Match Footage
Full and extended coverage of Tri Bourne on the sand, including his World Tour return in October 2018 and his August 16, 2018 appearance at the Manhattan Beach Open.
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Tri's YouTube Channel
Extended video from Tri Bourne — beach volleyball matches, training, and the SANDCAST podcast, all in one place.
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The curated Videos page collects the highlights worth replaying, while the full channel holds the longer-form episodes.
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On the Channel
Training Days
Training and practice sessions from Redondo Beach, California, where Tri bases his beach volleyball work.
SANDCAST Episodes
Episodes of SANDCAST, the beach volleyball podcast Tri co-hosts, with extended conversation alongside his fellow hosts.
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Looking for photos from his matches, or details on how to reach out? The Photos gallery and the Contact page cover both.
Tri Bourne's YouTube presence captures the rhythm of elite beach volleyball from a first-person perspective, pairing extended match footage with training sessions and behind-the-scenes material. Rather than short clipped highlights alone, the channel gives viewers the longer form of competition coverage, including appearances at major tournaments and the story of a return to the sand after time away recovering from an auto-immune illness. For fans who followed Tri's path from Hawaii onto the international beach volleyball circuit, the video archive serves as a living record of the comeback.
The curated video collection on this page pulls together the moments most worth replaying, while the full channel remains home to longer episodes and fuller match coverage. Viewers can move between categories such as match footage and training, or open the channel directly on YouTube to browse everything in sequence. The distinction mirrors how Tri's own career unfolds: a steady accumulation of matches, practices, travel days, and conversations rather than a single defining clip.
Beyond competition, the channel reflects Tri's role as one of the hosts of SANDCAST, the beach volleyball podcast that has become one of the sport's most popular shows. Video content often overlaps with the podcast world, offering a visual entry point into the discussions that take place between tournaments, in hotel rooms, and around courtside tables. That blend of athletic documentation and conversation gives the page an editorial quality, closer to a season-long documentary than a highlight reel.
Tri's story carries a distinctive element that shapes how the archive is received: he is a native of Hawaii who rose to the world's elite class of beach volleyball players, and who returned to competition after two years off the sand while fighting an auto-immune disease. Watching the footage chronologically means watching that resilience in real time, seeing training blocks and match play from a period when every appearance itself represented a milestone. The athletic detail matters most here, because it is inseparable from the health journey.
The visual design of the site keeps the focus on photography and video, using a high-contrast charcoal frame, a pale grey-blue content background, and white cards to let full-bleed imagery dominate. Navigation labels are set in wide-spaced uppercase sans-serif type, echoing the airy, editorial tone of the video content itself. Nothing competes with the media: no heavy borders, minimal rounding, flat surfaces. It is an approach that suits a channel built around matches, training, and unhurried conversation, where the material should speak for itself.