The FIVB Volleyball Girls' U17 World Championship 2026 continued on August 8 with 12 completed matches across venues in Santiago, San Felipe, and Los Andes, Chile. The day’s notable match featured Türkiye facing the USA.
Türkiye lost to USA (0-3):
The USA swept Türkiye in straight sets in Santiago, Chile, marking the day’s headline matchup.
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Brazil lost to Poland (2-3):
Poland edged Brazil in a five-set thriller in Santiago, Chile, securing the decisive final set to take the match.
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Peru lost to Venezuela (1-3):
Venezuela overcame Peru in four sets in San Felipe, Chile, closing out the match after dropping the opening set.
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Chinese Taipei lost to Korea (1-3):
Korea defeated Chinese Taipei in four sets in Los Andes, Chile, improving on their earlier head-to-head wins this year.
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Argentina beat Spain (3-0):
Argentina swept Spain in Santiago, Chile, with a dominant straight-sets performance.
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Egypt lost to Czechia (1-3):
Czechia rallied past Egypt in four sets in Santiago, Chile, taking the match after a tight exchange.
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Mexico lost to Philippines (1-3):
The Philippines beat Mexico in four sets in San Felipe, Chile, with a decisive finish in the final set.
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Puerto Rico beat Algeria (3-0):
Puerto Rico swept Algeria in straight sets in Los Andes, Chile, with no set going to extra points.
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Italy beat Dominican Republic (3-1):
Italy defeated the Dominican Republic in four sets in Los Andes, Chile, extending their recent head-to-head dominance.
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Chile lost to Thailand (1-3):
Thailand beat Chile in four sets in Santiago, Chile, overcoming the host side on home soil.
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Japan beat Croatia (3-0):
Japan swept Croatia in straight sets in Santiago, Chile, repeating their earlier Nations League result against the same opponent.
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China beat Tunisia (3-0):
China recorded a straight-sets win over Tunisia in San Felipe, Chile, with no set being closely contested.
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