Colombia men's national volleyball team

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Colombia
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AssociationFederación Colombiana de Voleibol
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Head coach Julián Álvarez
FIVB ranking 44 (as of 10 July 2024)
Uniforms
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Home
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Away
South American Championship
Appearances18 (First in 1961 )
Best resultBronze medal southamerica.svg (2013, 2015, 2023)
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The Colombia men's national volleyball team represents Colombia in international volleyball competitions and friendly matches.

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Results

World Championship

South American Championship

Bolivarian Games

2016 Ranking and Points

#NameDate of BirthWeightHeightSpikeBlock
1 Nelson Jeferson Romero 21.09.1983100196
2 Emerson Isajar Díaz 28.12.198283195
5 Sergio Gaitán Bolaños 01.09.198492196
6 Jorge González Obregón 22.05.198296197
7 Liberman Agamez 15.02.198595207
8 Carlos Pinillo Quintero 21.08.197986193
9 Alexander Moreno Quejada 23.04.198190201
10 Roberto Alejandro Olarte (c)29.04.198182184
11 Johan Estrada Campillo 20.11.198192200
12 Jaime Andrés Viafara 18.03.198198202
13 Fredison Mosquera 10.09.1981100199
15 Jorge Orlando Olarte 14.03.1979105197

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References

Senior Men's Volleyball Rankings