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SUMMARY:2025 AVCA Fall Volleyball Officials Appreciation Week
DESCRIPTION:Participants? |? Instructions? |? ?Toolkit? |? Resources? |? History \nAVCA Fall Volleyball Officials Appreciation Week\nGirls and Women’s Volleyball\nSeptember 26 – October 4\, 2025\n? \nSince 2021\,?#OFFICIATIONWEEK?has grown into a proud tradition\, uniting over 2\,000 volleyball teams—from elementary to pro levels—across 48 U.S. states and beyond. \nThe?5th Annual AVCA Fall Volleyball Officials Appreciation Week is September 26 – October 4\, 2025. This nine day period is set aside for girls and women’s volleyball teams?to make sure our officials know how grateful the volleyball community is for the integral role they play. As coaches\, you are the leaders\, student-athletes\, parents\, and fans will follow your example of ensuring we treat our officials in a manner befitting their role in helping volleyball become one of the most popular sports. \n\n??Get Involved: Use?#OFFICIATIONWEEK2025?and tag?@AVCAVolleyball?on social media to share your celebration.\n? Don’t forget to?submit your event?to be added to the?AVCA National Participants List!\n\n?Note:?The?Fall #OFFICIATIONWEEK2025?focuses on girls’ and women’s teams\, while the?Spring #OFFICIATIONWEEK2026?is especially for boys’\, men’s\, beach\, club\, and pro teams. All teams are invited to participate in both events.\n \n\nParticipants\nWant to see your team added to the participants list? Don’t forget to submit your event?to be added to the?AVCA National Participants List! \n\nView the 2025 Fall Participation List (Girls and Women’s)\nView the 2025 Spring Participation List (Boys\, Men’s\, Club\, Beach & Pro)\n\n\nHow Can You Engage?\nInstructions to Participate: 5 Steps\n\nCHOOSE A MATCH during the week of September 26 – October? 4\, 2025. NOTE: Coaches/teams can participate in more than one match during the week. For example\, you might choose to recognize officials at a match as the Home team and work with another school to recognize officials at another match as the Visiting team.\n\n*If your team’s schedule prevents you from participating during this period\, contact?Tara McGuire?(tara.mcguire@avca.org) to see if special arrangements can be made.\n\n\nPLAN A SMALL TOKEN OF APPRECIATION FOR OFFICIALS PRE-MATCH – INCLUDE BOTH TEAMS – Goodie bag(s) or certificate of appreciation or something agreed upon – prior to the match before the coin toss. You can also post signs or banners; for example\, “Thank you to tonight’s officials! We appreciate all you do for volleyball!” To make this a positive experience for all\, please do NOT publish names of officials on programs\, flyers\, banners or social media.\nSNAP A GROUP PHOTO WITH OFFICIALS\, BOTH TEAMS AND COACHES. The home team is responsible for pictures\, though both teams may want to take photos to each share to social media.\nPOST & TAG #OFFICIATIONWEEK2025 + @AVCAVOLLEYBALL ON SOCIAL MEDIA. NOTE: You may also want to tag your state volleyball coaches and/or officials association\, and/or state athletic association.\nWANT TO SEE YOUR EVENT ADDED THE NATIONAL PARTICIPANT’S LIST? Submit your #OFFICIATIONWEEK2025 event to be added to the AVCA’s National’s Participant’s List.\n\n\nAVCA Volleyball Officials Appreciation Week Toolkit\nLooking for even more ways to get involved?? Choose an IDEA to put into action from the AVCA #OFFICIATIONWEEK Toolkit. \n\nDOWNLOAD the 2025 AVCA Fall Volleyball Officials Appreciation Week Toolkit (PDF)\n\n\nAdditional Resources\nCheck out these additional resources on becoming an official\, sportsmanship\, and officials appreciation. \n\nAdditional Resources: High School & Club Volleyball Officiating\nAdditional Resources: College & Pro Volleyball Officiating\n\n? \n\n2021-2025 #OFFICIATIONWEEK History\nSince 2021\, AVCA #OFFICIATIONWEEK has become a proud annual tradition among nearly 2\,000 elementary