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IOC Athletes’ Commission To Organize Biggest-Ever International Athletes Forum in April 2019

The IOC Athletes’ Commission is set to invite the largest ever contingent of international athlete representatives to Lausanne, Switzerland, from 13 to 15 April 2019 for the bi-annual IOC International Athletes’ Forum.

5-Time U.S. Olympian Dani Scott Severely Injured in Stabbing

Scott’s sister, Stefanie Vallery, was killed in the attack.

Five Legends Enshrined Into International Volleyball Hall of Fame

Hiroshi Toyoda (Japan), Evgeniya Artamonova Estes (Russia), Bas van de Goor (Netherlands), Gilberto “Giba” Godoy Filho (Brazil) and Hugh McCutcheon (New Zealand) were recognized in the 33rd annual enshrinement ceremony of the International Volleyball Hall of Fame.

Pat & Sharkie Zartman, Ann Davenport Selected for SCIVBHOF Lifetime Service Award

Pat and Sharkie Zartman, long-time residents in the South Bay area, and Ann Davenport, the long-time Regional Commissioner for the Southern California Volleyball Association (SCVA), have been selected as the 2019 Southern California Indoor Volleyball Hall of Fame (SCIVBHOF) Lifetime Service Award winners.

Earvin Ngapeth And Matt Anderson Share The Court For The First Time As Zenit Kazan Beats Kemerovo 3-1

Russia’s top dogs came out with wins this weekend as Zenit St. Petesburg, Belgorod, Zenit Kazan, and Lokomotiv Novosibirsk gave their opponents no chances at success. However, it’s the brave Fakel Novy Urengoy team who is leading the standings at this early stage of the season

10 Americans Suit Up For First Round Of Italian Lega Volley – Defending Champs Conegliano Starts Out Strong

The world’s premier female volleyball domestic tournament started with a bang in Italy

Defending Champs Cruzeiro Shocked In Superliga’s Opening Round

One of the toughest male volleyball domestic leagues in the world has kicked off its competition this weekend

2017 World Grand Champions Cup – Women’s Power Rankings

The Women’s 2017 World Grand Champions Cup starts tomorrow. We rank all teams and their chances at the title.

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3 Reasons Why Fans Shouldn’t Worry about Team USA’s Poor Youth Results

Team USA youth teams have only won medals in FIVB youth tournaments twice out of 74 tries. But why shouldn’t fans be worried with these very poor performances?

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Big Block and Anae’s Double-Double Power #19 Utah Past Hawaii (RV)

Utah outside Adora Anae, who attended nearby Kahuku High School, was named Most Outstanding Player at the Hawaiian Airlines Rainbow Wahine Classic.

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#3 Florida Rolls Through Tar Heels For Third Top-20 Win

#3 Florida notches their third top-20 win of the 2017 season with a three-set sweep of #15 North Carolina to close out the SEC-ACC Challenge in Bayamon, Puerto Rico.

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#9 Kansas & #14 Kentucky Meet in Top-15 Labor Day Showdown; Sep. 4 Preview

#9 Kansas and #14 Kentucky square off on a Labor Day (September 4) filled with action.

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Claes/Hughes Become Youngest Pair To Win AVP Event At Chicago Finals

After starting out as the #12 seed in the tournament, Kelly Claes and Sara Hughes fight to take the final AVP Tour stop in Chicago away from Summer Ross and Brooke Sweat.

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