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Beach Bash volleyball beckons

Beach Bash volleyball beckons

The Bank Windhoek Beach Bash Volleyball tournament is set to take place on 17 December, at Long Beach. The Beach Bash has become a popular event on the December coastal calendar and this year Bank Windhoek came aboard as sponsor of the beach volleyball that forms part of this event.
So far 16 teams have already shown interest in the competition. They include teams from the Far North Volleyball Association, Cape Town and local teams from Windhoek and the coast. Teams will compete for the N$35,000 in prize money. First place winners will win N$20 000, second place winners will receive N$10,000 and the third place winners will walk away with N$5 000.
Mixed teams of four a side may enter with a maximum of six players per team. The players will not be allowed to swap between teams during the day. The General Access Team entry fee will be N$750. This will allow a maximum of six players per team into the event and includes six general access Beach Bash party passes. The VIP Team entry fee will be N$1 250 for a maximum of six players and will include six VIP Beach Bash party passes.
All participating teams must complete an entry form and pay the team entry fee to Namib Rage Events CC by electronic transfer and email the proof of payment, before participation will be confirmed. The deadline for entries is 14 December.
“The Beach Bash Volleyball has been a highlight on the volleyball calendar for the past couple of years. Bank Windhoek is proud to be associated with such a well-organised event and we are looking forward to a tournament of excellent standard”, said Jacquiline Pack, Executive Officer: Marketing and Corporate Communication Services at Bank Windhoek.

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