school\, middle school\, high school (boys and girls)\, club\, beach\, college men’s and women’s\, and pro volleyball teams from 49 U.S. states\, D.C. and other nations. The event is hosted twice each year\, in the spring and fall; and all teams are encouraged to participate.? The AVCA’s Annual Spring #OFFICIATIONWEEK is especially for boys\, men’s\, beach\, club and pro teams\, and 2025 AVCA Fall #OFFICIATIONWEEK is primarily for girls and women’s teams. \nInstructions to Participate: 5 Steps \n\n?Choose a match during #OFFICIATIONWEEK\n?Plan a small token of appreciation for officials pre-match – include both teams\n?Snap a group photo with officials\, both teams and coaches\n?Post to social media tagging #OFFICIATIONWEEK2025 and @avcavolleyball\n?Submit your event to the AVCA to be added to our National Participants List\n\nThe events are hosted by the AVCA High School Leadership Council. While the athletes\, coaches and teams plan and lead the individual official’s appreciation events\, the national campaign’s success is also credited to AVCA’s Affiliate Program Partners; high school athletic associations; intercollegiate athletic conferences; public and private high schools and universities; and USA Volleyball Regions who encouraged their teams to participate. \nCheck out the #OFFICIATIONWEEK Toolkit with more ideas on how to show appreciation for volleyball officials as well as recruit new officials for the sport like banners/posters\, customizable certificates for officials\, goodie bags\, PA announcements\, national and state officials appreciation week campaigns and strategies\, and more. The below websites are also available courtesy of the AVCA with resources on becoming an official\, sportsmanship\, and officials appreciation for high school and college. \n\n2021-2025 AVCA #OFFICIATIONWEEK Report(PDF)\nAdditional Resources: High School & Club\nAdditional Resources: College & Pro\n\n \n2021 AVCA Volleyball Officials Appreciation Week\n#OFFICIATIONWEEK was started by the AVCA in the fall of 2021\, in response to the national shortage of high school volleyball officials. This 1st event was promoted to girls high school teams. \n? \n2022 AVCA Volleyball Officials Appreciation Week:?241 Participants | 26 States\nThe 2nd Annual AVCA #OFFICIATIONWEEK held September 30\, to October 8\, grew vastly from its first year to include 241 participants in 26 states.?While the week was primarily marketed?to girls volleyball teams\, participants included girls\, boys\, beach and women’s volleyball.? \n\n2022 AVCA Highlights Video\n2022 AVCA Participants List\n\n \n? \n2023 AVCA Men’s & Boys Volleyball Officials Appreciation Week:?122 Participants | 23 States\nThe 1st annual AVCA Men’s and Boys #OFFICIATIONWEEK kicked off as a tremendous success with 122 participants from 23 states. Participants included: Middle School (3); High School (88); Club (4); Beach (2); NCAA DIII (12); NCAA DII (2); and NCAA DI (11). \n\n2023 AVCA Men’s and Boys Highlights Video\n2023 AVCA Men’s and Boys Participants List\n\n \n? \n2023 AVCA Girls & Women’s Volleyball Officials Appreciation Week: 600 Participants | 44 States \nA RECORD-BREAKING 600 teams and organizations in 44 states participated in #OFFICIATIONWEEK from September 29 to October 7\, 2023! This marked the first #OFFICIATIONWEEK with participants from nearly every division involved\, including: Middle School (4); High School Girls (451); High School Boys (1); Club (11); Beach (1); NJCAA (18); NAIA (5); NCAA DIII (27); NCAA DII (43); and NCAA DI (29). \n\n?2023 AVCA Girls & Women’s Highlights Video\n?2023 AVCA Girls & Women’s Participants List\n?2023 AVCA Girls & Women’s Toolkit\n\n \n? \n2024 AVCA Boys\, Men’s & Beach Volleyball Officials Appreciation Week: 98 Participants | 34 States \nIn spring 2024\, 98 participants from 34 states took part in the AVCA Boys\, Men’s & Beach #OFFICIATIONWEEK. ? 