Player Profiles

Graham, nicknamed "the Riddler" is originally from Edinburgh. He started beach volleyball in 2005 after playing the indoor game for many years. His greatest achievement is winning Portobello in 2006. His future goal is to move down south to further his beach career.

Greg started playing indoor volleyball for England Juniors when he was sixteen and played in World and European Championships. He took up Beach Volleyball soon after and is currently training with the GB squad in Bath after playing in California on the American Pro Tour.

Jody is originally from Liverpool and started playing beach volleyball seven years ago, after previously playing indoor. His biggest achievements are being the youngest British Champion and competing in the 5^th Australian Pro Tour. His future goal is to represent his country in the Olympics.

Lars was born in Australia where he started playing indoor volleyball. In 1992, he played in his first Beach Volleyball Championship and has since played in many tournaments including the Queensland Beach Volleyball Tour. Lars and Graham Riddle won the Edinburgh leg of the Tour in 2006.

Luke started playing indoor volleyball where he represented England at junior level. After taking up Beach Volleyball and becoming the U18 British Champion he now trains with the GB squad in Bath and will play in the European and World U21 Championships.

Morph is originally from Glasgow and started playing beach volleyball eleven years ago. He has played in many tournaments such as Weymouth, Sandbanks and Croyde. His future goal is to continue to play beach volleyball and achieve success.

Robin currently lives in Bath where he is training with the GB Beach Volleyball squad. In 2006, he represented Great Britain in Beach Volleyball at the World University Games in Cyprus. This will be his second year at the Urban Tour after playing last year.

Steve was born in London but now divides his time between Florida and Bath. He started playing beach volleyball when he was sixteen after trying out many sports. In 2006, he finished in the Top 20 and won nineteen East Coast tournaments in a row.