NCAA DI Women's Volleyball Championship 2023: Bracket, Schedule and Scores

2023-12-04 08:06:55

The 2023 NCAA DI women’s volleyball championship began Thursday, Nov. 30 and continues through the national semifinals on Thursday, Dec. 14 and the national championship on Sunday, Dec. 17. Get the bracket, schedule and scores below for all matches.

➡️ See the full interactive bracket here

Here’s the schedule by round:

First and second rounds: Thursday-Friday, Nov. 30-Dec. 1 OR Saturday-Sunday, Dec. 2-3
Regionals: Thursday, Dec. 7 and Saturday, Dec. 9
Semifinals: Thursday, Dec. 14
National Championship: 3 p.m. ET Sunday, Dec. 17 on ABC

2023 NCAA women’s volleyball tournament bracket

The University of South Florida and Tampa Bay Sports Commission are the hosts. You can visit NCAAtickets.com here for more information on the championshipincluding how to get tickets, events in Tampa and more.

2023 NCAA women’s volleyball tournament schedule, scores

Third Round

Thursday, Dec. 7:

Saturday, Dec. 9:

Thursday, Nov. 30

First round

Western Michigan 3, (7) Auburn 0
Baylor 3, (7) James Madison 0
(6) Marquette 3, Eastern Illinois 0
(5) Georgia Tech 3, South Alabama 1
(7) SMU 3Texas State 0
(5) Penn State 3, Yale 1
Miami (FL) 3(8) UNI 1
(3) Purdue 3Fairfield 0
(4) Florida 3, FGCU 0
(2) Kentucky 3, Wofford 0
Hawaii 3, (7) Iowa State 1
(2) Texas 3, Texas A&M 0
(2) Louisville 3, Wright State 1
(1) Wisconsin 3, Jackson State 0
(4) Kansas 3, Omaha 0
(2) Oregon 3, Southeastern Louisiana 0

Friday, Dec. 1

First and second rounds

(8) Southern California 3, UMBC 0
(6) Western Kentucky 3, Coastal Carolina 0
Minnesota 3, (6) Utah State 0
(8)Missouri 3, Delaware 0
TCU 3, (6) Florida State 1
(5) Arizona State 3, Georgia 0
(2) Kentucky 3, Baylor 0
(3) Tennessee 3, High Point 0
(2) Louisville 3, Western Michigan 0
(1) Pitt 3, Coppin State 0
(5) Penn State 3, (4) Kansas 2
(3) Creighton 3, Colgate 0
(1) Wisconsin 3, Miami (FL) 0
(8) Houston 3, UC Santa Barbra 1
(2) Texas 3, (7) SMU 0
(3) Purdue 3, (6) Marquette 1
(1) Nebraska 3, LIU 0
(3) Arkansas 3, SFA 0
(5) Dayton 3, Pepperdine 2
(5) Georgia Tech 3, (4) Florida 2
(4) BYU 3, Weber State 0
(1) Stanford 3, Fresno State 0
(2) Oregon 3, Hawaii 0
(4) Washington State 3, Grand Canyon 0

Saturday, Dec. 2

Second round — all matches on ESPN+

2022 NCAA DI women’s volleyball bracket

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Here are the future dates for the NCAA women’s volleyball championships.

DI WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONSHIP DATES AND SITES
Year
City
Venue
Dates
Host
2024
Louisville, Ky.
KFC YUM! Center
Dec 19 & 21
University of Louisville
2025
Kansas City, Mo.
T-Mobile Center
Dec 18 & 20
Kansas and Kansas City Sports Commission

Championship history

YEAR
CHAMPION (RECORD)
COACH
SCORE
RUNNER-UP
SITE
2022
Texas (28-1)
Jerritt Elliott
3-0
Louisville
Omaha
2021
Wisconsin (31-3)
Kelly Sheffield
3-2
Nebraska
Columbus
2020
Kentucky (24-1)
Craig Skinner
3-1
Texas
Omaha
2019
Stanford (30-4)
Kevin Hambly
3-0
Wisconsin
Pittsburgh
2018
Stanford (34-1)
Kevin Hambly
3-2
Nebraska
Minneapolis
2017
Nebraska (32-4)
John Cook
3-1
Florida
Kansas City
2016
Stanford (26-7)
John Dunning
3-1
Texas
Columbus
2015
Nebraska (32-4)
John Cook
3-0
Texas
Omaha
2014
Penn State (36-3)
Russ Rose
3-0
BYU
Oklahoma City
2013
Penn State (34-2)
Russ Rose
3-1
Wisconsin
Seattle
2012
Texas (29-4)
Jerritt Elliott
3-0
Oregon
Louisville
2011
UCLA (29-6)
Michael Sealy
3-1
Illinois
San Antonio, Texas
2010
Penn State (32-5)
Russ Rose
3-0
California
UMKC
2009
Penn State (38-0)
Russ Rose
3-2
Texas
South Florida
2008
Penn State (38-0)
Russ Rose
3-0
Stanford
Nebraska
2007
Penn State (34-2)
Russ Rose
3-2
Stanford
Sacramento State
2006
Nebraska (33-1)
John Cook
3-1
Stanford
Nebraska
2005
Washington (32-1)
Jim McLaughlin
3-0
Nebraska
UTSA
2004
Stanford (30-6)
John Dunning
3-0
Minnesota
Long Beach State
2003
Southern California (35-0)
Mick Haley
3-1
Florida
Dallas
2002
Southern California (31-1)
Mick Haley
3-1
Stanford
New Orleans
2001
Stanford (33-2)
John Dunning
3-0
Long Beach State
San Diego State
2000
Nebraska (34-0)
John Cook
3-2
Wisconsin
VCU
1999
Penn State (36-1)
Russ Rose
3-0
Stanford
Hawaii
1998
Long Beach State (36-0)
Brian Gimmillaro
3-2
Penn State
Wisconsin
1997
Stanford (33-2)
Don Shaw
3-2
Penn State
Washington State
1996
Stanford (31-2)
Don Shaw
3-0
Hawaii
Cleveland State
1995
Nebraska (32-1)
Terry Pettit
3-1
Texas
Massachusetts
1994
Stanford (31-2)
Don Shaw
3-1
UCLA
Texas
1993
Long Beach State (32-2)
Brian Gimmillaro
3-1
Penn State
Wisconsin
1992
Stanford (31-2)
Don Shaw
3-1
UCLA
New Mexico
1991
UCLA (31-5)
Andy Banachowski
3-2
Long Beach State
UCLA
1990
UCLA (36-1)
Andy Banachowski
3-0
Pacific
Maryland
1989
Long Beach State (32-5)
Brian Gimmillaro
3-0
Nebraska
Hawaii
1988
Texas (34-5)
Mick Haley
3-0
Hawaii
Minnesota
1987
Hawaii (37-2)
Dave Shoji
3-1
Stanford
Indianapolis
1986
Pacific (39-3)
John Dunning
3-0
Nebraska
Pacific
1985
Pacific (36-3)
John Dunning
3-1
Stanford
Western Michigan
1984
UCLA (33-6)
Andy Banachowski
3-2
Stanford
UCLA
1983
Hawaii (34-2)
Dave Shoji
3-0
UCLA
Kentucky
1982
Hawaii (33-1)
Dave Shoji
3-2
Southern California
Pacific
1981
Southern California (27-10)
Chuck Erbe
3-2
UCLA
UCLA