2024 marked the first official beach volleyball #OFFICIATIONWEEK\, and the 2nd Annual Boys and Men’s.? Spring 2024 #OFFICIATIONWEEK included participants from the following divisions: Middle School (4); High School (43); Club (18); Beach (9); NJCAA (2); NAIA (4); NCAA DIII (5); NCAA DII (6); NCAA DI (12); in addition to international volleyball programs. \n\n2024 AVCA Boys\, Men’s & Beach Highlights Video\n2024 AVCA Boys\, Men’s & Beach Participants List\n2024 AVCA Boys\, Men’s & Beach Toolkit\n\n \n? \n2024 AVCA Girls & Women’s Volleyball Officials Appreciation Week: 754 Participants in 47 States \nOver 754 participants in 47 states took part in a record-setting 2024 AVCA Girls and Women’s Volleyball #OFFICIATIONWEEK! This year’s participation tops the previous record of 600 participants in 44 states set in 2023. \n\n2024 AVCA Girls & Women’s Highlights Video\n2024 AVCA Girls & Women’s Participation List\n2024 AVCA Girls & Women’s Toolkit\n\n \n? \n2025 AVCA Spring Volleyball Officials Appreciation Week: 186 Participants in 38 States plus D.C. \nThe AVCA’s 3rd Annual Spring Volleyball Officials Appreciation Week on March 21-29\, 2025\, saw enthusiastic participation from across the country. 186 teams and programs from 38 states and D.C. took part in this nationwide initiative to honor volleyball officials. This year marked the first official Pro Volleyball #OFFICIATIONWEEK\, expanding the celebration to include boys’\, men’s\, beach\, club\, and professional volleyball. \nThe effort was strengthened by the involvement of leading volleyball organizations such as the Junior Volleyball Association (JVA)\, USA Volleyball\, the Pro Volleyball Federation\, and numerous state and local volleyball coaches associations. Over the nine-day period\, coaches led the charge in promoting respect and gratitude toward officials\, setting a positive example for athletes\, parents\, and fans\, and reinforcing the essential role officials play in the sport’s growth and integrity. \n\n2025 AVCA Spring #OFFICIATIONWEEK Highlights Video\n2025 AVCA Spring #OFFICIATIONWEEK Participation List\n2025 AVCA Spring #OFFICIATIONWEEK Toolkit ???\n\n \n? \n2025 AVCA Fall Volleyball Officials Appreciation Week: September 26 – October 4 \nThe 5th Annual AVCA Fall Volleyball Officials Appreciation Week on September 26 – October 4\, 2025\, is a continuation of the AVCA’s commitment to celebrate the vital role officials play in the sport. This nine-day initiative invites girls’ and women’s volleyball teams at all levels to recognize and thank the officials who help make the game possible. \nTeams across the country are joining the movement to promote respect and gratitude for officials. Coaches are leading by example\, helping foster a culture that values the integrity and leadership officials bring to the game. \n\nSubmit your event to be added to the AVCA Fall #OFFICIATIONWEEK2025 Participants List\nAVCA Fall #OFFICIATIONWEEK2025 Toolkit\n\n \n? \nGood Sportsmanship has the Power to Inspire \n#InspireSportsmanship is a new campaign launched March 2024\, through the AVCA High School Leadership Council that spotlights stories of girls and boys volleyball players\, coaches and teams displaying exceptional sportsmanship. The campaign is an extension of #OFFICIATIONWEEK’s efforts to promote sportsmanship through respect and appreciation of officials. \nUnsportsmanlike acts spread further and faster than acts of kindness\, humility\, and corporation.? That is why it is more important than ever to teach and spotlight good sportsmanship to inspire others. \nAs of April 2024\, the AVCA is proud to have received 30 stories of inspirational sportsmanship in volleyball from throughout the nation. These stories along with others submitted in the future will be showcased in the Affiliations eNewsletter\, AVCA website\, and social media in partnership with the AVCA’s Signature Affiliate\, Affiliate and Membership Organization high school partner associations.
