The biggest weekends at Queens Beach. Open draws, stacked brackets, finals under the palms — pick your weekend and get in.
Every Laquiji tournament runs at Queens Beach in Waikīkī. Pool play in the morning, playoffs as the light gets good. Spots are capped per division — when a bracket fills, it's full.
Next Up
Three days of women's beach volleyball at Queens to close the fall — the full festival setup: stadium court, tents up and down the sand, and the deepest wahine draw of the season.
Save The Date
The New Year throwdown, back for its next edition. The first big test of the season — open draws packed from the first serve, finals in the golden hour, winners taking home the gear.
Team Entries
Bragging rights on the line. Company crews face off under the lights in a midweek showdown — bring the whole office, settle it on the sand.
Monthly Series
Show up solo, draw your squad at check-in, and go win the day with people you just met. The most social tournament on the calendar — new date announced on @laquijii every month.
Entry fees are per team unless noted. Final fee, division availability, and payment are confirmed on the official entry form. Questions before you enter? Email laquiji@kuliacollective.net.
Four steps and you're in the draw. Entry runs through one Jotform per tournament — it takes about two minutes.
Choose your tournament and division — Open, AA, A, or BB. Not sure where you fit? BB is the social-competitive sweet spot; Open is for the killers.
For 2s, both names go on the entry. No partner? Blind Draw 4s is built for you — or email us and we'll help match you up.
Hit Enter Tournament, fill the Jotform, and pay the entry fee to lock your spot. You'll get a confirmation — that's your receipt.
Check-in opens 7:30 AM at Queens Beach. Find the Laquiji tent, grab your court assignment, and be ready — first serve goes up on schedule.
Entries are first-come. When your division fills, the form closes — don't wait on the group chat.
Entry form isn't live yet — entries open soonWhat tournament day at Queens actually looks like — packed draws, prizes on the sand, and finals that run into the golden hour.
The Classic has become the first big test of the year — a full weekend of 2s at Queens with the open draw stacked and the podium taking home the gear bags.
When the tour comes to Waikīkī, Queens turns into a stadium — crowds deep around the show court and Hawaiʻi's best getting their shot at the pros.
A Waikīkī summer staple — tournament play all day in the middle of Oceanfest, finishing with sunset sessions and the whole beach watching.
