Which game does Philip Dalhausser play?

Philip Dalhausser, a famous Beach Volleyball from United States, proudly competes for the country in international Beach Volleyball events.

In which city Philip Dalhausser was born?

Philip Dalhausser was born on January 26, 1980 in Baden, United States.

Philip Dalhausser has won 1 Olympic medal in Beach Volleyball throughout his career.

He represented United States at the 2008 Olympics.

Philip Dalhausser's height is 6 feet 9″ inches.

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Philip Dalhausser's height is 6 feet 9&Prime; inches.

Beach Volleyball

United States

Birth Date: Jan 26, 1980

Height: 6′9″

Residence: Orlando, FL

Birth Place: Baden

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Which game does Philip Dalhausser play?

Philip Dalhausser, a famous Beach Volleyball from United States, proudly competes for the country in international Beach Volleyball events.
In which city Philip Dalhausser was born?

Philip Dalhausser was born on January 26, 1980 in Baden, United States.
How many Olympic medals has Philip Dalhausser won throughout his Beach Volleyball career?

Philip Dalhausser has won 1 Olympic medal in Beach Volleyball throughout his career.

When did Philip Dalhausser first compete in the Olympics?

He represented United States at the 2008 Olympics.

What is Philip Dalhausser's height?

Philip Dalhausser's height is 6 feet 9″ inches.

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