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SUMMARY:Webinar | Direct Instruction vs Ecological Dynamic Systems-games based approach\, is not a helpful debate
DESCRIPTION:While recognizing the benefits of adopting games based learning approach when coaching volleyball to young people; the coach should not disregard the use of other coaching approaches\, including direct instruction\, in an effort to meet the needs of the learner. \n? \n\n\nPresenter: Stephen McKeown (Head Coach – Leeds Gorse Volleyball Club) \n? \nRegister\n?
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LOCATION:Zoom\, Zoom
CATEGORIES:Webinars
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SUMMARY:Webinar | A Bond Beyond the Court
DESCRIPTION:Coaching requires more than just the time and attention spent on the court. Many times there are bonds that happen off the court and outside of the gym\, that are essential to a player’s development and growth. This occurs through various activities and conversations. This presentation will explore the areas that can be identified and prioritized to strengthen bonds within the team\, to highlight that of coach and player.\n\nObjectives:\n1. Participants will have an opportunity to identify one area that can be more personable\, that is not volleyball specific.\n2. Participants will identify an area that MUST be evident in a successful volleyball program (on the court).\n3. Participants will review both identifiers to create a space for growth and dominance\, both individually and competitively\, in an unconventional way.\n? \n\n\nPresenter: Catherine Lawrence (Head Coach – Elite Scholars Academy) \n? \nRegister\n?
URL:/event/webinar-a-bond-beyond-the-court/
LOCATION:Zoom\, Zoom
CATEGORIES:Webinars
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SUMMARY:2025 AVCA Beach National Championships
DESCRIPTION:? \n \nWomen’s Pairs Championship? ?|? ?Qualifiers? ?|? ?Men’s Team Championships \nThe American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) is proud to announce that Huntsville\, Alabama\, will be the site of the AVCA Beach National Championships. The championships will feature a women’s pairs national championship and a men’s team national championship. The women’s tournament will consist of 64 pairs selected from college beach teams across the country. The men’s event will bring four schools to Huntsville to compete for the first men’s collegiate beach team national championship. \n\nEvent Information\nWomen’s Pairs Championship: November 7-9\, 2025\nMen’s Team Championship: November 8-9\, 2025 \n? \nHost City\nCity: Huntsville\, Alabama\nVenue: The John Hunt Park Sand Volleyball Complex\nAddress: 2305 Airport Rd SW\, Huntsville\, AL 35801\nAirport: Huntsville International Airport\nWhere to Stay: HSC Preferred Hotels \nThe Facility\nThe beach volleyball complex is a 428-acre site in the heart of the city located at John Hunt Park\, 2295 Airport Road SW\, Huntsville. This beautiful state of the art 15-court facility was built in 2019 with a focus on athlete safety and experience as a main focus. That key attribute was combined with an eye toward amenities that lends itself to premier beach volleyball competitions. \nWeather & Travel\nThe last month of autumn\, November\, is a mild month in Huntsville\, Alabama\, with average temperature ranging between 62°F and 46°F. If the event does face inclement weather\, we have the flexibility to quickly and easily adjust by utilizing additional courts or playing in the evening under LED lights. \nTraveling by plane?\nHuntsville International Airport has nonstop service to ten U.S. destinations and services nearly 1.2 million passengers annually. Huntsville International Airport even offers a free ticket agent service – Huntsville Hot Tickets – to help travelers find the lowest fares possible. \nTraveling by car?