2023 Men’s CSV South American Volleyball Championship
Argentina won the 2023 Men’s CSV South American Volleyball Championship.
2023 Men's Edition at a Glance
Argentina ended Brazil’s long continental run by winning all four matches in Recife, including a 3–0 victory over the hosts on the final day. Brazil finished second and Colombia third.
The championship was Argentina’s second South American men’s title and its first since 1964. Luciano Vicentín was named MVP.
Performance Leaders
Luciano Vicentín · Argentina
Most Valuable Player
How the 2023 Edition Was Decided
Argentina entered the last round unbeaten and then swept Brazil to finish 4–0 with 12 points. The result ended decades of Brazilian dominance in editions the team entered.
Colombia secured bronze after beating Chile in five sets, returning to the South American podium.
Format, Field & Host
Five teams played a single round robin in Recife. There were no semifinals or final; the final table after four matches per team determined the medals.
What Defined the 2023 Men's Edition
HISTORIC ARGENTINA
A 59-year wait ended
Argentina defeated Brazil 3–0 and won its first continental title since 1964.
VICENTÍN MVP
The champions also took the top individual award
Luciano Vicentín was selected as tournament MVP.
COLOMBIA BRONZE
A five-set win shaped the podium
Colombia’s victory over Chile secured third place.
Place in Tournament History
Teams in 2023
Argentina Men’s National Volleyball Team
National Team · South America (CSV)
View team →Brazil Men’s National Volleyball Team
National Team · South America (CSV)
View team →Colombia Men’s National Volleyball Team
National Team
Tournament entryChile Men’s National Volleyball Team
National Team · South America (CSV)
View team →Peru Men’s National Volleyball Team
National Team
Tournament entry2023 Men's Edition FAQ
Who won the 2023 men’s South American Championship?
Argentina won the title.
Why was the title historic?
It was Argentina’s first men’s South American crown since 1964.
Who finished third?
Colombia.
Who was MVP?
Luciano Vicentín of Argentina.
Tournament Sources
Notable Players
