The 1982

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. The finals were held at the

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Qualification

Squads

Venues

Pools composition

The teams are seeded based on their final ranking at the

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. *: Withdrew and replaced by junior team, its result did not count in the championship.
**: Withdrew and replaced by .
***: Withdrew and replaced by .

Results

First round

Pool A

Location:

Pool B

Location: Trujillo

Pool C

Location:

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Pool D

Location: Ica

Pool E

Location:

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Pool F

Location:

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Second round

The results and the points of the matches between the same teams that were already played during the first round are taken into account for the second round.

1st–12th pools

=Pool G

= Location:

=Pool H

= Location: Trujillo

13th–23rd pools

=Pool I

= Location:

=Pool J

= Location: Ica

Final round

21st–23rd places

=21st–23rd semifinals

=21st place match

17th–20th places

=17th–20th semifinals

=19th place match

=17th place match

13th–16th places

=13th–16th semifinals

=15th place match

=13th place match

9th–12th places

=9th–12th semifinals

=11th place match

=9th place match

5th–8th places

=5th–8th semifinals

=7th place match

=5th place match

Finals

=Semifinals

=3rd place match

=Final

Final standing

Awards

* Most Valuable Player :

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* Best Spiker : Denisse Fajardo

References

External links

Results

Federation Internationale de Volleyball
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