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2004 European Championship Tour
Tournament details
Host nationItaly, Croatia, Germany, Czech Republic, Spain
DatesMay – September, 2004
Venue(s) (in 5 host cities)

The 2004 European Championship Tour (or the 2004 European Beach Volleyball Tour) was the European beach volleyball tour for 2004.

The tour consisted of five tournaments with both genders, including the 2004 Championship Final.

Tournaments

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Tournament results

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Women

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
Italian Open Czech Republic RyšaváNováková Switzerland KuhnSchnyder Italy BruschiniSolazzi
Zagreb Challenger Czech Republic FelbabovaNovotná Germany Augoustides-Kaup Czech Republic KlapalovaPetrova
Final Switzerland KuhnSchnyder Norway GlesnesMaaseide Italy Daniela GattelliLucilla Perrotta
Slavkov Challenger Czech Republic TychnovaTychnova Latvia MinusaPulina Ukraine BaburinaOsheyko
Spanish Open Greece ArvanitiKoutroumanidou Norway HakedalTorlen Bulgaria YanchulovaYanchulova

Men

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
Italian Open Spain BosmaHerrera Germany DieckmannReckermann Switzerland EggerHeyer
Zagreb Challenger Germany AhmannHager Slovenia CuturicMiklavc Czech Republic BizaStejskal
Final Germany DieckmannReckermann Switzerland EggerHeyer Switzerland HeuscherKobel
Slavkov Challenger Netherlands De GruijterRonnes Czech Republic Michal BizaIgor Stejskal Czech Republic Premysl KubalaMichal Palinek
Spanish Open Germany DieckmannScheuerpflug Germany AhmannHager Italy GalliRaffaelli

Medal table by country

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Position Country Gold Silver Bronze Total
1.  Germany 3 3 6
2.  Czech Republic 3 1 3 7
3.   Switzerland 1 2 2 5
4.  Greece 1 1
4.  Spain 1 1
4.  Netherlands 1 1
7.  Norway 2 2
8.  Latvia 1 1
8.  Slovenia 1 1
9.  Italy 3 3
10.  Ukraine 1 1
10.  Bulgaria 1 1

References

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