Colombia_women's_national_volleyball_team Knowpia

Colombia
Association	Federación Colombiana de Voleibol
Confederation	CSV
Head coach	Antonio Rizola
FIVB ranking	18 (as of 31 July 2023)
Uniforms
Home	Away
	www.fedevolei.com (in Spanish)
Challenger Cup
Pan American Games
South American Championship
Pan-American Cup

The Colombia women's national volleyball team represents Colombia in international competitions in women's volleyball. The squad won its first continental medal at the 1991 edition of the South American Championship.

Boosted by the FIVB's Volleyball Empowerment program, the Colombian women's volleyball team has reached new heights in recent years. ^[1]

Results edit

World Championship edit

2022 — 21st place
2025 — Qualified

FIVB World Grand Prix edit

1993 to 2014 — did not participate
2015 — 23rd place
2016 — 24th place
2017 — 19th place

FIVB Challenger Cup edit

2018 — Silver medal
2019 — did not qualify
2022 — 4th place
2023 — Bronze medal

Pan American Games edit

1955 – did not participate
1959 – did not participate
1963 – did not participate
1967 – did not participate
1971 – 7th place
1975 – did not participate
1979 – did not participate
1983 – did not participate
1987 – did not participate
1991 – did not participate
1995 – did not participate
1999 – did not participate
2003 – did not participate
2007 – did not participate
2011 – did not participate
2015 – did not participate
2019 – Silver medal

Pan-American Cup edit

2002 to 2011 — did not participate
2012 — 11th place
2013 — 9th place
2014 — 7th place
2015 — 8th place
2016 — 7th place
2017 — 7th place
2018 — 5th place
2019 — 3rd place
2021 — did not participate
2022 — 2nd place

South American Championship edit

1951 — did not compete
1956 — did not compete
1958 — did not compete
1961 — did not compete
1962 — did not compete
1964 — did not compete
1967 — did not compete
1969 — 6th place
1971 — 7th place
1973 — 7th place
1975 — did not compete
1977 — did not compete
1979 — did not compete
1981 — did not compete
1983 — 5th place
1985 — 4th place
1987 — did not compete
1989 — did not compete
1991 — Bronze medal
1993 — 4th place
1995 — 5th place
1997 — 6th place
1999 — did not compete
2001 — did not compete
2003 — 4th place
2005 — did not compete
2007 — 6th place
2009 — 4th place
2011 — 4th place
2013 — 4th place
2015 — Bronze medal
2017 — Silver medal
2019 — Silver medal
2021 — Silver medal
2023 — Bronze medal

Bolivarian Games edit

2005 — 3rd place

Squads edit

#	Player	Birth Date	Height	2016/17 Club	Position
2.	Yeisy Soto	17/04/1996	186	Angels Beziers	Middle Blocker
4.	Dayana Segovia	24/03/1996	182	Angels Beziers	Opposite
5.	Angie Velasquez	13/06/2000	170	CD aves	Setter
6.	Lorena Zuleta	16/01/1981	192	ZHETYSU Almaty Club	Middle Blocker
7.	Madelaynne Montaño	06/01/1983	186	KPS Chemik Police	Outside Hitter
8.	Mery Mancilla	04/05/1984	186	Santiago de Cali	Setter
9.	Juliana Toro	29/01/1995	159	Liga Antioqueña	Libero
10.	Diana Arrechea	14/09/1994	176	Zesar VFM	Outside Hitter
11.	Lybis Marmolejo	09/05/1992	181	Liga Antioqueña	Unknown
12.	Ivonne Montaño	12/11/1995	187	SC Potsdam	Middle Blocker
13.	Camila Gómez	06/07/1995	158	Sesc RJ Flamengo	Libero
15.	María Marín (c)	04/11/1995	178	Zesar VFM	Setter
16.	Melissa Rangel	16/10/1994	193	Rebaza Acosta	Middle Blocker
17.	Daniela Castro	05/06/1993	184	Liga Bolivarense	Middle Blocker
19.	Maria Margarita Martinez	19/05/1995	178	VCMB LM	Outside Hitter
20.	Amanda Coneo	20/12/1996	177	Asptt Mulhouse	Outside hitter

2005 Bolivarian Games — Bronze Medal
- Paola Ampudia, Sandra Montoya, Carolina Bahamon (c), Paula Cortés, Katerine Trejos, Mery Mancilla, Kenny Moreno, Diana Arango, Laura Cadavid, Silvia Lobo, Jessica Angulo and Cindy Ramírez
2011 South American Championship — 4th place
- Madelaynne Montaño, Jessica Angulo, Cindy Ramírez, Martha Nieva, Lorena Zuleta, Paola Ampudia, Mery Mancilla, Danna Escobar, Kenny Moreno, Estanislada Cuéllar, Paola Cortés and Sandra Montoya.