The 16th edition of MinIn Beach has been scheduled for June 9th which this year will take place on the stretch of free beach of Rosolina Mare between the Bagno Perla and Happy Days establishments. The MinIn Beach is open to Fipav registered athletes born between 2008 and 2018 and includes a phase dedicated to the little ones with the classic S3 Volleyball competitions in the green, white and red categories and then challenges at both a competitive and promotional level.
Non-competitive matches naturally do not include rankings and will take place up to under 14 (2010) in 4 against 4 mode with meetings between all the teams present. However, as regards competitive level matches, the protagonists will be Under 14 and 16 with the final Master of the 2 against 2 beach volleyball Insand Cup, where the couples who obtained the best scores in the preliminary rounds of last May 12th in Rovigo and next May 26th in Porto Viro will arrive, to finally decide the provincial champions .
To partecipate it is sufficient to fill in the registration form, attaching the athletes’ membership documents and send everything by May 29th to the e-mail address [email protected] The program for Sunday 9 June includes arrival around 8.30am and then around 9.30-10am the presentation of the companies with the delivery of gadgets and event t-shirts and greetings from the authorities. The meetings will then start until 12.30pm. In the hottest hours, stop at the matches and lunch break, with the resumption of activities around 2.30pm and closing expected around 5pm with farewell and collective swimming in the sea.
The president of Fipav Rovigo Natascia Vianello explains the meaning of the event: “The intent is to give a sporting moment but above all a nice final volleyball party, understood as a festival of competitions and games that involve and engage the athletes all day, but also a moment of relaxation for the managers, and for families an opportunity to socialize, learn more about the sports clubs and the movement more generally, in an environment that facilitates sharing.”
