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Beach Bash Doubles Sand/Grass Est. 1996 and is a doubles volleyball tournament in Denver, Colorado that takes place each year early June. Sponsored by Volleyball of the Rockies, Beach Bash Doubles (BB2x2) offers 12 different divisions of play. Grass divisions are played in the grass at Washington Park, Harvard Gulch Park, and Cranmer Park. Beach Bash gets a little bigger and better each year. 2026, Beach Bash will be recognizing the 37th anniversary of VOTR. We look forward to having you join us for this years Bash… it should be a weekend to remember.
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Beach Bash Doubles Sand – Est. 1996
Adult Sand Divisions May 22nd-25th, 2026
Juniors Sand Divisions May 25th, 2026
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• Men's/Women's: Open
• Men's/Women's: AA
• Men's/Women's: A/BB
• Men's/Women's: Dino 80
• Coed: A/BB
• Juniors Boys/Girls: 18U/16U/14U/12U
All sand divisions scheduled to play at The Island
Beach Bash Doubles Grass – Est. 1996
All Grass Divisions May 30th, 2026
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• Coed Grass: AA, A, BB, B
• Men's Grass: AA, A, BB, B
• Women's Grass: AA, A, BB, B
NEW VOTR grass rankings policy click here
All grass divisions split between
Washington Park and Cranmer
NEW in 2026
VOTR would like to let everyone know about a major change to our tournament format beginning with the 2026 season. VOTR will now be advancing more teams to bracket play at all of its major grass tournaments! For years, VOTR has advanced the top 2 in each pool to bracket play for divisions bigger than 12 teams. NOW, well over 60% of the teams will advance from each pool to bracket!
For all grass divisions, teams will now advance into two separate brackets after pool play: an upper bracket for teams finishing 1st and 2nd in their pool, and a lower bracket for teams finishing 3rd and 4th. Teams finishing below 4th place will not advance to bracket play. The bracket format will remain single elimination, with single games played until the finals, which is match play (21, 21, 15) format unless otherwise directed by your tournament director.
