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USA Volleyball is pleased to announce the appointment of Wade Garard as its Chief Advancement Officer, a strategic hire aimed at driving the organization’s long-term growth and philanthropic efforts. Garard brings an extensive background in fundraising, capital campaigns, nonprofit management, as well as extensive connections in the volleyball and sports business communities to the leadership team at USAV.
The U.S. Men’s Sitting Team completed its four-match exhibition series against Japan on Sunday with a pair of 3-0 sweeps at the AVC Dallas Girls 18s National Qualifier in Texas.
The U.S. Men’s Sitting Team opened the 2025 season with two victories over Japan during a series of friendly matches at the AVC Dallas Girls 18s National Qualifier in Texas.
USA Volleyball, in partnership with the Association of Volleyball Professionals and the Gulf Coast Region, announces a venue change for the 2025 U.S. Beach Club Championship.
he AVCA did not change the rankings since last week’s roundup, so the top five for Division I/II remains intact even with two of those teams dropping recent matches. In Division III, the top-five rankings also remained the same. Southern Virginia earned 18 votes to remain atop the roundup and the poll for the second straight week.
Sportswomen of Colorado has named U.S. Women’s National Team setter Jordyn Poulter as its Sportswomen of the Year for Pro Volleyball.
Welcome to the first men’s volleyball college roundup of 2025. Following the First Point Challenge and the first few matches of the new season, Division I/II rankings have already seen a shakeup since the preseason polls.
Major League Volleyball (MLV), a new professional women’s volleyball league, will launch in January 2026 with a minimum of 10 teams from across the United States. The league is supported by more than $100 million in committed funding.
Four teams ranked in the top 20 of the AVCA Men’s Volleyball Poll, including No. 1 and two-time defending champion UCLA, continue the 2025 season at this weekend’s Fourth Annual First Point Collegiate Challenge in Austin, Texas, Jan. 17-18.
It’s the dawn of an exciting new era in professional volleyball as two domestic professional women’s leagues begin their seasons this week. The first serve of the inaugural season of League One (LOVB) is tonight, and the Pro Volleyball Federation (PVF) begins its second season on January 9.
