Beach volleyball teams from Saint Kitts, Mozambique, Nicaragua, and Guatemala have earned impressive achievements at recent zonal events. These victories highlight the impact of the FIVB Volleyball Empowerment program. Teams from these areas showcased their growing skills by bringing home medals from prestigious competitions.

At the Eastern Caribbean Volleyball Association Championships in Saint Lucia, Julian Bristol and Elkreen Morton led Saint Kitts & Nevis to win the men's title. The Saint Kitts women's team also excelled under coach Rick Swan's guidance, backed by significant support for coaching and equipment.

Mozambique's talent shone at the CAVB Zone VI Beach Volleyball Championship. Nadia Bango and Veronica Roque secured victory for the women’s team, while Jose Alberto Mondlane and Osvaldo Mungoi commanded the men's team to gold without losing a single set. Dutch coach Han Abbing plays a crucial role in their advancement, contributing significantly through the empowerment initiatives.

Nicaraguan and Guatemalan teams showcased strength at the AFECAVOL U17 and U19 Central American Championships in San Salvador. With guidance from Cuban and French coaches, these teams claimed multiple medals, showing the benefits of focused coaching support.

The CAVB Zone VI Beach Volleyball Tour in Mozambique further demonstrated local prowess, with Mozambique teams leveraging home-ground advantage to dominate the men's competition and achieve strong results in the women's division. Continued success is evident under the strategic direction linked to the Volleyball Empowerment efforts.

These accomplishments show the increasing success of beach volleyball in emerging federations. The empowerment program is instrumental in boosting their competitive edge on the international stage.