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Ranking: 216
Maiden name: Ana Margarida Vieira Álvares
Nationality: Brazil
Position: Middle-blocker
Birthdate: 1965-01-22
Height: 178cm
Weight: 64kg
Spike: 300cm
Block: 282cm
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Medals

National teams tournaments

The Olympics

1

1996

World Championships

1

1994

FIVB World Cup

1

1995

FIVB Grand Champions Cup

1

1997

South American Championships

2

1995, 1991

2

1993, 1989

World Grand Prix

1

1994

1

1995

Pan American Games

1

1991

Montreux Volley Masters

1

1995

South American Championship U20

1

1984

1

1982

South American Championship U18

1

1980

Goodwill Games

1

1990

Clubs tournaments

South American Club Championship

3

1990/91, 1989/90, 1988/89

2

1986/87, 1982/83

Club World Championship

1

1992/93

Brazilian Superliga

6

1998/99, 1992/93, 1990/91, 1989/90, 1988/89, 1981/82

3

2000/01, 1995/96, 1993/94

6

1993/94, 1991/92, 1986/87, 1985/86, 1983/84, 1982/83

Paulista Championship

8

1993/94, 1990/91, 1989/90, 1988/89, 1986/87, 1985/86, 1982/83, 1981/82

2

1998/99, 1997/98

Carioca Championship

1

2000/01

Brazilian Supercup

1

1998/99

2000/01

Carioca Championship 2000/01 with CR Vasco da Gama 2.50 points to ranking

Tournament Carioca Championship has rank 0.25 ratio for 1st place is 10.00, so 0.25 x 10.00 = 2.50 points

Brazilian Superliga 2000/01 with CR Vasco da Gama 36.00 points to ranking

Tournament Brazilian Superliga has rank 4.50 ratio for 2nd place is 8.00, so 4.50 x 8.00 = 36.00 points

1998/99

Paulista Championship 1998/99 with Uniban/São Bernardo 1.50 points to ranking

Tournament Paulista Championship has rank 0.25 ratio for 3rd place is 6.00, so 0.25 x 6.00 = 1.50 points

Brazilian Supercup 1998/99 with Uniban/São Bernardo 2.50 points to ranking

Tournament Brazilian Supercup has rank 0.25 ratio for 1st place is 10.00, so 0.25 x 10.00 = 2.50 points

Brazilian Superliga 1998/99 with Uniban/São Bernardo 45.00 points to ranking

Tournament Brazilian Superliga has rank 4.50 ratio for 1st place is 10.00, so 4.50 x 10.00 = 45.00 points

1997/98

Italian Serie A1 1997/98 with Magna Carta Roma 20.00 points to ranking

Tournament Italian Serie A1 has rank 5.00 ratio for 6th place is 4.00, so 5.00 x 4.00 = 20.00 points

Paulista Championship 1997/98 with Mappin/Pinheiros 1.50 points to ranking

Tournament Paulista Championship has rank 0.25 ratio for 3rd place is 6.00, so 0.25 x 6.00 = 1.50 points

Brazilian Superliga 1997/98 with Mappin/Pinheiros 22.50 points to ranking

Tournament Brazilian Superliga has rank 4.50 ratio for 4th place is 5.00, so 4.50 x 5.00 = 22.50 points

1996/97

FIVB Grand Champions Cup 1997 with Brazil 42.00 points to ranking

Tournament FIVB Grand Champions Cup has rank 7.00 ratio for 3rd place is 6.00, so 7.00 x 6.00 = 42.00 points

1995/96

Brazilian Superliga 1995/96 with BCN/Guarujá 36.00 points to ranking

Tournament Brazilian Superliga has rank 4.50 ratio for 2nd place is 8.00, so 4.50 x 8.00 = 36.00 points

The Olympics 1996 with Brazil 90.00 points to ranking

Tournament The Olympics has rank 15.00 ratio for 3rd place is 6.00, so 15.00 x 6.00 = 90.00 points

1994/95

Japan Daido Life SV.LEAGUE 1994/95 with Ito-Yokado Prior 20.00 points to ranking

Tournament Japan Daido Life SV.LEAGUE has rank 4.00 ratio for 4th place is 5.00, so 4.00 x 5.00 = 20.00 points

Kurowashiki Tournament 1994/95 with Ito-Yokado Prior 4.50 points to ranking

Tournament Kurowashiki Tournament has rank 1.00 ratio for 5th place is 4.50, so 1.00 x 4.50 = 4.50 points

Montreux Volley Masters 1995 with Brazil 20.00 points to ranking

Tournament Montreux Volley Masters has rank 2.00 ratio for 1st place is 10.00, so 2.00 x 10.00 = 20.00 points

World Grand Prix 1995 with Brazil 48.00 points to ranking

Tournament World Grand Prix has rank 6.00 ratio for 2nd place is 8.00, so 6.00 x 8.00 = 48.00 points

South American Championships 1995 with Brazil 60.00 points to ranking

Tournament South American Championships has rank 6.00 ratio for 1st place is 10.00, so 6.00 x 10.00 = 60.00 points

