Women's South American Volleyball Championship Explained

Last Season:	2023 Women's South American Volleyball Championship
Sport:	Volleyball
Founded:	1951
Teams:	8 (Finals)
Continent:	South America (CSV)
Champion:	(23rd title)
Most Champs:	(23 titles)

The Women's South American Volleyball Championship is the official competition for senior women's national volleyball teams of South America, organized by the Confederación Sudamericana de Voleibol (CSV).^[1] The initial gap between championships was variable, but since 1967 they have been awarded every two years. The competition has been dominated by Brazil and Peru.

History

Year	Host	width=1% rowspan=37 bgcolor=ffffff		Final			width=1% rowspan=37 bgcolor=ffffff		3rd place match			width=1% rowspan=37 bgcolor=#ffffff	Teams
width=14%	Champions	width=9%	Score	width=14%	Runners-up	width=14%	3rd place	width=9%	Score	width=14%	4th place
1951 Details	Rio de Janeiro		Round-robin			Round-robin		4
1956 Details	Montevideo		Round-robin			Round-robin		4
1958 Details	Porto Alegre		Round-robin			Round-robin		5
1961 Details	Lima		Round-robin			Round-robin		4
1962 Details	Santiago		Round-robin			Round-robin		4
1964 Details	Buenos Aires		Round-robin			Round-robin		4
1967 Details	Santos		Round-robin			Round-robin		5
1969 Details	Caracas		Round-robin			Round-robin		6
1971 Details	Montevideo		Round-robin			Round-robin		8
1973 Details	Bucaramanga		Round-robin			Round-robin		7
1975 Details	Asunción		Round-robin			Round-robin		6
1977 Details	Arequipa / Lima		Round-robin			Round-robin		8
1979 Details	Rosario / Santa Fe		Round-robin			Round-robin		7
1981 Details	Santo André		Round-robin			Round-robin		6
1983 Details	São Paulo		Round-robin			Round-robin		5
1985 Details	Caracas		Round-robin			Round-robin		4
1987 Details	Punta del Este		Round-robin			Round-robin		7
1989 Details	Curitiba		Round-robin			Round-robin		6
1991 Details	Osasco		3–1			Round-robin		9
1993 Details	Cusco		3–1			Round-robin		6
1995 Details	Porto Alegre		3–0			Round-robin		8
1997 Details	Lima		3–0			3–0		6
1999 Details	Valencia		3–0			3–0		7
2001 Details	Morón		3–0			3–0		4 / 8
2003 Details	Bogotá		Round-robin			Round-robin		4 / 9
2005 Details	La Paz		Round-robin			Round-robin		7
2007 Details	Rancagua / Santiago		3–0			3–0		8
2009 Details	Porto Alegre		3–0			3–1		8
2011 Details	Callao		3–0			3–1		4 / 7
2013 Details	Ica		Round-robin			Round-robin		6
2015 Details	Cartagena		3–0			3–2		8
2017 Details	Cali		Round-robin			Round-robin		6
2019 Details	Cajamarca		3–0			3–2		8
2021 Details	Barrancabermeja		Round-robin			Round-robin		5
2023 Details	Recife		Round-robin			Round-robin		5