TOURNAMENT EDITION

2019 Women’s Asian Volleyball Championship

Japan won the 2019 Women's Asian Volleyball Championship, defeating Thailand in the final.

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EDITION OVERVIEW

Women's 2019 at a Glance

Japan won the 2019 Women's Asian Volleyball Championship title, defeating Thailand 3–1 in the final. South Korea finished third ahead of China.

The edition featured 13 teams from 18–25 August 2019 and concluded in Seoul, South Korea. Mayu Ishikawa was named tournament MVP.

EDITION STANDINGS

Final Standings

#Team
5Kazakhstan
6Chinese Taipei
7Iran
8Indonesia
9Australia
10India
11Hong Kong
12New Zealand
13Sri Lanka
DECISIVE MATCHES

Key Results

PLAYER PERFORMANCE

Performance Leaders

EDITION ANALYSIS

How the 2019 Edition Fits the Tournament Story

Japan won its fifth Asian women’s title.

The medal matches fixed the top four as Japan, Thailand, South Korea and China. The complete placement table below preserves the edition as a historical tournament record rather than only a medal summary.

COMPETITION GUIDE

Format, Field & Host

The 2019 women's edition featured 13 national teams and used a Preliminary pools + classification and medal rounds structure.

The competition ran from 18–25 August 2019 with the decisive stage based in Seoul, South Korea.

The Asian Championship combined preliminary pools with classification and knockout rounds, so the final placement table is the clearest tournament-wide record of the edition.

2019 EDITION STORY

What Defined the 2019 Women's Edition

Japan finished on top

Japan defeated Thailand 3–1 in the final to secure the 2019 title.

South Korea completed the podium

South Korea finished third after a 3–0 bronze-medal win over China.

Mayu Ishikawa earned the top individual honour

Mayu Ishikawa was named MVP of the 2019 Women's edition.

TOURNAMENT CONTEXT

Place in Tournament History

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NATIONAL TEAMS

Teams in 2019

QUICK ANSWERS

2019 Women's Edition FAQ

Who won the 2019 Women's Asian Volleyball Championship?

Japan won the title, beating Thailand 3–1 in the final.

Who finished third?

South Korea took bronze with a 3–0 win over China.

How many teams played in the 2019 Women's edition?

13 national teams took part.

Who was the tournament MVP?

Mayu Ishikawa was named tournament MVP.