Vitor Gonçalves Felipe

Vitor Gonçalves Felipe
portrait
birthday	March 10, 1991
place of birth	João Pessoa, Brazil
size	1.92 m
partner	2009–2010 Álvaro Filho 2011 Marcus Carvalhaes 2012 Neilton Santos 2013 Márcio Gaudie 2013 Alison Cerutti 2013–2014 Evandro 2014–2016 Álvaro Filho 2016–2017 Jo Gomes 2017 George Wanderley 2018 Guto Carvalhaes 2018 Evandro 2019 Pedro Solberg
World ranking	Position 21
successes
2009 - Vice World Champion U21 2010 - Vice World Champion U21 2011 - U21 World Championship Third 2013 - Vice World Champion U23 2013 - World Championship Fifth 2013 - Winner FIVB Grand Slam Berlin 2013 - Winner FIVB Grand Slam Xiamen 2014 - Fifth FIVB Grand Slam Moscow 2015 - Fifth in the 2016 World Championships - Fifth FIVB Grand Slam Moscow 2016 - Fifth FIVB Grand Slam Olsztyn 2016 - Fifth FIVB Major Gstaad 2017 - Winner FIVB 2-Star Espinho 2018 - Second FIVB 4-Star Warsaw
(As of March 25, 2019)

Vitor Gonçalves Felipe (born March 10, 1991 in João Pessoa , Brazil ) is a Brazilian beach volleyball player .

Career

As a junior, Vitor Gonçalves Felipe played alongside Álvaro Morais Filho , with whom he was twice vice world champion in the U21s. With Marcus Carvalhaes he won bronze at the 2011 U21 World Cup. In 2012 he formed a duo with Neilton Santos . The best international result was a seventh place at the Brasília Open. In 2013, Vitor Felipe became U23 vice world champion alongside Márcio Gaudie . On the FIVB World Tour 2013 he formed a new duo with Evandro . Vitor Felipe / Evandro reached the quarter-finals at the World Cup in Stare Jabłonki . Here, however, they had to admit defeat to the German Erdmann / Matysik and took fifth place. The Brazilians won the Grand Slam in Berlin . With Alison Cerutti , Vitor Felipe also won the Grand Slam in Xiamen . In 2014 he finished fifth with Evandro at the Grand Slam in Moscow . At the side of Álvaro Filho , Vitor Felipe finished fifth at the 2015 World Cup in the Netherlands as well as at the 2016 Grand Slams in Moscow, Olsztyn and Gstaad . In 2017 Vitor Felipe first played nationally with Jo Gomes and later on the FIVB World Tour with George Wanderley , with whom he won the 2-star tournament in Espinho . In 2018 he started with Guto Carvalhaes and later again with Evandro.

Web links

• Profile at the world association FIVB (English)
• Profile in the Beach Volleyball Database (English)

Individual evidence

1. ↑ FIVB world rankings (as of March 25, 2019)