\nHuntsville is a two hour drive south of Nashville\, three and a half hours from Memphis and Atlanta and an hour and a half north of Birmingham. Need info on car rentals or other transportation info while you’re in town? We’ve got you covered. \n? \nWomen’s Pairs Championship | November 7-9\, 2025\nThis event is the very first of its kind and we are heading to the center of the country! Huntsville (Rally Volleyball\, City of Huntsville\, Huntsville Sports Commission) hosted the first ever women’s pairs national championships in the fall of 2022. The pairs championship included the top pairs in the country and the top performers from many of the beach programs. The format was designed to include Division I\, Division II\, and eventually Division III schools. It features three days of competition for all 64 pairs and will be played alongside the men’s team championship. Schools have been awarded bids for the pairs event based on their performance from the previous spring season. \nLegislation passed in May 2022 by the NCAA allowing multiple-day events for college women’s beach volleyball players during the fall season paved the way for the championships. The announcement is great news for the 1\,000 women who are year-round beach players. Almost 100 NCAA institutions sponsor women’s beach volleyball\, and this legislative change allowing more competition in the non-championship season allows for a competitive experience similar to other college sports. \nBid Process TBA in Spring 2025 \nQualifiers\nQualifier info TBA in Spring 2025 \nMen’s Team Championships | November 8-9\, 2025\nThis is the very first of its kind and we are heading to the center of the country! The AVCA established the Men’s Collegiate Beach Volleyball Alliance in spring of 2022. To support the excellence and investment in development\, Huntsville (Rally Volleyball\, City of Huntsville\, Huntsville Sports Commission) will proudly host the first ever men’s team national championships this fall. \n2025 Men's Interest Form\n? \nThank you to Baden for their support of the AVCA Fall Collegiate Beach Championships. \n \nSpecial thanks to event partners Huntsville Sports Commission\, the City of Huntsville\, Rally Volleyball and Beach Volleyball Consulting. \n? ?
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LOCATION:The John Hunt Park Sand Volleyball Complex\, 2295 Airport Road\, Huntsville\, AL\, 35801\, United States
CATEGORIES:Championships
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SUMMARY:2025 NJCAA DIII Women’s Volleyball Championship
DESCRIPTION:Catch the excitement of NJCAA women’s volleyball at the 2025 Division III Championship!
URL:/event/2025-njcaa-diii-womens-volleyball-championship/
LOCATION:Alliant Energy Power House\, 370 1st Avenue\, NE\, Cedar Rapids\, IA\, 52401\, United States
CATEGORIES:Championships
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251119
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SUMMARY:2025 NJCAA DII Women’s Volleyball Championship
DESCRIPTION:Catch the excitement of NJCAA volleyball at the DII women’s championship!
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LOCATION:Alliant Energy Power House\, 370 1st Avenue\, NE\, Cedar Rapids\, IA\, 52401\, United States
CATEGORIES:Championships
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SUMMARY:2025 NJCAA DI Women’s Volleyball Championship
DESCRIPTION:Catch the excitement of NJCAA women’s volleyball at the 2025 DI Championship!
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LOCATION:The Dunn Center\, 510 Drane Street\, Clarksville\, TN\, 37040\, United States
CATEGORIES:Championships
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SUMMARY:2025 NCCAA Women’s Volleyball Championships
DESCRIPTION:The National Christian College Athletic Association volleyball will crown two programs at the DI Championship at College of the Ozarks in Point Lookout\, Missouri\, December 3-6\, 2025\, and the DII Championship at Ozark Christian College in Joplin\, Missouri\, November 19-22\, 2025.
