2004 Pan American Women's Youth Handball Championship

The 2004 American Handball Women's Youth Championships took place in São José dos Pinhais from September 21 – 25.

2004 Pan American Handball Women's Youth Championship
Tournament details
Host country Brazil
DatesSeptember 21–25
Teams8
Venue(s)1 (in 1 host city)
Final positions
Champions Brazil
Runner-up Argentina
Third place Uruguay
Fourth place Mexico
Tournament statistics
Matches20
Goals scored951 (47.55 per match)
Top scorer(s) Alejandra Garcia (MEX)
(49 goals)
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Teams
Group A Group B

 Brazil
 Canada
 Puerto Rico
 Uruguay

 Argentina
 Chile
 Mexico
 Paraguay

Preliminary round

Group A
Team Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts
 Brazil330011346+676
 Uruguay32016569–44
 Puerto Rico31024667–212
 Canada30033789–520
September 21
12:30		 Uruguay  26 – 13  Canada Ginásio Ney Braga, São José dos Pinhais
(13–8)
September 21
18:30		 Brazil  31 – 9  Puerto Rico Ginásio Ney Braga, São José dos Pinhais
(12–6)
September 22
14:00		 Puerto Rico  20 – 24  Uruguay Ginásio Ney Braga, São José dos Pinhais
(10–10)
September 22
22:00		 Brazil  46 – 12  Canada Ginásio Ney Braga, São José dos Pinhais
(17–2)
September 23
15:30		 Canada  12 – 17  Puerto Rico Ginásio Ney Braga, São José dos Pinhais
(6–10)
September 23
18:30		 Brazil  36 – 15  Uruguay Ginásio Ney Braga, São José dos Pinhais
(15–6)

Group B
Team Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts
 Argentina330010649+576
 Mexico32017688–124
 Chile31026582–172
 Paraguay300372100–280
September 21
18:30		 Argentina  39 – 19  Mexico Ginásio Ney Braga, São José dos Pinhais
(16–8)
September 21
20:00		 Chile  31 – 27  Paraguay Ginásio Ney Braga, São José dos Pinhais
(20–12)
September 22
12:30		 Chile  23 – 26  Mexico Ginásio Ney Braga, São José dos Pinhais
(14–13)
September 22
15:30		 Argentina  38 – 19  Paraguay Ginásio Ney Braga, São José dos Pinhais
(21–9)
September 23
17:00		 Argentina  29 – 11  Chile Ginásio Ney Braga, São José dos Pinhais
(17–4)
September 23
20:00		 Paraguay  26 – 31  Mexico Ginásio Ney Braga, São José dos Pinhais
(8–19)

Placement 5th–8th
September 24
14:00		 Chile  24 – 14  Canada Ginásio Ney Braga, São José dos Pinhais
(8–7)
September 24
15:00		 Puerto Rico  24 – 16  Paraguay Ginásio Ney Braga, São José dos Pinhais
(12–8)

7th/8th
September 25
9:00		 Canada  19 – 17  Paraguay Ginásio Ney Braga, São José dos Pinhais
(12–7)

5th/6th
September 25
9:00		 Chile  28 – 23  Puerto Rico Ginásio Ney Braga, São José dos Pinhais
(11–12)

Final round
 
SemifinalFinal
 
      
 
September 24 – São José dos Pinhais
 
 
 Brazil45
 
September 25 – São José dos Pinhais
 
 Mexico13
 
 Brazil33
 
September 24 – São José dos Pinhais
 
 Argentina21
 
 Uruguay18
 
 
 Argentina28
 
Third place
 
 
September 25 – São José dos Pinhais
 
 
 Mexico23
 
 
 Uruguay25

Semifinals
September 24
17:00		 Argentina  28 – 18  Uruguay Ginásio Ney Braga, São José dos Pinhais
(12–7)
September 24
18:30		 Brazil  45 – 13  Mexico Ginásio Ney Braga, São José dos Pinhais
(23–6)

Bronze medal match
September 25
13:30		 Uruguay  25 – 23  Mexico Ginásio Ney Braga, São José dos Pinhais
(15–11)

Gold medal match
September 25
15:30		 Brazil  33 – 21  Argentina Ginásio Ney Braga, São José dos Pinhais
(14–10)

Final standing
RankTeam
 Brazil
 Argentina
 Uruguay
4  Mexico
5  Chile
6  Puerto Rico
7  Canada
8  Paraguay
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