2021 Women’s CSV South American Volleyball Championship
Brazil won the 2021 Women’s CSV South American Volleyball Championship.
2021 Women's Edition at a Glance
Brazil captured the 2021 women’s South American title in Barrancabermeja despite losing to host Colombia on the final day. Brazil’s earlier results gave it the tiebreak advantage and the continental crown.
Colombia took silver, Argentina bronze, and both Brazil and Colombia qualified for the 2022 FIVB Women’s World Championship. Gabi was named MVP.
Performance Leaders
Gabriela Guimarães · Brazil
Most Valuable Player
How the 2021 Edition Was Decided
Brazil entered the last day needing only one set to secure the championship. Colombia won the match 3–1, but Brazil took the third set and with it the title.
The unusual finish showed the importance of the full round-robin table rather than a single championship match.
Format, Field & Host
Five teams played a single round robin. The standings were determined by wins, match points and the standard FIVB tiebreak sequence.
What Defined the 2021 Women's Edition
ONE SET FOR GOLD
Brazil secured the title inside a defeat
Taking the third set against Colombia was enough to make Brazil unreachable in the final table.
HOSTS PUSHED TO THE END
Colombia won the last-day match
The home team defeated Brazil 3–1 and still finished runner-up.
GABI MVP
Brazil’s star received the top award
Gabriela Guimarães was named tournament MVP.
Place in Tournament History
Teams in 2021
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 →Argentina Women’s National Volleyball Team
National Team · South America (CSV)
View team →Peru Women’s National Volleyball Team
National Team
Tournament entryChile Women’s National Volleyball Team
National Team
Tournament entry2021 Women's Edition FAQ
Who won the 2021 women’s South American Championship?
Brazil.
Did Brazil win its final match?
No. Colombia won 3–1, but Brazil had already built enough advantage to take the title.
Who finished third?
Argentina.
Who was MVP?
Gabriela Guimarães.
Tournament Sources
Notable Players
