Volleyball

5/3/2025 |  Athletes Unlimited Pro Volleyball headed to Omaha and Madison (SportsTravel) Athletes Unlimited Pro Volleyball has unveiled its new branding and new host cities in the United States for this year’s tournament.
The 2025 Athletes Unlimited Pro Volleyball Championship will feature 44 players who will face off in Omaha and Madison, Wisconsin, later this year

4/10/2025 |  NAIA Men’s Volleyball National Championship to Remain in Cedar Rapids (SportsTravel) The NAIA has extended its agreement with Cedar Rapids Tourism and Mount Mercy University in Iowa, naming them hosts of the men’s volleyball national championship through 2026.

4/9/2025 |  College Volleyball’s Audience Is Spiking—and Networks Are Noticing (Front Office Sports) Women’s college basketball has been one of the more surprising sports-growth stories in recent memory, as intense competition and electric atmospheres inside arenas have translated into a burgeoning TV property.
Two years ago, Fox Sports had a wild idea: Air college volleyball in NFL-adjacent windows. Most of the country saw Wisconsin-Minnesota airing with the NFL as its lead-in—where a lot of regions had Packers-Vikings before the match—while others saw Michigan–Ohio State leading into an NFL window.

4/8/2025 |  Santa Monica Will Not Host 2028 Olympic Beach Volleyball Tournament (SportsTravel) The city of Santa Monica announced Tuesday that it will not host beach volleyball during the 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Summer Games in Los Angeles and that LA28 had ended formal talks to host the event at Santa Monica State Beach following nearly two years of negotiations.

4/3/2025 |  Pro Volleyball Federation 2025 Championship Weekend Headed to Las Vegas (SportsTravel) The Pro Volleyball Federation will host its 2025 championship weekend in Las Vegas with three matches taking place at Lee’s Family Forum in Henderson, Nevada, home of the Vegas Thrill.
“As the proud home of the Vegas Thrill and one of the inaugural cities in Pro Volleyball Federation, we’re excited to welcome back elite athletes and passionate volleyball fans from across the country for an unforgettable championship weekend in a city built for world-class events,” said Steve Hill, chief executive officer and president of the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority.