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Brazil Claims 2nd Win, Colombia Celebrates 1st Victory in Men’s South American Championship

by WoV
source: CSV

In an electrifying atmosphere at the Geraldão gymnasium in Recife, Brazil continued its winning streak in the Men’s South American Championship, securing a 3-0 victory over Chile. The home team, led by Renan Dal Zotto, thrilled more than 8,000 spectators with set scores of 25-17, 25-18, and 25-19.

Brazil vs Chile – Photo: Mauricio Val/ CBV (source: CSV)

Brazil’s opposite hitter Felipe Roque shone as the team’s top scorer, tallying 15 points. However, despite the loss to Brazil, it was Chile’s Tomás Parraguire who stood out as the match’s highest scorer, amassing 19 points.

Earlier in the day, Colombia had its own moment of triumph, marking its first win in the tournament with a 3-1 victory over Peru. Although the team faced a challenging first set, losing 19-25, they quickly turned the tide. Colombia recovered to close out the match with set wins of 25-19, 25-17, and 25-22.

Peru’s team captain Eduardo Romay led the scoring in that match with 17 points, but Colombia’s Apoza wasn’t far behind, putting up 15 points. Colombia overcame their initial hiccup to win the game and earn their first points of the competition, especially significant after their 3-0 loss to Argentina in the tournament opener.

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