The 2024 NCAA Division III Volleyball Tournament is officially here! Teams will compete over the course of three weeks with the ultimate goal of being the national championship. At the top of that list is Juniata, the overall No. 1 seed in the nation. They look to go back to back after only dropping three sets during the 2024 regular season. They host Penn State-Adams in the first round of the tournament to kick off their 2024 run.

The Landmark Conference Volleyball Championship goes to Juniata for yet another year as they defeat Scranton in a rematch of last year's Landmark Championship. A year ago, Scranton was able to pull away and steal a set, but this year Juniata left no doubt and dominated in a quick sweep.

Juniata looks to remain perfect this weekend in the upcoming Landmark Volleyball Championship. After not dropping a single set in conference play, and only two on the season, Juniata looks to clinch yet another National Championship.

The reigning Division III Volleyball National Champions are ready to raise their banner and kick off their journey to their third-straight title this Friday. The Juniata Women's Volleyball team will play the Ohio Northern on September 6th at 7 PM ET at the 2024 ASCIS Invitational.

Drake Women's Volleyball team will open the 2024 season by playing the Missouri Tigers on August 30th at 3:30 PM CT in an early season test for the women's volleyball programs.

The ACC's NC State team will play No. 12 Creighton Volleyball at the Bluejay Invitational on August 30th at 6 PM CT in an early season test for the women's volleyball programs.

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No. 1 UCLA Men's Volleyball will face off against No. 2 Grand Canyon in the 2024 MPSF Men's Volleyball Championship on April 20th at USC in Los Angeles, CA. The Mountain Pacific Sports Federation (MPSF) is one of the strongest and most competitive leagues in collegiate men's volleyball history.

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The MPSF Men's Volleyball Championship is about to begin, with defending champions UCLA at the top of the pile, garnering the No. 1 seed and first-round bye, as well as clocking in at No. 1 in the AVCA Coaches Poll and RPI to end the 2024 season.

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Seven MPSF Men's Volleyball teams will come together to decide who will reign supreme in one of the toughest volleyball conferences in the NCAA. Five MSPF programs reside within the top 10 of the most recent AVCA Coaches Poll, including UCLA (No. 1), Grand Canyon (No. 4), BYU (No. 6), Stanford (No. 7) and Pepperdine (No. 9). All those teams will be part of the MPSF tournament, along with USC, who are No. 14 in the Coaches Poll, and Concordia.

UCLA men's volleyball sits at the top of the standings at the end of the MPSF men's volleyball regular season. In garnering the top seed in the upcoming MPSF Men's Volleyball Tournament, the defending national champions will get an extra day of rest while the rest of the competition duke it out in the quarterfinals.

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