Best photos by Burns, Britt from first day of NCAA beach volleyball
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VBM Staff
May 5, 2022
GULF SHORES, Alabama — There were eight first-round matches on a gorgeous sunny Wednesday as top-seeded USC beat UT Martin, No. 2 TCU beat Texas A&M-Corpus Christi, No. 3 UCLA beat Stetson, No. 4 LMU beat Hawai’i, No. 5 Florida State beat Cal Poly, No. 6 LSU beat Cal, No. 10 Georgia State upset No. 7 Grand Canyon, and No. 8 Florida Atlantic beat Stanford.
Friday, the tournament resumes with a double-elimination format. Action starts at 9 a.m. Central with USC (33-1) facing FAU (23-10), followed by FSU (29-9) vs. LMU (30-7), UCLA (32-7) vs. LSU (31-10), and Georgia State (27-11) vs. TCU (39-3).
Photographers Stephen Burns and Tim Britt were there for all the matches Wednesday and these are just some of their thousands of photos.
Click on any photo to view full size:
With her teammates looking on, Devon Newberry attacks against Stetson/Tim Britt, http://www.techandphoto.com
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