Wave 2 of AAU Boys Nationals kicked off today at Orlando and similarly to Wave 1, there has been a lot of exciting action already.  Another reminder that open divisions in 15-18s are now 6 pools of 8 ...

What a last day of wave 1.  18s, 16s, 13s, 12s champions were crowned but not before some drama unfolded.   Volleyball Mag Championship Bracket Pick-em  (join us in trying to pick winners of 2025 16 ...

While 18s held mostly to the expectations, that definitely was not the case in 16s 🙂 What a wild ride for some of the teams. Here are the 16s Open Championship Bracket participants: #2 GVA Boys 16u ...

Day 2 brought along some amazing volleyball so read all about it below. 18 Open – Results Top 4 seeds are still cruising along as MB SURF, WPVC, Balboa Bay, and Bay to Bay are all still undefeated.

AAU Nationals Wave 1 – Orlando, Florida – Schedule | Watch For more data on boys’ nationals please take a look at this spreadsheet: Boys National Championships DataSheet ...

Largest boys’ volleyball tournament ever held kicked off today in Orlando as AAU Nationals got underway.  1429 teams are ...

University of California, Merced Executive Director of Recreation & Athletics David Dunham announced today that Chris Carter has been named the third head men’s volleyball coach in program history.

The 2025 boys’ high school season should be exciting. Many states are sanctioned and have a rich history of boys’ volleyball. Some states like Minnesota are just becoming sanctioned, while states like ...

Matt Werle spent 13 years at Grand Canyon coaching the men’s volleyball team and effective immediately he will be the women’s volleyball Associate Head Coach at Kansas. GCU assistant coaches Bryan ...

In this edition of Volleyball Today, we’ve got the final AVCA regular-season top 25, some postseason conference honors, a look at the World Beach Pro Tour finals in Doha, and a report on USA women ...

Pittsburgh finished as the unanimous No. 1 in the VolleyballMag Super 16 Media Poll of the regular season. Nebraska is back to No. 2. Penn State, now No. 3, traded places with No. 4 Louisville.