BRAZIL’S VOLLEYBALL RANKING SYSTEM AND ITS CONSEQUENCES

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https://doi.org/10.22456/1982-8918.87657

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Sports. Volleyball. Ranking.

Abstract

This article analyzes Brazilian volleyball’s ranking system and its impacts on the make-up of participating teams. Its methodology is qualitative, descriptive, using documentary analysis as its strategy. The results explore the reasons for implementing the athlete ranking; the scoring system and its consequences on the make-up of teams; and the recent demands that made the discussion controversial. It concludes that the current system is strongly restrictive for Brazilian and foreign athletes’ careers and only constant updating of the current criteria can dynamize Brazilian championships formed by clubs and companies dedicated to volleyball.

 

 

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Marcelo Luis Ribeiro Silva Tavares, EEFD/UFRJ

Graduated in Social Communication - Journalism - by Gama Filho University (UGF, 1987) and in Physical Education - Licenciatura - by Methodist Granbery College (FMG, 2009). He holds a specialization in Communication Counseling from Estácio de Sá University (UNESA, 2003) and in Organization and Administration of Recreation and Leisure by the Federal University of Juiz de Fora (UFJF, 2009). Master's Degree in Physical Education, Federal University of Viçosa / Federal University of Juiz de Fora (UFV / UFJF, 2015), in the Human Movement and Human Representation and Diversity research line. He currently holds a PhD in Urbanism from the Urbanism Graduate Program of the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (PROURB / UFRJ, since 2017) in the area of "History and Theory of Urbanism" and research line "History of the City and Urbanism "and holds an MBA in Sports Marketing. As a communications professional, he has experience as a press officer, event analyst, translator and interpreter, as well as training, supervision and management of commercial teams. In the area of Physical Education he was a volleyball player and has interest in research on History and Sociology of sport, volleyball, gender, leisure and practice of physical activity, exercises and sports in the public spaces of cities.

Rafael Marques Garcia, EEFD/UFRJ

Master in Physical Education by PPGEF / UFRJ. Participant of the Group of Studies in Body, Sport and Society of GECOS and Laboratory of Studies of Body, Sport and Society, LABCOESO, duly registered by DGP of CNPq.

Diego Ramos do Nascimento, EEFD/UFRJ

Master in Physical Education by PPGEF / UFRJ. Participant of the Group of Studies in Body, Sport and Society of GECOS and Laboratory of Studies of Body, Sport and Society, LABCOESO, duly registered by DGP of CNPq.

Carlos Henrique Vasconcellos Ribeiro, FAETEC/RJ

Professor of the Faetec Network / RJ. In 2015 he wrote the APCN of the Professional Master's Degree in Sports Studies for the University of Santa Ursula. Area of interest and interest are related to the cultural, historical and social aspects of the corporal practices in its diverse intervention environments. Has experience as a researcher abroad, having obtained a doctorate sandwich in Scotland (2003)

Erik Giuseppe Barbosa Pereira, EEFD/UFRJ

Professor at UFRJ, where he is the leader of the Group of Studies in Body, Sport and Society, GECOS and the Laboratory of Studies Body, Sport and Society, the LAbCOESO. She has experience in Education, with emphasis on Physical School Education, working mainly in the following subjects: gender, sexualities and qualitative research methodology and methodology of teaching and learning volleyball.Performance and interest are related to the cultural, historical and social aspects of corporal and cultural practices in their different intervention environments.

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Published

2019-10-27

How to Cite

TAVARES, Marcelo Luis Ribeiro Silva; GARCIA, Rafael Marques; NASCIMENTO, Diego Ramos do; RIBEIRO, Carlos Henrique Vasconcellos; PEREIRA, Erik Giuseppe Barbosa. BRAZIL’S VOLLEYBALL RANKING SYSTEM AND ITS CONSEQUENCES. Movimento, [S. l.], v. 25, p. e25054, 2019. DOI: 10.22456/1982-8918.87657. Disponível em: https://seer.ufrgs.br/index.php/Movimento/article/view/87657. Acesso em: 10 oct. 2026.

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v. 25, jan./dez. 2019

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Original Articles

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