The Guyana Volleyball Federation successfully staged “The End Game” Beach Volleyball Tournament over the weekend at the Marriott Beach Front, delivering two days of exciting, high-energy volleyball action as the country’s top teams battled for supremacy on the sand.
The quarter-final matches were competitive as the eight teams showed desire and passion. Spartans set the tone early with a commanding 2-0 victory over Glasgow Rangers, showcasing their championship intent. Upsetters lived up to their name by defeating the Champs 2-0, while Paradise also advanced with a straight-sets win over Magnets. The final quarterfinal was the most contested, as Spartan Spikers edged Telly Tubbies 2-1 to secure their spot in the semifinals. In the semi-finals, Spartans continued their dominant run, defeating Paradise 2-0 with disciplined defence and powerful attacking play. Upsetters matched that performance in the second semifinal, overcoming Spartan Spikers 2-0 to book a place in the championship final.
The third-place playoff saw Paradise rebound strongly, defeating Spartan Spikers 2-0 to claim the bronze medal position.
The highly-anticipated final between Spartans and Upsetters lived up to expectations, with both teams displaying skill, speed, and determination. However, Spartans proved too strong on the day, securing a convincing 2-0 victory to be crowned tournament champions.
At the conclusion of the event, individual and team awards were presented. Spartans captured first place, Upsetters finished second, and Paradise claimed third.
The Most Promising Player award went to Clarence Lucius of Telly Tubbies, whose standout performances throughout the tournament earned widespread praise despite his team’s early exit.
The Guyana Volleyball Federation (GVF) expressed satisfaction with the successful hosting of the tournament, noting the strong turnout, competitive matches, and high standard of play. “The End Game” tournament once again highlighted the growth of beach volleyball in Guyana and the depth of talent within the local volleyball community.
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