FIVB World Cup 1995 with Brazil 72.00 points to ranking

Tournament FIVB World Cup has rank 9.00 ratio for 2nd place is 8.00, so 9.00 x 8.00 = 72.00 points

1993/94

Paulista Championship 1993/94 with Leite Moça/Sorocaba 2.50 points to ranking

Tournament Paulista Championship has rank 0.25 ratio for 1st place is 10.00, so 0.25 x 10.00 = 2.50 points

Brazilian Superliga 1993/94 with Leite Moça/Sorocaba 27.00 points to ranking

Tournament Brazilian Superliga has rank 4.50 ratio for 3rd place is 6.00, so 4.50 x 6.00 = 27.00 points

Brazilian Superliga 1993/94 with BCN/Guarujá 36.00 points to ranking

Tournament Brazilian Superliga has rank 4.50 ratio for 2nd place is 8.00, so 4.50 x 8.00 = 36.00 points

World Grand Prix 1994 with Brazil 60.00 points to ranking

Tournament World Grand Prix has rank 6.00 ratio for 1st place is 10.00, so 6.00 x 10.00 = 60.00 points

World Championships 1994 with Brazil 72.00 points to ranking

Tournament World Championships has rank 9.00 ratio for 2nd place is 8.00, so 9.00 x 8.00 = 72.00 points

1992/93

Club World Championship 1992/93 with L'Acqua di Fiori/Minas 40.00 points to ranking

Tournament Club World Championship has rank 5.00 ratio for 2nd place is 8.00, so 5.00 x 8.00 = 40.00 points

Brazilian Superliga 1992/93 with Translitoral/Guarujá 22.50 points to ranking

Tournament Brazilian Superliga has rank 4.50 ratio for 4th place is 5.00, so 4.50 x 5.00 = 22.50 points

Brazilian Superliga 1992/93 with L'Acqua di Fiori/Minas 45.00 points to ranking

Tournament Brazilian Superliga has rank 4.50 ratio for 1st place is 10.00, so 4.50 x 10.00 = 45.00 points

World Grand Prix 1993 with Brazil 30.00 points to ranking

Tournament World Grand Prix has rank 6.00 ratio for 4th place is 5.00, so 6.00 x 5.00 = 30.00 points

South American Championships 1993 with Brazil 48.00 points to ranking

Tournament South American Championships has rank 6.00 ratio for 2nd place is 8.00, so 6.00 x 8.00 = 48.00 points

1991/92

Brazilian Superliga 1991/92 with Botafogo 27.00 points to ranking

Tournament Brazilian Superliga has rank 4.50 ratio for 3rd place is 6.00, so 4.50 x 6.00 = 27.00 points

The Olympics 1992 with Brazil 75.00 points to ranking

Tournament The Olympics has rank 15.00 ratio for 4th place is 5.00, so 15.00 x 5.00 = 75.00 points

1990/91

Paulista Championship 1990/91 with Sadia Esporte Clube 2.50 points to ranking

Tournament Paulista Championship has rank 0.25 ratio for 1st place is 10.00, so 0.25 x 10.00 = 2.50 points

Brazilian Superliga 1990/91 with Sadia Esporte Clube 45.00 points to ranking

Tournament Brazilian Superliga has rank 4.50 ratio for 1st place is 10.00, so 4.50 x 10.00 = 45.00 points

Women South American Club Championship 1990/91

South American Club Championship 1990/91 with Sadia Esporte Clube 55.00 points to ranking

Tournament South American Club Championship has rank 5.50 ratio for 1st place is 10.00, so 5.50 x 10.00 = 55.00 points

Pan American Games 1991 with Brazil 48.00 points to ranking

Tournament Pan American Games has rank 6.00 ratio for 2nd place is 8.00, so 6.00 x 8.00 = 48.00 points

South American Championships 1991 with Brazil 60.00 points to ranking

Tournament South American Championships has rank 6.00 ratio for 1st place is 10.00, so 6.00 x 10.00 = 60.00 points

FIVB World Cup 1991 with Brazil 28.80 points to ranking

Tournament FIVB World Cup has rank 9.00 ratio for 8th place is 3.20, so 9.00 x 3.20 = 28.80 points

1989/90

Paulista Championship 1989/90 with Sadia Esporte Clube 2.50 points to ranking

Tournament Paulista Championship has rank 0.25 ratio for 1st place is 10.00, so 0.25 x 10.00 = 2.50 points

Brazilian Superliga 1989/90 with Sadia Esporte Clube 45.00 points to ranking

Tournament Brazilian Superliga has rank 4.50 ratio for 1st place is 10.00, so 4.50 x 10.00 = 45.00 points

Women South American Club Championship 1989/90

South American Club Championship 1989/90 with Sadia Esporte Clube 55.00 points to ranking

Tournament South American Club Championship has rank 5.50 ratio for 1st place is 10.00, so 5.50 x 10.00 = 55.00 points

Goodwill Games 1990 with Brazil 6.00 points to ranking

Tournament Goodwill Games has rank 1.00 ratio for 3rd place is 6.00, so 1.00 x 6.00 = 6.00 points

