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Brazil women's national under-21 volleyball team
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The Brazil women's national under-20 volleyball team represents Brazil in international women's volleyball competitions and friendly matches under the age 20 and it is ruled by the Brazilian Volleyball Federation that is a member of South American volleyball body Confederación Sudamericana de Voleibol (CSV) and the international volleyball body government the Fédération Internationale de Volleyball (FIVB).
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U20 World Championship
Champions Runners up Third place Fourth place
U19 South America Championship
Champions Runners up Third place Fourth place
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The following is the Brazilian roster in the 2019 FIVB Volleyball Women's U20 World Championship.[2]
Head coach: Cabral de Oliveira
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Former squads
U20 World Championship
- 1997 – 9th place
- Karine Guerra, Elisângela Oliveira, Jaline Prado de Oliveira, Erika Coimbra, Raquel Silva, Renata Schmutz, Flavia Assis, Lígia Centeno, Marina Daloca, Renata Carvalho, Vanessa Paterlini and Walewska Oliveira
- 1999 –
Silver medal
- Cintia Leto, Fernanda Ferreira, Luciana Nascimento, Ana Paula Ferreira, Cibele Barboza, Erika Coimbra, Paula Pequeno, Thais Barbosa, Caroline Gattaz, Daniela Vieira, Ednéia Anjos and Ana Paula Larroza
- 2001 –
Gold medal
- Juliana Costa, Paula Barros, Fabíola de Souza, Paula Pequeno, Ana Cristina Porto, Cecília Menezes, Veridiana Fonseca, Welissa Gonzaga, Juliana Saracuza, Jaqueline Carvalho, Andréia Laurence and Sheilla Castro
- 2003 – Gold medal
- Fernanda Gritzbach (c), Danielle Lins, Camila Adao, Thaisa Menezes, Fabiana Claudino, Fernanda Alves, Mari Mendes, Alessandra Sperb, Dayse Figueiredo, Joyce Silva, Joyce Victalino and Elymara Silva
- 2005 – Gold medal
- Regiane Bidias, Veronica Brito, Adenizia da Silva, Thaisa Menezes, Natalia Manfrin, Camila Torquette, Fernanda Rodrigues, Natasha Farinea, Michelle Pavao, Ana Tiemi Takagui (c), Suelen Pinto and Suelle Oliveira
- 2007 – Gold medal
- Erica Adachi, Camila Brait, Camila Monteiro, Betina Schmidt (c), Silvana Papini, Priscila Daroit, Natalia Pereira, Amanda Francisco, Reneta Maggioni, Maria Silva, Tandara Caixeta and Ingrid Felix
- 2009 –
Bronze medal
- Thays Oliveira, Leticia Hage, Mara Leão, Natiele Gonçalves, Leticia Raymundi (c), Ana Beatriz Correa, Isadora Rodrigues, Roberta Ratzke, Leticia Pontes, Nathalia Daneliczin, Diana Silva and Glauciela Silva
- 2011 – Silver medal
- Sthefanie Paulino, Francynne Jacintho, Juliana Carrijo, Carolina Freitas, Isabela Paquiardi, Ana Beatriz Correa, Samara Almeida, Priscila Heldes (c), Gabriella Souza, Marjorie Correa, Sonaly Sidrão and Thais Saraiva
- 2013 – Bronze medal
- Naiane Rios, Maira Claro, Saraelen Lima, Gabriela Guimarães, Rosamaria Montibeller (c), Giovana Gasparini, Valquiria Dullius, Paula Mohr, Milka Silva, Domingas Araujo, Sara Silva and Daniela Guimarães
- 2015 – Silver medal
- Drussyla Costa, Lana Conceição (c), Ariane Pinto, Laiza Ferreira, Gabriela Candido, Gabriela Silva, Karoline Tormena, Lorenne Teixeira, Thais Oliveira, Lais Vasques, Lyara Medeiros and Maiara Basso
- 2017 – 5th place
- Diana Alecrim, Lorena Viezel, Glayce Vasconcelos, Nyeme Costa, Amanda Sehn, Karyna Malachias, Karina Souza, Jackeline Santos (c), Júlia Bergmann, Tainara Santos, Lorrayna da Silva and Júlia Moura
- 2019 – 6th place
- Rosely Nogueira, Laura Kudiess, Julia Kudiess, Julia Bergmann, Daniela Seibt, Jheovana Sebastião, Kisy Nascimento, Tainara Santos (c), Mayara Silva, Kenya Malachias, Ana Cristina de Souza and Leticia Moura
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