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SUMMARY:Webinar | Coaching with Confidence: Cultivating Greatness Within Your Athletic Program
DESCRIPTION:This presentation empowers athletic directors and coaches with the confidence\, strategies\, and mindset needed to build a positive and successful athletic program. This presentation will provide powerful\, actionable guidance on leadership\, team culture\, and personal coaching philosophy. Coaches will leave feeling more assured\, prepared\, and motivated to lead their teams to excellence.??? \nKey Topics Covered: \n\nEstablishing a Confident Coaching Philosophy\n\nDefining your coaching values and mission\nBuilding trust and rapport with players\nLeading with consistency and purpose\nEvolving as a coach to meet new challenges\n\n\nBuilding a Strong Team Culture\n\nCreating an environment of trust\, respect\, and accountability\nReinforcing positive behaviors and team values\nEncouraging a culture of collaboration and support\n\n\nDevelop a Championship Mindset in Your Team\n\nInstilling mental toughness and resilience\nEncouraging accountability and leadership among players\nHandling adversity and pressure situations\n\n\nProgress Over Perfection\n\nFocusing on continuous improvement rather than flawless execution\nTeaching players to embrace mistakes as learning opportunities\nSetting realistic goals and celebrating small wins\n\n\nSustaining Long-Term Success\n\nProgram development beyond the season\nCollaboration-Building relationships with parents and the community\nAdapting to evolving coaching trends and strategies\n\n\n\nBenefits for Athletic Directors/Coaches: \n\nConvenient Learning: Attend in person or from anywhere via webinar.\nInteractive Experience: Engage in live discussions and Q&A sessions.\nPractical Takeaways: Implement actionable strategies immediately into your coaching routine.\nExpert Insights: Gain knowledge from a seasoned coach with real-world experience in program development.\nNetworking Opportunities: Connect with other coaches to share best practices and challenges.\n\n\nResource Sharing: Access leadership exercises and additional tools designed to complement the strategies outlined in Coaching with Confidence.\n\n? \n\n\nPresenter: Suzanne Marble (Former Head Coach – La Conner High School & Author-Coaching with Confidence: Your Guide to Cultivate Greatness Within Your Athletic Program) \n? \nRegister\n?
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LOCATION:Zoom\, Zoom
CATEGORIES:Webinars
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SUMMARY:2025 NCAA Division III Women’s Volleyball Championship
DESCRIPTION:See who is crowned the 2025 NCAA Division III Women’s National Champion. Please visit the NCAA DIII Championship site for more information on tickets\, bracket\, and rankings.
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LOCATION:Shirk Center Arena\, Bloomington\, Illinois
CATEGORIES:Championships
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SUMMARY:2025 NAIA Women’s Volleyball Championship
DESCRIPTION:The Tyson Events Center and Sioux City will host the upcoming women’s volleyball national championship set to take place December 3–9\, 2025. Please visit the NAIA Volleyball site for more information on tickets\, bracket\, and a visitors guide.
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LOCATION:Tyson Events Center\, 401 Gordon Dr.\, Sioux City\, IA\, 51101\, United States
CATEGORIES:Championships
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251211
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20251214
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SUMMARY:2025 NCAA Division II Women’s Volleyball Championship
DESCRIPTION:See who is crowned the 2025 NCAA Division II Women’s National Champion. Please visit the NCAA DII Championship site for more information on tickets\, bracket\, and rankings.
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LOCATION:Sanford Pentagon\, 2210 W. Pentagon Pl.\, Sioux Falls\, SD\, 57107\, United States
CATEGORIES:Championships
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SUMMARY:2025 AVCA Convention
DESCRIPTION:Registration is open for the AVCA Convention in Kansas City. \nThe AVCA Annual Convention is the one event each year that brings the entire volleyball community together. The convention is the place to learn from each other\, talk shop\, build relationships\, and celebrate the best coaches and athletes in our sport. \nWhether you are searching for a new job\, want to continue your professional development\, network with your friends\, or go to the NCAA championship matches\, there are many reasons to attend the AVCA Convention including: \n\nOver 100 court and classroom education sessions\nDivision specific business meetings to keep you updated on the latest issues and hot topics\nNumerous networking opportunities\, social events\, and awards celebrations\nWorld’s largest volleyball specific exhibit show\nCareer Center with job postings\, salary survey information\, and career counseling services\nRecruiting events including the Girls Talent Showcase and Boys Talent Showcase\nWatch the NCAA Women’s Division I Championship to see which team is crowned national champions\n\nMark your calendar for December 17–21\, 2025\, and join us in Kansas City\, Missouri\, for a great week of volleyball\, education\, networking\, and fun. Registration & hotel room blocks are open. \n \nUpcoming AVCA Conventions: \nKansas City\, MO: Dec. 17–21\, 2025\nSan Antonio\, TX: Dec. 16–20\, 2026\nColumbus\, OH: Dec. 15–19\, 2027 \n?
