2017 Men’s CSV South American Volleyball Championship
Brazil won the 2017 Men’s CSV South American Volleyball Championship.
2017 Men's Edition at a Glance
Brazil won the 2017 men’s South American Championship in Chile, sweeping Venezuela in the final. Argentina defeated host Chile for bronze.
Maurício Borges Silva was named MVP as Brazil collected its 31st continental title.
Performance Leaders
Maurício Borges Silva · Brazil
Most Valuable Player
How the 2017 Edition Was Decided
Venezuela’s five-set semifinal win over Argentina created an unexpected final pairing, but Brazil controlled the championship match from the start and won 3–0.
Argentina recovered to take bronze, while Colombia, Uruguay, Peru and Paraguay filled the classification positions.
Format, Field & Host
Eight teams were split into two preliminary pools in Santiago and Temuco. The leading teams advanced to the final four and the remaining sides played classification matches.
What Defined the 2017 Men's Edition
BRAZIL 31
The champions swept the final
Brazil defeated Venezuela 3–0 for another continental crown.
VENEZUELA FINAL
A five-set semifinal changed the bracket
Venezuela edged Argentina 3–2 to reach the title match.
MAURÍCIO MVP
Brazil also claimed the individual headline
Maurício Borges Silva was named MVP.
Place in Tournament History
Teams in 2017
Brazil Men’s National Volleyball Team
National Team · South America (CSV)
View team →Venezuela Men’s National Volleyball Team
National Team
Tournament entryArgentina Men’s National Volleyball Team
National Team · South America (CSV)
View team →Chile Men’s National Volleyball Team
National Team · South America (CSV)
View team →Colombia Men’s National Volleyball Team
National Team
Tournament entryUruguay Men’s National Volleyball Team
National Team
Tournament entryPeru Men’s National Volleyball Team
National Team
Tournament entryParaguay Men’s National Volleyball Team
National Team
Tournament entry2017 Men's Edition FAQ
Who won the 2017 men’s South American Championship?
Brazil defeated Venezuela 3–0 in the final.
Who won bronze?
Argentina.
How many teams competed?
Eight.
Who was MVP?
Maurício Borges Silva.
Tournament Sources
Notable Players
