Roni Jones-Perry Reaches 1,000 Kills in Upset of Stanford
Roni Jones-Perry is the 15th player from BYU to reach the 1,000 kills milestone.
Down Goes #1! All 3 Top-Ranked Teams Fell on Friday
BYU upset the AVCA #1 Stanford Cardinals on Friday. The AVCA #1 in NCAA DIv. II and III also lost on Friday,
#8 BYU Fends Off Comeback, Upends #1 Stanford in 5; (RV) Wichita State Downs WVU
Roni Jones-Perry was magnificent as #8 BYU fended off a charge by #1 Stanford to win in five sets.
#5 Nebraska Cruises to Friday Sweeps at Home; Santa Clara Also Wins 2
The Huskers secured dominant back-to-back sweeps against Ohio and Wake Forest in Ameritas Players Club Challenge action inside the Devaney Center on Friday, while Santa Clara also posted two victories.
Pepperdine Hits the Home Boards for 21st-Annual Asics Classic
Home action begins on Friday in Firestone Fieldhouse, as the Pepperdine women’s volleyball team hosts Idaho, North Texas and CSUN for the 21st-annual Asics Classic throughout the weekend.
Check Out These Can’t Miss NCAA Week 2 Matchups
A trio of Top 10 showdowns highlight the action this week, including what should be a highly competitive match between No. 2/2 Texas and No. 6/8 Wisconsin.
Portland’s Shayla Hoeft Tabbed as WCC Player of the Week
Portland junior middle blocker Shayla Hoeft earned WCC Player of the Week honors after leading the Pilots to a 3-0 effort at the Aztec Invitational, averaged 3.8 kills on .453 attacking to go with 1.0 blocks per set.
Michigan, Northern Iowa Make 2018 AVCA Poll Debuts
Stanford is still holding down the No. 1 spot in the Week 1 American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) Top 25 poll, but there were big shakeups in other areas and two teams – Northern Iowa and Michigan – that made their 2018 debut in the rankings.
VolleyMob Top 25 Power Rankings (Week 1): The Longhorns Make a Texas Sized Leap
Texas makes the jump into the top three along with VERT Challenge foe Florida.
UCLA Tops Gonzaga Twice in Matches Relocated Due to Hurricane Lane
No. 12 UCLA and Gonzaga decided to avoid Hurricane Lane and stay on the mainland instead for a pair of contests to open the 2018 season. The Bruins won both matches in four sets behind Mac May’s offensive prowess and Zana Muno’s defense.