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LOCATION:Kansas City Convention Center\, 301 West 13th Street\, Suite 100\, Kansas City\, MO\, 64105\, United States
CATEGORIES:Convention
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ORGANIZER;CN="AVCA":MAILTO:members@avca.org
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251218
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20251221
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SUMMARY:2025 AVCA Phenom College Prep Program
DESCRIPTION:For the fourteenth year\, the AVCA will host the invitation only Phenom College Preparatory Program. The 2025 AVCA Phenom College Prep Program will be held on December 18-20\, 2025\, in Kansas City\, Missouri. Since the start of the program\, 80% of participating athletes end up on college rosters! Check out the latest data. \nThe Phenom Program is the only showcase that consistently has 200+ college coaches in attendance. In 2022\, 242 college coaches RSVP’d in advance or registered onsite. In 2023\, 425 coaches RSVP’d in advance or registered onsite. In 2024\, 248 coaches RSVP’d or registered onsite.
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LOCATION:Kansas City Convention Center\, 301 West 13th Street\, Suite 100\, Kansas City\, MO\, 64105\, United States
CATEGORIES:Talent Showcase
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251218
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20251222
DTSTAMP:20251002T065551
CREATED:20241219T103501Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250528T181325Z
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SUMMARY:2025 NCAA Division I Women’s Volleyball Championship
DESCRIPTION:See who is crowned the NCAA Division I Women’s National Champion. Please visit the NCAA DI Championship site for more information on tickets\, bracket\, and rankings.
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LOCATION:T-Mobile Center\, 1407 Grand Blvd.\, Kansas City\, MO\, 64106\, United States
CATEGORIES:Championships
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260417
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260420
DTSTAMP:20251002T065551
CREATED:20250412T091726Z
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SUMMARY:AVCA Small College Beach Volleyball Championships
DESCRIPTION:The AVCA Small College Beach Volleyball Championships is the largest collegiate beach volleyball event in the country with 33 teams competing in 455 total matches during the championship weekend. The event brings together the top beach teams in the country from NCAA Division II\, NCAA Division III\, and the NAIA. A champion is crowned in each division along with recognition of All-America/All-Tournament teams. The championships also include a Pairs Challenge event for participating teams. \nWhen: April 17-19\, 2026 \nWhere: Gulf Shores Public Beach – Gulf Shores\, AL \nLocation: Public beach area in front of The Hangout Restaurant\, 101 E. Beach Blvd.\, Gulf Shores\, AL 36542 \nAdmission: Free \nChampionship Schedule: Click here to view the overall 2025 championship schedule. All times are listed in Central time. \nMatch Results: Please click here to view 2025 match results and an updated schedule of matches during the event. \nDivision II Championship (April 17-19): Click here to view the 2025 Division II championship format. Click here for 2025 DII team seeding and pool play matchups. \nDivision III Championship (April 18-19): Click here to view the 2025 Division III championship format. Click here for 2025 DIII team seeding and pool play matchups. \nNAIA Championship (April 17-18): Click here to view the 2025 NAIA Championship format. Click here for 2025 NAIA team seeding and pool play matchups. \nPairs Challenge (April 17): Click here to view the 2025 Pairs Challenge pool assignments and schedule. \nSocial Media: Please use #AVCABeach\, the