1987 FIVB Volleyball Women's U20 World Championship

The 1987 FIVB Women's U20 World Championship was held in Seoul and Pusan, South Korea from September 2 to 13, 1987. 13 teams participated in the tournament.

1987 FIVB Women's U20 World Championship

Tournament details
Host nation	South Korea
Dates	September 2–13, 1987
Teams	13
Venue(s)	2 (in Seoul and Pusan host cities)
Champions	Brazil (1st title)
Tournament awards
MVP	Ana Moser
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Qualification process

Confederation	Method of Qualification	Venue	Date	Vacancies	Qualified
FIVB	Host			1	South Korea
NORCECA	NORCECA Election			2	Canada  Puerto Rico  Cuba *
CSV	1986 South American Junior Championship	São Paulo, Brazil	August 2 – 9, 1986	3	Peru  Brazil  Argentina
CEV	1986 European Junior Championship	Sofia, Bulgaria	August 17 – 24, 1986	3	Soviet Union  Bulgaria  Greece **
AVC	1986 Asian Junior Championship	Bangkok, Thailand	October 18 – 25, 1986	3	Japan  China  Chinese Taipei ***
FIVB	Wild card			1	France
Total				13

• * Cuba declined to participate because their players lost to many school days when participating in the Panamerican Games.
• ** Greece replaced East Germany.
• *** Chinese Taipei replaced Thailand.

Pools composition

Pool A	Pool B
South Korea  Brazil  Canada  Chinese Taipei  France  Soviet Union  Cuba *	Argentina  Bulgaria  China  Greece  Japan  Peru  Puerto Rico

•  Cuba declined to participate.

Preliminary round

Pool A

Pos	Team	Pld	W	L	Pts	SW	SL	SR	SPW	SPL	SPR	Qualification
1	South Korea	5	5	0	10	15	3	5.000	262	161	1.627	Semifinals
2	Brazil	5	4	1	9	13	5	2.600	238	166	1.434
3	Soviet Union	5	3	2	8	13	6	2.167	258	174	1.483	5th place playoff
4	Canada	5	2	3	7	6	9	0.667	158	181	0.873
5	Chinese Taipei	5	1	4	6	3	12	0.250	126	190	0.663	9th place playoff
6	France	5	0	5	5	0	15	0.000	55	225	0.244

Source: ^{[citation needed]}

Date		Score		Set 1	Set 2	Set 3	Set 4	Set 5	Total
2 Sep	Brazil	3–2	Soviet Union	15–17	6–15	15–6	15–13	15–13	66–64
2 Sep	Chinese Taipei	3–0	France	15–3	15–3	15–3			45–9
2 Sep	South Korea	3–0	Canada	15–5	16–14	15–8			46–27
3 Sep	South Korea	3–1	Brazil	15–3	14–16	15–11	15–7		59–37
3 Sep	Canada	3–0	Chinese Taipei	15–11	15–6	16–14			46–31
4 Sep	Brazil	3–0	Chinese Taipei	15–6	15–2	15–3			45–11
4 Sep	Canada	3–0	France	15–1	15–4	15–9			45–14
5 Sep	South Korea	3–2	Soviet Union	15–11	12–15	10–15	15–7	15–11	67–59
5 Sep	Brazil	3–0	France	15–3	15–1	15–3			45–7
7 Sep	Soviet Union	3–0	Chinese Taipei	15–5	15–8	15–2			45–15
7 Sep	Brazil	3–0	Canada	15–10	15–4	15–11			45–25
8 Sep	South Korea	3–0	Chinese Taipei	15–7	15–9	15–8			45–24
8 Sep	Soviet Union	3–0	France	15–5	15–0	15–6			45–11
9 Sep	South Korea	3–0	France	15–1	15–5	15–8			45–14
9 Sep	Soviet Union	3–0	Canada	15–5	15–8	15–2			45–15

Pool B

Pos	Team	Pld	W	L	Pts	SW	SL	SR	SPW	SPL	SPR	Qualification
1	Japan	6	5	1	11	16	3	5.333	224	121	1.851	Semifinals
2	China	6	5	1	11	17	4	4.250	293	181	1.619
3	Peru	6	5	1	11	15	6	2.500	287	156	1.840	5th place playoff
4	Bulgaria	6	3	3	9	10	10	1.000	207	227	0.912
5	Greece	6	2	4	8	7	12	0.583	169	195	0.867	9th place playoff
6	Argentina	6	1	5	7	3	15	0.200	132	246	0.537
7	Puerto Rico	6	0	6	6	0	18	0.000	84	270	0.311