World Championships 1990 with Brazil 32.40 points to ranking

Tournament World Championships has rank 9.00 ratio for 7th place is 3.60, so 9.00 x 3.60 = 32.40 points

1988/89

Paulista Championship 1988/89 with Sadia Esporte Clube 2.50 points to ranking

Tournament Paulista Championship has rank 0.25 ratio for 1st place is 10.00, so 0.25 x 10.00 = 2.50 points

Brazilian Superliga 1988/89 with Sadia Esporte Clube 45.00 points to ranking

Tournament Brazilian Superliga has rank 4.50 ratio for 1st place is 10.00, so 4.50 x 10.00 = 45.00 points

Women South American Club Championship 1988/89

South American Club Championship 1988/89 with Sadia Esporte Clube 55.00 points to ranking

Tournament South American Club Championship has rank 5.50 ratio for 1st place is 10.00, so 5.50 x 10.00 = 55.00 points

South American Championships 1989 with Brazil 48.00 points to ranking

Tournament South American Championships has rank 6.00 ratio for 2nd place is 8.00, so 6.00 x 8.00 = 48.00 points

1986/87

Paulista Championship 1986/87 with Transbrasil/Pinheiros 2.50 points to ranking

Tournament Paulista Championship has rank 0.25 ratio for 1st place is 10.00, so 0.25 x 10.00 = 2.50 points

Women South American Club Championship 1986/87

South American Club Championship 1986/87 with Transbrasil/Pinheiros 44.00 points to ranking

Tournament South American Club Championship has rank 5.50 ratio for 2nd place is 8.00, so 5.50 x 8.00 = 44.00 points

Brazilian Superliga 1986/87 with Transbrasil/Pinheiros 27.00 points to ranking

Tournament Brazilian Superliga has rank 4.50 ratio for 3rd place is 6.00, so 4.50 x 6.00 = 27.00 points

1985/86

Paulista Championship 1985/86 with Transbrasil/Pinheiros 2.50 points to ranking

Tournament Paulista Championship has rank 0.25 ratio for 1st place is 10.00, so 0.25 x 10.00 = 2.50 points

Brazilian Superliga 1985/86 with Transbrasil/Pinheiros 27.00 points to ranking

Tournament Brazilian Superliga has rank 4.50 ratio for 3rd place is 6.00, so 4.50 x 6.00 = 27.00 points

World Championships 1986 with Brazil 40.50 points to ranking

Tournament World Championships has rank 9.00 ratio for 5th place is 4.50, so 9.00 x 4.50 = 40.50 points

1984/85

World Championships U20 1985 with Brazil U20 20.00 points to ranking

Tournament World Championships U20 has rank 4.00 ratio for 4th place is 5.00, so 4.00 x 5.00 = 20.00 points

1983/84

The Olympics 1984 with Brazil 54.00 points to ranking

Tournament The Olympics has rank 15.00 ratio for 7th place is 3.60, so 15.00 x 3.60 = 54.00 points

Women South American Championship U20 1984

South American Championship U20 1984 with Brazil U20 20.00 points to ranking

Tournament South American Championship U20 has rank 2.00 ratio for 1st place is 10.00, so 2.00 x 10.00 = 20.00 points

Brazilian Superliga 1983/84 with Flamengo/Limão Brahma 27.00 points to ranking

Tournament Brazilian Superliga has rank 4.50 ratio for 3rd place is 6.00, so 4.50 x 6.00 = 27.00 points

1982/83

Paulista Championship 1982/83 with Club Athletico Paulistano 2.50 points to ranking

Tournament Paulista Championship has rank 0.25 ratio for 1st place is 10.00, so 0.25 x 10.00 = 2.50 points

Women South American Club Championship 1982/83

South American Club Championship 1982/83 with Club Athletico Paulistano 44.00 points to ranking

Tournament South American Club Championship has rank 5.50 ratio for 2nd place is 8.00, so 5.50 x 8.00 = 44.00 points

Brazilian Superliga 1982/83 with Club Athletico Paulistano 27.00 points to ranking

Tournament Brazilian Superliga has rank 4.50 ratio for 3rd place is 6.00, so 4.50 x 6.00 = 27.00 points

1981/82

Paulista Championship 1981/82 with Club Athletico Paulistano 2.50 points to ranking

Tournament Paulista Championship has rank 0.25 ratio for 1st place is 10.00, so 0.25 x 10.00 = 2.50 points

Women South American Championship U20 1982

South American Championship U20 1982 with Brazil U20 16.00 points to ranking

Tournament South American Championship U20 has rank 2.00 ratio for 2nd place is 8.00, so 2.00 x 8.00 = 16.00 points

Brazilian Superliga 1981/82 with Club Athletico Paulistano 45.00 points to ranking

Tournament Brazilian Superliga has rank 4.50 ratio for 1st place is 10.00, so 4.50 x 10.00 = 45.00 points

1979/80

Women South American Championship U18 1980

South American Championship U18 1980 with Brazil U18 16.00 points to ranking

Tournament South American Championship U18 has rank 2.00 ratio for 2nd place is 8.00, so 2.00 x 8.00 = 16.00 points

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