official event hashtag \nPlease contact Jason Jones at jason.jones@avca.org with questions regarding the AVCA Small College Beach Championships. \nPlease click here to see a history of past AVCA Small College Beach National Championship teams along with All-America and All-Tournament selections. \nPlease click here for product and sponsorship engagement opportunities. Please contact AVCA Senior Sales Director Toby Bishop at toby.bishop@avca.org for additional information. \nThank you to Baden\, Rox Volleyball\, and The Hangout for their support of the AVCA Small College Beach Championships. \n? ? ? ? \nSpecial thanks to event partners Gulf Shores-Orange Beach Sports & Events and the City of Gulf Shores.? \n? \n? \n2025 DII Champions: University of Tampa \n \n2025 DII All-Americans: From left – Hailey Wolfe of Tampa\, Nevaeh Wolfe of Tampa\, Sarah Ostojic of Concordia University Irvine\, and Kelissa Lamoine of Concordia University Irvine are pictured with former AVCA Executive Director Kathy DeBoer (center). Not pictured: All-Americans Camdyn Albrecht of Palm Beach Atlantic\, Katelyn Nadeau of Palm Beach Atlantic\, Liana Huesca of Texas A&M-Kingsville\, and Rylan Pollard of Texas A&M-Kingsville. \n \n2025 DIII Champions: University of Mary Hardin-Baylor \n \n2025 DIII All-Americans: Kaylee Howell of Berry\, Becky Blaydes of Berry\, Tasha Thoms of Mary Hardin-Baylor\, and Heidi Farrar of Mary Hardin-Baylor \n \n2025 NAIA Champions: Webber International \n \n2025 NAIA All-Tournament: Layton Adams\, Mobile; Aspen Adams\, Mobile; Lily Arnold\, Webber; and Nadia Reid\, Webber \n \n2025 Pairs Challenge Pool Winners:?Pool A ?—?Annie Dziczkowski & Caroline Kantner\, Carson Newman | Pool B —?Sophie Harris & Madeline Sanders\, Florida Southern | Pool C —?Haylee Hopman & Bella Rosillo\, Tampa | Pool D —?Emily Buchberger & Rachel Russell\, Wayland Baptist | Pool E —?Jocelyn Escoffery & Madison Prois\, Eckerd | Pool F —?Ava Blanco & Brooke Hartman\, Colorado Mesa | Pool G —?Sarah Idler & Aubrey Wieser\, Florida Southern | Pool H —?Lauren Rohlwing & Stormi Tadlock\, Colorado Mesa | Pool I —?Rachele Braccio & Gabriela Garcia\, Texas A&M-Texarkana | Pool J —?Olivia Highstreet & Jordan Vander Veen\, Concordia University Irvine
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LOCATION:Gulf Shores Public Beach\, 101 E. Beach Blvd.\, Gulf Shores\, AL\, 36542\, United States
CATEGORIES:Championships
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260424
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260427
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CREATED:20250609T182340Z
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SUMMARY:2026 NCAA Division III Men’s Volleyball Championship
DESCRIPTION:See who is crowned the 2026 NCAA Division III men’s volleyball national champion. Please visit the NCAA DIII championship site for more information on tickets\, bracket\, and rankings.
URL:/event/2026-ncaa-division-iii-mens-volleyball-championship/
LOCATION:Blake Arena\, 263 Alden Street\, Springfield\, MA\, 01109\, United States
CATEGORIES:Championships
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260507
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260512
DTSTAMP:20251002T065551
CREATED:20250609T135717Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250616T213412Z
UID:10000154-1778112000-1778543999@www.avca.org
SUMMARY:2026 National Collegiate Men’s Volleyball Championship
DESCRIPTION:See who is crowned the 2026 National Collegiate men’s volleyball national champion. Please visit the National Collegiate MVB championship site for more information on tickets and the bracket.
URL:/event/2026-national-collegiate-mens-volleyball-championship/
LOCATION:Pauley Pavilion\, 301 Westwood Plaza\, Los Angeles\, CA\, 90095\, United States
CATEGORIES:Championships
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