St. Louis College of Pharmacy to Add Men’s Volleyball Program
The St. Louis College of Pharmacy will begin play in the NAIA in the spring of 2020.
WCH Pool F Preview – BRA, BEL, SLO, And AUS Fighting For Round 3 Spot
2018 FIVB VOLLEYBALL MEN’S WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP 9–30 September Schedule Teams Power Rankings Pool F Teams Matches Pts Sets Points Rank…
WCH Pool E Preview – RUS, ITA, FIN, And NED Are Ready To Battle It Out
Italy, Netherlands, Russia, and Finland are ready to battle it out in Pool E
Volleymob’s WCH Eliminated Squads Dream Team
One of the saddest things that fans will have to adapt to as the WCH shifts into its second phase is that they will miss some great volleyball players’ actions after some teams were departed home.
Cameroonians Apologize + More Teams React To WCH Eliminations
Eight teams were sent home at the end of the WCH’s first phase
Staticistally Speaking: DeSouza, Jiang Lead Scoring at #FIVBMensWCH
Wallace De Souza of Brazil and Chuan Jiang of China scored 87 points apiece in the preliminary round of the FIVB Men’s World Championships to lead the field. Here’s a look at the other statistical leaders in Round 1.
Tusculum University to Add Men’s Volleyball for 2019-2020 Season
Tusculum University, the oldest university in Tennessee, will add men’s volleyball for the 2019-2020 academic year.
Portland Got To 12-0 by “Staying Where Our Feet Are”
One of just six undefeated teams remaining in Division I volleyball, the Portland Pilot haven’t done anything flashy to get there and have tried to ignore the hype. They simply have kept focused on where they are, not ahead or behind, and on each individual’s role in that process.
WADA Reinstates Russia With Lower-Than-Planned Standards of Compliance
The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) voted Thursday to officially reinstate the Russian Anti-Doping Agency (RUSADA), officially ending the nearly three-year suspension of the Russian organization.
IOC Athletes’ Committee Supports Alterations of RUSADA Plan
The athletes’ commission includes double pole vault Olympic gold medalist Yelena Isinbayeva, who was forced out as the head of RUSADA in 2017 for criticizing WADA’s original punishment of the organization.
