2001 South American Women's Basketball Championship

2001 South American Women's Basketball Championship
27th South American Women's Basketball Championship
Number of nations	7th
South American champions	Brazil (18th title)
venue	Lima
Opening game	June 9, 2001
Endgame	June 16, 2001
Games	24
Basket points	3689   (∅: 153.71 per game)

The 2001 South American Basketball Championship for women , the twenty-seventh South American Basketball Championship for women , was held between June 9 and 16, 2001 in Lima , Peru , which hosted the championship for the sixth time. The winner was the host , who won the South American Women's Championship for the eighteenth time and for the eighth time in a row, unbeaten.

Participating teams

 Argentina Bolivia Brazil Chile Ecuador Peru Venezuela
 
 
 
 
 
 

mode

The preliminary round was played in a group stage in which each team played once against the other teams. There were two points for each win and one point for a defeat. The fifth and sixth placed teams moved into the game for fifth place, the third and fourth placed teams played for third place and the two teams with the highest points moved into the final and determined the South American basketball champion of the women in 2001.

Results

Preliminary round

placement	team	Points	G	V	baskets	Diff
1	Brazil	12	6th	0	685: 391	+294
2	Argentina	11	5	1	537: 353	+184
3	Chile	10	4th	2	446: 453	−7
4th	Peru	9	3	3	395: 457	−62
5	Ecuador	8th	2	4th	362: 513	−151
6th	Venezuela	7th	1	5	423: 504	−81
7th	Bolivia	6th	0	6th	338: 582	−244

June 9, 5:30 p.m.

Chile

59 -  73

Argentina

June 9th 7:30 pm

Brazil

114  - 61

Venezuela

June 9, 10:30 p.m.

Peru

86  - 53

Bolivia

June 10 6:30 pm

Venezuela

72 -  80

Chile

June 10th 8:30 pm

Argentina

114  - 40

Ecuador

June 10, 10:30 p.m.

Bolivia

145 -  145

Brazil

June 11th 6:30 pm

Chile

93  - 69

Bolivia

June 11, 8:30 p.m.

Argentina

81  - 70

Venezuela

June 11, 10:30 p.m.

Peru

80  - 53

Ecuador

June 12th 6:30 pm

Venezuela

84  - 71

Bolivia

June 12, 8:30 p.m.

Ecuador

38 -  111

Brazil

June 12, 10:30 p.m.

Chile

75-55

Peru

June 13th 6:30 pm

Bolivia

75 -  84

Ecuador

June 13, 8:30 p.m.

Peru

75  - 67

Venezuela

June 13, 10:30 p.m.

Brazil

84  - 81

Argentina

June 14th 6:30 pm

Venezuela

69 -  83

Ecuador

June 14, 8:30 p.m.

Chile

54 -  120

Brazil

June 14 22:30

Peru

58 -  98

Argentina

June 15 6:30 pm

Argentina

90  - 42

Bolivia

June 15, 8:30 p.m.

Ecuador

64 -  85

Chile

June 15 22:30

Brazil

111  - 41

Peru

Game for fifth place

June 16 6:30 pm

Ecuador

87  - 73

Venezuela

Game for third place

June 16, 8:30 pm

Chile

80  - 61

Peru

final

June 16 22:30

Brazil

94  - 90

Peru

Master Brazil

Eighteenth championship

The winning team

position	#	Surname	Size (m)	Date of birth
PG	4th	Vivian Cristina Lopes	1.76	07/01/1976
SF	5	Patrícia Santos da Silva Perandini	1.82	March 22, 1977
SF	6th	Adriana Aparecida dos Santos	1.80	January 18, 1971
PG	7th	Adriana Moisés Pinto	1.70	December 06, 1978
SF	8th	Lilian Cristina Lopes Gonçalves	1.84	04/25/1979
C.	9	Patrícia da Silva	1.86	01/14/1974
C.	10	Ilisane Karen David	1.90	December 17, 1977
C.	11	Jucimara Evangelista Dantas	1.90	02/04/1978
PG / F	12	Sílvia Andrea Santos Luz	1.73	05.03.1975
C.	13	Geisa Alini Campos da Silva de Oliveira	1.86	08/12/1979
C.	14th	Soeli Garvão Zakrzeski	1.85	11/12/1977
F / C	15th	Micaela Martins Jacinto	1.81	06/12/1979

Final placement

rank	team
1	Brazil
2	Argentina
3	Chile
4th	Peru
5	Ecuador
6th	Venezuela
7th	Bolivia

Web links

• 2001 Campeonato Sul-Americano Adulto Feminino (Portuguese)