Thai U-21 Volleyball Team Misses Brazil Defeat
Thailand U21 Women’s Volleyball Team Falls to Brazil in World Championship
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The Thai women’s volleyball team, competing in the under-21 age group, faced a tough challenge against the Brazilian national team at the FIVB Women’s U21 World Championship 2025 in Surabaya, Indonesia. While the loss was anticipated, the match provides valuable experience for the young Thai squad as they continue thier journey in the tournament.
Match Recap: Thailand vs. Brazil
Last night, August 9th, marked the third game for the Thai U21 team in the championship. They entered the match against Brazil having made two changes to their starting lineup from the previous games. “Captain Fern” Warisara Saklert, Paphaya Phon (“Savings”), Kanchana Srisaikaew (“Bam”), Thip Suda Bua, Nattharikawa (“Piano”), adn Natthawa took to the court.
Unfortunately, the Thai team was defeated in straight sets (13-25, 12-25, 14-25). Despite the loss, Warisara Saklert, the team captain, led the Thai side in scoring, demonstrating her leadership and skill.
Current Group Standings
After three games, the group standings look as follows:
Brazil: 3 wins, 9 points (Ranked 1st)
Japan: 3 wins, 9 points (Ranked 2nd - tiebreaker disadvantage to Brazil)
Bulgaria: 1 win, 4 losses (ranked 3rd)
Thailand: 1 win, 3 losses (Ranked 4th)
[Opponent Team]: 0 wins, 2 losses (Ranked 5th)
[Opponent Team]: Game not yet played (Ranked 6th)
It’s a competitive group, and every match carries significant weight in determining advancement to the next stage of the championship.
What’s Next for the Thai U21 Team?
The Thai women’s volleyball team U21 will look to rebound as they face the Chilean national team on August 11th at 16:00 hrs. Fans in Thailand can catch the action live on TrueSports 7 Channel 686.This upcoming match presents a crucial prospect for the team to secure another win and improve their standing in the group.
The Future of Thai Women’s Volleyball
This U21 World Championship is more than just a tournament; it’s a proving ground for the next generation of Thai volleyball stars. While facing strong opponents like Brazil is challenging, the experience gained is invaluable. The dedication and skill displayed by players like Captain Fern are a testament to the growing strength of Thai volleyball.
Looking ahead, continued investment in youth progress programs, coupled with exposure to international competition, will be key to Thailand’s success on the world stage. We can expect to see these young athletes continue to develop and represent Thailand with pride in future competitions, building on the legacy of success established by their predecessors. The future is bright for Thai women’s volleyball, and this U21 team is a vital part of that exciting journey.