The 2009 National Championships were held on Miami Beach in December. The winners were Adrian Boente and Felipe Tolomelli (Deerfield Beach, FL) who beat Renato Teixeira (Coconut Creek, FL) and Ricardo Cardoso (Boca Raton, FL). In 2010, the National Champions were Sergio Menezes (Miami Beach, FL) and Igor Martins (Doral, FL) who beat Lucas Roque (Deerfield Beach, FL) and Karl Meneghisso (Riviera Beach, FL). For the 2011 and 2012 National Championships, points taken from the Pro Footvolley Tour circuit were used to determine the winners. In both, 2011 and 2012, Lucas Roque and Karl Meneghisso were considered National Champions for finishing the Tour with the highest point totals. In 2013, the National Championship was determined from the Hollywood Beach Open. The winners were Fernando Plentz (Miami, FL) and Adriano Boente (Deerfield Beach, FL). The 2014 US Footvolley National Championships were held in December, on Miami Beach. The winners for 2014 were Sergio Menezes and Wellington Oliveira winning on Miami Beach, FL. The 2015 US Footvolley National Championships were held October 2015, on Miami Beach. The winners were Oscar Calvancanti (Miami, FL) with Carlos Valadares (Boca Raton, FL). In 2016, the US Footvolley National Championships were held in December, on Miami Beach, with the winning side of Antonio DiMasio (Miami Beach, FL) and Alberto Lima (Miami, FL) beating Sergio Menezes (Miami Beach, FL) and Oscar Calvacante (Miami Beach, FL). The 2017 US Footvolley National Championships were held December 3, 2017. Sergio Menezes and Leonardo Lasmar (Miami, FL) beat Bruno Baiao (Surfside, FL) and Candido de Souza (Kendell, FL). The 2018 US Footvolley National Championships will be held September 9th, 2018 on Pompano Beach, FL. In 2016, the United States Footvolley Association, held Olympic qualifiers which consisted of local and then a final national tournament. The initial tournaments were held in South Florida (Sunny Isles Beach, FL) and in Southern California (Huntington Beach, CA). US Footvolley covered the costs for the winning teams to travel to Seaside, Oregon for the final tournament to determine the nation's #1 American team.