Brazil women's national water polo team explained

Gender:	women
Brazil
Fina Code:	BRA
Association:	Brazilian Confederation of Aquatic Sports (CBDA)
Confederation:	UANA
Coach:	Paulo Rocha
Asst Coach:	Janaína Grossi Rafael Hall
Fina Highest:	8
Fina Highest Year:	2016
Olympics Apps:	1
Olympics First:	2016
Olympics Best:	8th (2016)
World Champ Apps:	14
World Champ First:	1991
World Champ Best:	8th place (1991)
World Cup Apps:	1
World Cup First:	1991
World Cup Best:	8th place (1991)
World League Apps:	8
World League First:	2005
World League Best:	8th place (2014, 2015, 2016)
Regional Cup Name:	Pan American Games
Regional Cup Apps:	7
Regional Cup First:	1999
Regional Cup Best:	(1999, 2003, 2011, 2015, 2019, 2023)
2Ndregional Cup Name:	UANA Cup (ASUA Cup)
2Ndregional Cup Best:	(2011, 2013, 2015)
Medaltemplates-Expand:	yes

The Brazil women's national water polo team represents Brazil in international women's water polo competitions and friendly matches.

Results

Olympic Year Tournament

1996 – 12th place^[1]

World Championship

1991 – 8th place^[1]
1994 – 11th place
1998 – 10th place
2001 – 10th place
2003 – 12th place
2005 – 13th place
2007 – 10th place
2009 – 13th place
2011 – 14th place
2013 – 14th place
2015 – 10th place
2017 – 14th place
2022 – 14th place
2023 – Withdrew^[2]
2024 – 15th place

FINA World Cup

1991 – 8th place^[1]

FINA World League

2014 – 8th place^[1]
2015 – 8th place
2016 – 8th place

Pan American Games

Year	Result
1999	3rd place
2003	3rd place
2007	4th place
2011	3rd place
2015	3rd place
2019	3rd place
2023	3rd place

UANA Cup (ASUA Cup)

2011 – Silver medal
2013 – Silver medal
2015 – Silver medal
2019 – Bronze medal
2023 – Silver medal

Team

Current squad

Squad for the 2024 World Championships.^[3]

Head coach: Paulo Rocha

Former squads

1999 Pan American Games – Bronze Medal
- Ana Monteiro, Antonella Bertolucci, Camila Pedrosa, Cláudia Graner, Cristiana Pinciroli, Cristina Beer, Mariana Fleury, Mariana Secches, Mariana Roriz, Mariangela Corrêa, and Raquel Maizza.
2003 World Championship – 12th place
- Marina Canetti, Viviane Costa, Flávia Fernandes, Cláudia Graner, Andréa Henriques, Mayla Siracusa, Maria Marques, Tess Oliveira, Rubi Palmieri, Camila Pedrosa, Mariana Resstom, Mariana Roriz, and Melina Teno. Head Coach: David Hart.
2003 Pan American Games – Bronze Medal
- Viviane Costa, Andréa Henriques, Camila Pedrosa, Cláudia Graner, Flávia Fernandes, Mariana Roriz, Maria Marques, Marina Canetti, Mayla Siracusa, Melina Teno, Tess Oliveira, Rubi Palmieri, and Ana Vasconcelos.
2005 World Championship – 10th place
- Ciça Canetti, Manuela Canetti, Marina Canetti, Luiza Carvalho, Viviane Costa, Flávia Fernandes, Andréa Henriques, Fernanda Lissoni, Amanda Oliveira, Tess Oliveira, Camila Pedrosa, Melina Teno, and Ana Vasconcelos.
2007 World Championship – 10th place
- Ciça Canetti, Manuela Canetti, Marina Canetti, Luiza Carvalho, Viviane Costa, Flávia Fernandes, Andréa Henriques, Fernanda Lissoni, Amanda Oliveira, Tess Oliveira, Camila Pedrosa, Melina Teno, and Ana Vasconcelos. Head Coach: Roberto Ghiappini.
2007 Pan American Games – 4th place
- Amanda Oliveira, Maria Bárbara Amaro, Ana Vasconcelos, Andréa Henriques, Camila Pedrosa, Ciça Canetti, Fernanda Lissoni, Flávia Fernandes, Luiza Carvalho, Manuela Canetti, Marina Canetti, Melina Teno, and Tess Oliveira.
2008 FINA Olympic Qualifying Tournament – 11th place
- Tess Oliveira, Luiza Jordi, Flávia Fernandes, Marina Canetti, Marina Zablith, Carolina Melo, Amanda Oliveira, Luiza Carvalho, Fernanda Lissoni, Flavia Vinha, Maria Bárbara Amaro, Gabriela Mantelato, and Cláudia Graner. Head Coach: Roberto Chiappini.
2011 Pan American Games – Bronze Medal
- Tess Oliveira, Ciça Canetti, Marina Zablith, Marina Canetti, Catherine de Oliveira, Izabella Chiappini, Cristina Beer, Luiza Carvalho, Fernanda Lissoni, Gabriela Gozani, Mirela Coutinho, Gabriela Dias, and Manuela Canetti.
2015 Pan American Games – Bronze Medal
- Tess Oliveira, Marina Zablith, Izabella Chiappini, Catherine Oliveira, Luiza Carvalho, Mirella Coutinho, Gabriela Dias, Diana Abla, Marina Canetti, Lucianne Maia, Melani Dias, Viviane Bahia, and Victoria Chamorro. Head Coach: Patrick Oaten

Under-20 team

Brazil lastly competed at the 2021 FINA Junior Water Polo World Championships.^[4]

See also

Brazil men's national water polo team

References

CBDA

Notes and References

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Web site: Two vacancies at World Championships: Brazilian teams don't arrive in Fukuoka. total-waterpolo.com. 19 April 2023 . 19 April 2023.
Web site: 21st World Aquatics World Championships Women's Water Polo Team Roster BRA. Omega Timing. 5 February 2024. 11 February 2024.
https://www.insidethegames.biz/articles/1113997/2021-fina-world-womens-junior-water-polo Russia after fourth title at FINA World Women's Junior Water Polo Championship