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DIKILI, Turkey – Canada’s Emma Glagau and Ruby Sorra captured bronze at the FIVB Beach Volleyball U19 World Championship with a victory over the United States on Sunday.
Glagau and Sorra beat Sophie Kubiak and Bailey Showalter 2-0 (21-10, 21-16).
“I am so proud of the work Ruby and I have been putting in, and glad to know that it is starting to pay off,” said Glagau. “It was not the podium finish we wanted, but I have faith that one day the gold will be ours.”
The Canadians’ trip to the final four included three wins in Pool D, with a round-of-16 victory win over China’s Tong Yu and Kaiyue Jiang and a come-from-behind quarterfinal win over Poland’s Malgorzata Ciezkowska and Urszula Lunio.
They were relegated to the bronze game, after a semifinal loss to Americans Myriah Massey and Ashley Pater in a tie-break, 2-1 (27-25, 17-21,17-15).
“This was just such an incredible experience to be a part of,” Sorra said.
Yeva Serdiuk and Daria Romaniuk of Ukraine won gold.
This report by The Canadian Press was first published Sept. 18, 2022.
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