January 20 Recap: UCI Takes Five Set Win Over GCU and More
Loyola and Lewis leave Saturday with sweeps over SFU and Benedictine.
Player of the Year TJ DeFalco to Return for Senior Year in 2019 at LBSU
2017 National Player of the Year TJ DeFalco will be returning for his senior season in 2019 with hopes of a storybook ending at Long Beach State.
2019 OH Noelle Foster Commits to Columbia
Class of 2019 outside hitter Noelle Foster commits to Columbia University.
January 19 Recap: Sweeps From UCI, Loyola, and Lewis on Friday
There were no upsets to be had on Saturday throughout the country.
(POL) World Champion Pawel Zatorksi Extends Contract With Zaksa
Pawel is aiming for great things in Zaksa
Peruvian Club Geminis de Comas Signs Two Dominican National Teamers
The Peruvian League has recently become an attractive landing spot for many international players
Matt Van Wezel is Norwegian Women’s National Team’s New Head Coach
Dutch club Sliedrecht has announced in its official website that coach Matt Van Wezel will leave the team at the…
(Pol) KZSO Ostrowiec Signs Magdalena Gryka After A. Rabka’s Departure
After having its starting setter Agnieszka Rabka transfer out to rivals Developres Rzeszow, KZSO Ostrowiec was a quick to announce…
Class of 2019 Liz Melita Commits to Boise State Beach for 2020 Season
Class of 2019 recruit Liz Melita commits to Boise State Beach for the 2020 season.
#1 LBSU Wins First Half Of Home-And-Home; Sweep #16 Stanford
#1 Long Beach State remained undefeated by sweeping #16 Stanford Saturday night. The two meet again on Friday, January 26, this time at the Pyramid.
Chavers Notches Career-High 24 Kills as UCSB Tops Pepperdine
Junior outside Corey Chavers pounded down a career-high 24 kills and added six blocks and two aces to lift UC Santa Barbara past No. 12 Pepperdine on Saturday.
(POL) Coach Mark Lebedew Out, Ferdinando De Giorgi In For Jastrzębski
Jastrzębski Węgiel’s performance this season has not pleased the team’s general management.
#4 UC Irvine Hits .438 in Five-Set Comeback Win over #13 Grand Canyon
A balanced offensive attack, featuring six players with five or more kills, and a .438 team hitting effort helped No. 4 UC Irvine rally for a five-set win over homestanding Grand Canyon on Saturday evening.
