2019 Men’s CSV South American Volleyball Championship
Brazil won the 2019 Men’s CSV South American Volleyball Championship.
2019 Men's Edition at a Glance
Brazil won the 2019 men’s South American Championship after overturning a two-set deficit to defeat Argentina 3–2 in the final. Host Chile took bronze with a straight-set win over Venezuela.
Alan Souza was named MVP as Brazil secured its 32nd continental title.
Performance Leaders
Alan Souza · Brazil
Most Valuable Player
How the 2019 Edition Was Decided
Argentina won the first two sets of the final, but Brazil survived a 31–29 third set and completed the comeback in five.
Chile’s 3–0 bronze-medal victory over Venezuela gave the hosts a place on the podium.
Format, Field & Host
Eight teams were split into two pools. The top two from each group advanced to the final four, while classification matches determined fifth through eighth.
What Defined the 2019 Men's Edition
FIVE-SET COMEBACK
Brazil recovered from 0–2
The champions won the last three sets to beat Argentina 3–2.
HOST BRONZE
Chile completed the podium
Chile swept Venezuela in the third-place match.
ALAN MVP
Brazil’s opposite took the top award
Alan Souza was named tournament MVP.
Place in Tournament History
Teams in 2019
Brazil Men’s National Volleyball Team
National Team · South America (CSV)
View team →Argentina 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 →Venezuela Men’s National Volleyball Team
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Tournament entry2019 Men's Edition FAQ
Who won the 2019 men’s South American Championship?
Brazil beat Argentina 3–2 in the final.
Who finished third?
Chile.
Where was the tournament played?
Across Mostazal, Santiago and Temuco in Chile.
Who was MVP?
Alan Souza of Brazil.
Tournament Sources
Notable Players
