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The NEVZA Youth Beach Volleyball Championships 2024 is heading to Bridlington from 25th to 27th June - and Volleyball England can't wait to welcome players and officials from all competing nations.

The tournament is to be contested by female and male players at both U18 and U20 level.

There is set to be a total of seven nations represented at the NEVZA Youth Beach Volleyball Championships 2024.

Hosts England will be joined by teams fellow NEVZA-member countries Sweden, Norway, Iceland and the Faroe Islands.

Although not members of NEVZA, Scotland and Ireland have also been invited and have sent teams to compete.

Bridlington is a seaside coast in the East Riding of Yorkshire and is situated on the East Coast of England.

With history as an important Roman port and also the site of a medieval priory that can still be visited today, the town was (and still is) home to fleets of fisherman and is now most commonly known as a resort for people to get away and relax.

The beach volleyball event is being hosted on Bridlington Beach itself, with support from Skyball Beach Volleyball Club, which is based in the town.

The club regularly hosts UK Beach Tour events each summer and will stage the Yorkshire Series and Four-Star Northern Open this year. 

Although the South Beach, where volleyball is played does not have a postcode, the postcode for the nearby Princess Mary Promenade is Y015 3LG. 

England last hosted a NEVZA event in 2018 when the NEVZA U17 and U19 Championships (indoor) were contested at the National Volleyball Centre in Kettering. 

Prior to that, the NEVZA Senior Beach Volleyball Championships were held in Bournemouth in 2016. 

Spectators are welcome to watch the action on Bridlington Beach on the Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday (25th to 27th June) when matches are played.

Live viewing of matches is free of charge. Spectators are asked to respect the players and officials at all times and behave appropriately.

Refreshment vendors are located within a short walking distance of the tournament's courts.

A selection of games will be live streamed on Volleyball England's YouTube channel across the week with the finals all streamed from centre court.