2019 Women’s CSV South American Volleyball Championship
Brazil won the 2019 Women’s CSV South American Volleyball Championship.
2019 Women's Edition at a Glance
Brazil won the 2019 women’s South American Championship in Cajamarca, defeating Colombia 3–0 in the final. Host Peru took bronze after a five-set win over Argentina.
Lorenne Teixeira was selected as MVP as Brazil collected its 21st continental title.
Performance Leaders
Lorenne Teixeira · Brazil
Most Valuable Player
How the 2019 Edition Was Decided
Brazil advanced through Pool A and the semifinal without losing a match, then controlled the championship final in straight sets.
Peru recovered from its semifinal loss to Brazil by edging Argentina 3–2 for the bronze medal in front of the home crowd.
Format, Field & Host
Eight teams were split into two preliminary pools. The top two from each pool advanced to the semifinals, while the remaining teams entered classification matches.
What Defined the 2019 Women's Edition
BRAZIL 21
Another continental title
Brazil swept Colombia in the final to extend its South American dominance.
HOME BRONZE
Peru won a five-set medal match
The hosts defeated Argentina 3–2 to finish third.
LORENNE MVP
Brazil’s opposite took the top award
Lorenne Teixeira was named Most Valuable Player.
Place in Tournament History
Teams in 2019
Brazil Women’s National Volleyball Team
National Team · South America (CSV)
View team →Colombia Women’s National Volleyball Team
National Team · South America (CSV)
View team →Peru Women’s National Volleyball Team
National Team
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National Team · South America (CSV)
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National Team
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National Team
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National Team
Tournament entry2019 Women's Edition FAQ
Who won the 2019 women’s South American Championship?
Brazil defeated Colombia 3–0 in the final.
Who won bronze?
Peru.
How many teams competed?
Eight.
Who was MVP?
Lorenne Teixeira of Brazil.
Tournament Sources
Notable Players
