2001 Pan American Handball Women's Youth Championship
Tournament details
Host country Brazil
Venue(s)1 (in 1 host city)
DatesSeptember 26–30
Teams6
Final positions
Champions Brazil
Runner-up Argentina
Third place Uruguay
Fourth place Chile
Tournament statistics
Matches played15
Goals scored699 (46.6 per match)

The 2001 American Handball Women's Youth Championships took place in São Bernardo do Campo from September 26 – 30.

Results

Team Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts
 Brazil550015373+8010
 Argentina540112786+418
 Uruguay530212098+226
 Chile5203108110–24
 Paraguay5104118129–112
 Mexico500573203–1300
September 26
12:00
Uruguay  22 – 18  Chile Ginásio do MESC, São Bernardo do Campo
(10–9)

September 26
14:00
Argentina  46 – 16  Mexico Ginásio do MESC, São Bernardo do Campo
(26–7)

September 26
16:00
Brazil  32 – 19  Paraguay Ginásio do MESC, São Bernardo do Campo
(16–9)

September 27
12:00
Paraguay  20 – 29  Argentina Ginásio do MESC, São Bernardo do Campo
(7–14)

September 27
14:00
Mexico  15 – 43  Uruguay Ginásio do MESC, São Bernardo do Campo
(9–19)

September 27
16:00
Brazil  26 – 16  Chile Ginásio do MESC, São Bernardo do Campo
(16–9)

September 28
12:00
Paraguay  23 – 26  Chile Ginásio do MESC, São Bernardo do Campo
(7–10)

September 28
14:00
Argentina  17 – 13  Uruguay Ginásio do MESC, São Bernardo do Campo
(7–3)

September 28
16:00
Brazil  47 – 7  Mexico Ginásio do MESC, São Bernardo do Campo
(23–4)

September 29
12:00
Argentina  22 – 17  Chile Ginásio do MESC, São Bernardo do Campo
(10–7)

September 29
14:00
Mexico  18 – 36  Paraguay Ginásio do MESC, São Bernardo do Campo
(11–18)

September 29
16:00
Brazil  28 – 18  Uruguay Ginásio do MESC, São Bernardo do Campo
(12–6)

September 30
10:00
Chile  31 – 17  Mexico Ginásio do MESC, São Bernardo do Campo
(15–4)

September 30
12:00
Uruguay  24 – 20  Paraguay Ginásio do MESC, São Bernardo do Campo
(14–9)

September 30
14:00
Brazil  20 – 13  Argentina Ginásio do MESC, São Bernardo do Campo
(8–6)

Final standing

RankTeam
 Brazil
 Argentina
 Uruguay
4  Chile
5  Paraguay
6  Mexico

References

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