Source: ^{[citation needed]}

Date		Score		Set 1	Set 2	Set 3	Set 4	Set 5	Total
2 Sep	Peru	3–0	Greece	15–3	15–2	15–3			45–8
2 Sep	Japan	3–0	Puerto Rico	15–0	15–0	15–6			45–6
2 Sep	Bulgaria	3–0	Argentina	15–7	15–4	15–7			45–18
3 Sep	Japan	3–0	Argentina	15–4	15–3	15–3			45–10
3 Sep	China	3–0	Bulgaria	15–6	15–3	15–3			45–12
3 Sep	Greece	3–0	Puerto Rico	15–10	15–0	15–8			45–18
4 Sep	China	3–1	Japan	15–7	12–15	15–8	15–11		57–41
4 Sep	Peru	3–0	Puerto Rico	15–2	15–4	15–3			45–9
4 Sep	Greece	3–0	Argentina	15–7	15–11	15–11			45–29
5 Sep	China	3–0	Greece	15–10	15–10	15–8			45–28
5 Sep	Japan	3–0	Bulgaria	15–5	15–4	15–12			45–21
5 Sep	Peru	3–0	Argentina	15–0	15–1	15–8			45–9
7 Sep	Peru	3–2	China	11–15	15–6	15–12	13–15	15–8	69–56
7 Sep	Bulgaria	3–1	Greece	13–15	15–11	15–9	15–8		58–43
7 Sep	Argentina	3–0	Puerto Rico	15–9	15–6	15–6			45–21
8 Sep	Peru	3–1	Bulgaria	11–15	15–6	15–5	15–0		56–26
8 Sep	China	3–0	Puerto Rico	15–3	15–4	15–3			45–10
8 Sep	Japan	3–0	Greece
9 Sep	Japan	3–0	Peru	15–2	15–9	18–16			48–27
9 Sep	China	3–0	Argentina	15–1	15–13	15–7			45–21
9 Sep	Bulgaria	3–0	Puerto Rico	15–6	15–10	15–4			45–20

Final round

9th–12th places

	9th–12th places				9th place
	Chinese Taipei	3
	Argentina	0
					Chinese Taipei	3
					Greece	0
	Greece	3
	France	0
					11th place
					Argentina	3
					France	0

Classification 9th and 12th

Date	Game
12 Sep	Chinese Taipei	3–0	Argentina
12 Sep	Greece	3–0	France

Classification 11th

Date	Game
13 Sep	Argentina	3–0	France

Classification 9th

Date	Game
13 Sep	Chinese Taipei	3–0	Greece

5th–8th places

	5th–8th places				5th place
	Soviet Union	3
	Bulgaria	0
					Soviet Union	3
					Peru	1
	Peru	3
	Canada	0
					7th place
					Bulgaria	3
					Canada	0

Classification 5th and 8th

Date	Game
12 Sep	Soviet Union	3–0	Bulgaria
12 Sep	Peru	3–0	Canada

Classification 7th

Date	Game
13 Sep	Bulgaria	3–0	Canada

Classification 5th

Date	Game			Set 1	Set 2	Set 3	Set 4	Set 5	Total
13 Sep	Soviet Union	3–1	Peru	15–10	10–15	15–8	15–6		55–39

Championship round

	Semifinals				Final
	Brazil	3
	Japan	1
					Brazil	3
					South Korea	0
	South Korea	3
	China	0
					Third place
					Japan	2
					China	3

Semifinals

Date	Game			Set 1	Set 2	Set 3	Set 4	Set 5	Total
12 Sep	Brazil	3–1	Japan	6–15	15–8	15–10	15–13		51–46
12 Sep	South Korea	3–0	China	15–3	15–11	15–9			45–23

Bronze medal match

Date	Game			Set 1	Set 2	Set 3	Set 4	Set 5	Total
03 Aug	China	3–2	Japan	7–15	15–7	15–9	7–15	15–7	59–53

Gold medal match

Date	Game			Set 1	Set 2	Set 3	Set 4	Set 5	Total
13 Sep	Brazil	3–0	South Korea	17–15	15–4	16–14			48–33

Final standing

Rank Team  Brazil  South Korea  China 4  Japan 5  Soviet Union 6  Peru 7  Bulgaria 8  Canada 9  Chinese Taipei 10  Greece 11  Argentina 12  France 13  Puerto Rico

1987 FIVB Women's Junior World champions  Brazil 1st title 12–woman Roster Kerly Santos, Ana Moser, Denise Souza, Karla Costa, Simone Storm, Ana Lima, Ana Maria Volponi, Fatima dos Santos, Marcia Fu, Cilene Drewnick, Fernanda Venturini and Ingrid Gomes Head coach Marco Aurelio Motta

Individual awards

• MVP: Ana Moser
• Best attacker: Gabriela Perez del Solar
• Best rookie: Ana Moser
• Best blocker: Kerly Santos
• Best server: Marcia Fu
• Best setter: Simone Storm
• Best coach: Marco Aurelio Motta

External links

• Informational website.