AVP Beach Volleyball Hits Central Park For The First Time Ever, And These Matches Will Be WILD

The Association of Volleyball Professionals has officially rolled into New York City for Week 6 of its beach competition season, and get this: it’s the first-ever professional beach volleyball event hitting Central Park! They dumped more than 300 tons of sand into Wollman Rink, turning it into full-on courts for two days of insane competition. We’re talking about major stakes here too.

Every Point Counts Right Now

This isn’t some relaxed beach day, not with a handful of teams wrapping up their regular season this weekend. With only a few tournaments left before the league championships hit Chicago, every single point matters. You know these teams are leaving it all on the sand, fighting for every single rally to make it count. The energy in NYC is going to be electric with this kind of pressure!

Don’t Miss a Single Spike

So, how are you gonna catch all this Central Park action? Luckily, the AVP has us covered. You can tune into CBS, CBS Sports Network, and The CW for the broadcasts. If you’re cutting the cord, no sweat. You can stream every serve and dig live on fubo or YouTube. Seriously, no excuses to miss out on Week 6.

Here’s the full breakdown for Saturday, July 18, and Sunday, July 19, Eastern Time:

• Saturday, July 18:
• 2 p.m.: Women Passion vs. Smash (The CW, fubo)
• 3 p.m.: Women Aces vs. Nitro (The CW, fubo)
• 4 p.m.: Men Aces vs. Nitro (YouTube)
• 5 p.m.: Men Passion vs. Smash (YouTube)
• Sunday, July 19:
• 1 p.m.: Women Aces vs. Passion (CBS, fubo)
• 2 p.m.: Men Aces vs. Passion (CBSSN, fubo)
• 3 p.m.: Women Smash vs. Nitro (CBSSN, fubo)
• 4 p.m.: Men Smash vs. Nitro (CBSSN, fubo)

This weekend in Central Park is just Week 6, but it’s a huge one. Next up, the AVP heads to East Hampton, NY, on July 25-26. We’re getting closer and closer to those Open Finals in Manhattan Beach and the Championship Weekend in Chicago on September 6. Trust me, you won’t want to miss how this season plays out!

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