Liam Smith - 25th
2022 Under 19 - Dikili, Turkey
Charlie Dalton and Kyle Smith - 17th
Taylah Holdem and Rosa Vesty - 25th
2018 Under 19 - Nanjing, China
Maya Dickson and Ella Akkeman - 17th
Keegan Joe and Ryan Gunn -17th
2016 Under 19 - Larnaca, Cyprus
Alice Ziemann and Emily Johnstone - 9th
Daniel Kilpatrick and Greg Vukets - 9th
2013 Under 19 - Porto, Portugal
Trixie Croad and Olivia Macdonald - 25th
Brad Fullerton and Liam Matheson - 25th
2012 Under 19 - Larnaca, Cyprus
Alice Bain and Beniece Douch -17th
Brad Fullerton and Liam Matheson - 17th
2011 Under 19 - Umag, Croatia
Morgan Seymour and Sonny Hirini - 9th
2010 Under 19 - Porto, Portugal
Poara Morunga and Morgan Seymour - 9th
Tyler Hamlin and Sonny Hirini - 29th
2009 Under 19 - Alanya, Turkey
Johann Timmer and Ryan Grubb - 9th
Kelsie Wills and Lydia McCormack -17th
Liam Munday and Paora Morunga - 29th
Krista Whitewood and Kiri Hirini - 29th
2008 Under 19 - The Hague, Netherlands
Sam O'Dea and Sam Wallace - Boyd - 9th
Hannah Keddell and Harriet McAdam - 17th
Jessie Muggeridge and Kate Underwood 29th
2007 Under 19 - Myslowice, Poland
Sam Wallace - Boyd and Mark Petersen - 5th
Hannah Croad and Rachael Morgan - 9th
Kate Sherriff and Julia Tilley - 29th
2006 Under 19 - Bermuda, Bermuda
Michael Watson and Edwin O'Dea - 19th
2023 Youth Commonwealth Games
Juraj Krajci and Calum Stewart - 3rd
Tineke Hinton and Kiana Stevenson - 3rd
2017 Youth Commonwealth Games
Jasmine Milton and Ella Akkerman - 2nd
Keegan Joe and David Jeffrey - 5th
2018 Youth Olympics - Buenos Aires, Argentina
Maya Dickson and Tamara Otene - 17th
Keegan Joe and David Jeffrey - 25th
2014 Youth Olympics - Nanjing, China
Nate Moore and Kahurangi Robinson - 17th
Luis Paulo
Junior Men's Coach
Liz Hanna
Junior Women's Coach
Claire Stewart
Junior Women's Coach
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