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The Venezuela women's national volleyball team is the national team of Venezuela . The dominant forces in women's volleyball on the South American continent are Brazil , Peru and Argentina . The team's highest achievement was during the 2008 South American Olympic Qualification Tournament, defeating Peru in the finals and becoming the only South American team other than Brazil and Peru to compete at the Olympics .
Results
Olympic Games
1964 to 2004 — did not qualify2008 — 11th place
Yéssica Paz , Génesis Franchesco , Jayce Andradre , María Valero , Amarilis Villar , Desiree Glod , Aleoscar Blanco , Shirley Florian , Gheraldine Quijada , María José Pérez , Roslandy Acosta and Wendy Romero . Head coach: Tomas Fernández
World Championship
Pan American Games
1955 to 1979 – did not participate1983 — 7th place1987 — did not participate1991 — did not participate1995 — did not participate1999 — did not participate2003 — 5th place2007 — did not participate2011 — did not participate
Pan-American Cup
2002 — did not participate2003 — 5th place2004 — did not participate2005 — 8th place2006 — 8th place2007 — did not participate2008 — 6th place2009 — did not participate2010 — did not participate2011 — did not participate
Bolivarian Games
South American Championship
1951 — did not participate1956 — did not participate1958 — did not participate1961 — did not participate1962 — did not participate1964 — did not participate1967 — did not participate1969 — 4th place1971 — did not participate1973 — 5th place1975 — did not participate1977 — 7th place1979 — 5th place1981 — did not participate1983 — 4th place1985 — Bronze Medal 1987 — Bronze Medal 1989 — 4th place1991 — 5th place1993 — Bronze Medal 1995 — 4th place1997 — 4th place1999 — 4th place2001 — Bronze Medal 2003 — did not participate2005 — 4th place2007 — Bronze Medal
Yessica Paz , Luz Delfines , Génesis Franchesco , María Valero , Amarilis Villar , Jayce Andrade Desiree Glod , Gheraldine Quijada , Shirley Florian , Aleoscar Blanco , Carmen San Miguel , and María José Pérez . Head Coach : Tomás Fernández .2009 — 6th place2011 — did not participate
References
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Bronze Medal
