FIVB Volleyball Boys' U19 World Championship

FIVB Volleyball Boys' U19 World Championship
Current season, competition or edition:
Current sports event 2015 FIVB Volleyball Boys' U19 World Championship
Sport Volleyball
Founded 1989
No. of teams 16
Continent International (FIVB)
Most recent
champion(s)		  Poland (1st title)
Most titles  Brazil (6 titles)

The FIVB Volleyball Boys' U19 World Championship, called the FIVB Volleyball Boys' Youth World Championship between 2007 and 2011, is the world championship of volleyball for male players under the age of 19 organized by Fédération Internationale de Volleyball (FIVB).

The first edition was staged in 1989 in Dubai, United Arab Emirates and tournaments have been played every two years since then. The most recent tournament was hosted by Argentina in the cities of Corrientes and Resistencia and won by Poland.

Brazil is the most successful nation in the tournament's history, with six titles and one runner-up. Russia is the second most successful with three titles and two runners-up.

A corresponding tournament for female players is the FIVB Volleyball Girls' U18 World Championship.

Results summary

Year Host Final 3rd place match Teams
Champions Score Runners-up 3rd place Score 4th place
1989
Details		 United Arab Emirates
Dubai
Brazil		 3–1
Soviet Union
Bulgaria		 3–0
Iran		 12
1991
Details		 Portugal
Porto
Brazil		 3–1
Soviet Union
South Korea		 3–1
Czechoslovakia		 12
1993
Details		 Turkey
Istanbul
Brazil		 3–0
Japan
South Korea		 –
Portugal		 12
1995
Details		 Puerto Rico
San Juan
Brazil		 3–0
Italy
Japan		 3–0
Puerto Rico		 12
1997
Details		 Iran
Tehran
Italy		 3–0
Greece
Japan		 3–2
Poland		 16
1999
Details		 Saudi Arabia
Riyadh
Russia		 3–1
Venezuela
Poland		 3–2
Saudi Arabia		 16
2001
Details		 Egypt
Cairo
Brazil		 3–0
Iran
Russia		 3–0
Egypt		 16
2003
Details		 Thailand
Suphanburi
Brazil		 3–0
India
Iran		 3–1
Czech Republic		 16
2005
Details		 Algeria
Algiers / Oran
Russia		 3–2
Brazil
Italy		 3–1
Argentina		 16
2007
Details		 Mexico
Mexicali / Tijuana
Iran		 3–2
China
France		 3–1
Argentina		 16
2009
Details		 Italy
Bassano del Grappa / Jesolo
Serbia		 3–2
Iran
Argentina		 3–0
Russia		 16
2011
Details		 Argentina
Bahía Blanca / Burzaco
Serbia		 3–2
Spain
Cuba		 3–0
France		 16
2013
Details		 Mexico
Mexicali / Tijuana
Russia		 3–1
China
Poland		 3–1
Iran		 20
2015
Details		 Argentina
Corrientes / Resistencia
Poland		 3–2
Argentina
Iran		 3–1
Russia		 20
2017
Details		 Bahrain
TBA		 20

Medals summary

Rank Nation Gold Silver Bronze Total
1 Brazil 6107
2 Russia[upper-alpha 1]3216
3 Serbia 2002
4 Iran 1225
5 Italy 1113
6 Poland 1023
7 China 0202
8 Japan 0123
9 Argentina 0112
10 Greece 0101
 India 0101
 Spain 0101
 Venezuela 0101
14 South Korea 0022
15 Bulgaria 0011
 Cuba 0011
 France 0011
Total 14 14 14 42

Appearance

Team United Arab Emirates
1989
(12)		 Portugal
1991
(12)		 Turkey
1993
(12)		 Puerto Rico
1995
(12)		 Iran
1997
(16)		 Saudi Arabia
1999
(16)		 Egypt
2001
(16)		 Thailand
2003
(16)		 Algeria
2005
(16)		 Mexico
2007
(16)		 Italy
2009
(16)		 Argentina
2011
(16)		 Mexico
2013
(20)		 Argentina
2015
(20)		 Bahrain
2017
(20)		 Total
 Algeria•12th•••13th••13th•16th•19th•5
 Argentina7th5th••••9th•4th4th3rd5th6th2ndQ10
 Australia•••••••8th••••••1
 Bahrain•11th••••••••••••Q2
 Belarus••9th•••••••••••1
 Belgium•••••••••6th••9th17th3
 Bulgaria3rd8th••••••9th••6th•12th5
 Brazil1st1st1st1st5th7th1st1st2nd7th9th9th5th6thQ15
 Canada••••••••13th•••••1
 Chile••••••••••••13th16th2
 China•••••9th•9th•2nd•8th2nd8th6
 Chinese Taipei•••5th13th•9th••••••18th4
 Croatia•••9th••••••••••1
 Costa Rica••9th•••••••••••1
 Cuba•10th•9th9th••••13th•3rd7th10thQ8
 Czech Republic9th4th••6th8th9th4th••••••6[upper-alpha 2]
 Dominican Republic••••8th13th••••••••2
 Egypt••8th•••4th9th9th16th13th12th12th20th9
 Finland••7th•13th•••••••11th•3
 France9th7th•11th7th9th7th•6th3rd12th4th8th11th11
 Germany•••••••••10th•••13th2
 Greece••5th•2nd••••••7th••3
 India•••••••2nd9th8th7th•••4
 Iran4th•••9th•2nd3rd5th1st2nd10th4th3rd10
 Italy•••2nd1st•13th9th3rd•8th••5th7
 Japan7th6th2nd3rd3rd9th••••14th•17th15th9
 Mexico•••••13th13th•13th12th••14th14th6
 Morocco•••••••13th••••••1
 Netherlands•••••••9th••••••1
 Poland••9th•4th3rd5th13th7th5th11th•3rd1st10
 Portugal•9th4th•••••••••••2
 Puerto Rico5th•6th4th•••7th•11th15th15th•19th8
 Qatar11th•••••••••••••1
 Russia2nd2nd•6th•1st3rd5th1st9th4th13th1st4th12[upper-alpha 3]
 Rwanda••••••••••••20th•1
 Saudi Arabia•••••4th••••••••1
 Serbia••••••••••1st1st••2
 Slovakia••••13th13th13th13th8th•••••5
 South Korea5th3rd3rd•9th6th6th•9th••14th10th•9
 Spain•••9th••••••5th2nd••3
 Sudan••••••13th•••••••1
 Thailand•••••••6th••••••1
 Tunisia•••11th9th9th8th•13th14th6th16th18th•Q10
 Turkey••9th•••••••••15th9th3
 Ukraine•••••5th••••••••1
 United Arab Emirates11th•••••••••••••1
 United States•••7th•••••15th10th11th16th7thQ7
 Venezuela••••13th2nd9th13th••••••4
Legend

MVP by edition

See also

Notes

  1. ↑ FIVB considers Russia (Since 1993) as the inheritor of the records of Soviet Union (1948–1991) and CIS (1992).
  2. ↑ Czech Republic's total includes two appearances as Czechoslovakia in 1989 and 1991.
  3. ↑ Russia's total includes two appearances as Soviet Union in 1989 and 1991.

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