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About: So You Think You Can Play Beach
If you're one of those people who watches the AVP on TV and thinks those players have nothing on you and your sand partner, your opportunity to prove it is here.USAV held the first of four beach tournaments they're calling International Development Qualifiers (IDQ) this past weekend in Long Beach.The top three finishers at each tourney will get a chance to r ...
About: A Big Week for Penn State
The No. 9 Nittany Lions travel west this week for three big matches against two top ten teams and last year's national champs. They'll face No. 4 BYU, No. 6 Long Beach State and No. 11 UCI. Stanford took the top spot away from Pepperdine this week in the AVCA Coaches Poll. The Cardinal has this week off, so they won't have to back it up just yet. In fact, th ...
About: A Weekend of Splits
Four of the teams in last week's top five dropped an unexpected match last week. The only exception was No. 2 Stanford which won both matches against UCSD and Long Beach State in four sets.The rest of the field faltered a bit. No. 1 Pepperdine lost to BYU 1-3 on night one and then came back the next night for their revenge with a 3-0 win. CSUN squeaked by Ha ...
About: AVP Blinks, Players Win
Everyone knows that the FIVB and the AVP have a long-standing history of animosity. Time and time again the two have butted heads.Ever since the FIVB got involved in beach volleyball the two organizations have fought. They fought over the qualification process. They fought over what ball to use. They fought over locations of tournaments and disagreed about h ...
About: But Wait...There's More!
To add to last week's announcements out of the AVP regarding the new commissioner and this summer's schedule, another piece of good news was revealed this week. We will see the Tour on TV this summer. ABC and ESPN2 will carry the finals of 13 tour events, four on ABC and nine on ESPN2. The exposure should help the Tour secure that elusive title sponsor it ha ...
About: Games to Watch - Hawaii Comes Stateside
Coming up this week in men's volleyball, Hawaiiis coming to the mainland to take on CSUN and USC. In light of the fall both of these teams have taken in the past week, these should be good matches to see how the 'Bows match up.Also, after one of the worst weeks in Westwood for a long while, the reeling Bruins will take on UCI. Now we'll see if the Bruins hav ...
About: Pepperdine Shines, Bruins Struggle
Pepperdine continued to roll over the weekend, confirming that their No. 1 ranking is deserved. They once again handled CSUN, beating them 3-1. Seems the Waves have hit their stride.CSUN beat USC for the second time this season, clearly continuing their dominance over the Trojans with their 16th consecutive win in the match up. The Matadors moved back up the ...
About: AVP Announcements Minus One
Two big news items out of the AVP this week. The Tour named beach VB legend Mike Dodd the league's new commissioner. He'll be responsible foroverseeing "all competition, athlete welfare and sport development."Also, the 2010 tour schedule is out and it lists 12 event locations for this summer. No tourney scheduled as yet in Las Vegas this year to the chagrin ...
About: Would the Real Deal Please Stand Up...
It's the battle of the formers on Wednesday. Former No. 1 CSUN meets former No. 3 USC. Now ranked five and six respectively, the game has lost a bit of its luster, but should still be a good battle as they both teams attempt to turn things around. Then on Friday, former No. 1 CSUN will take on current No. 1 Pepperdine which could show us which team is curren ...
About: A New Number One
Trouble at the top this week. CSUN and USC have dropped out of the top three in the AVCA Coaches Poll for the first time in the regular season. With losses to UCI and UCLA, Northridge drops to 11-4 on the season and tumbles from the No. 1 spot. After three weeks at the top, the Matadors now sit at No. 5.Just behind them is former No. 3 USC. After last week's ...
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·So You Think You Can Play Beach
If you're one of those people who watches the AVP on TV and thinks those players have nothing on you and your sand partner, your opportunity to prove it is here.USAV held the first of four beach tournaments they're calling International Development Qualifiers (IDQ) this past weekend in Long Beach.The top three finishers at each tourney will get a chance to represent the USA in international tournaments. AVP pairs ran ...
·A Big Week for Penn State
The No. 9 Nittany Lions travel west this week for three big matches against two top ten teams and last year's national champs. They'll face No. 4 BYU, No. 6 Long Beach State and No. 11 UCI. Stanford took the top spot away from Pepperdine this week in the AVCA Coaches Poll. The Cardinal has this week off, so they won't have to back it up just yet. In fact, they don't face another top ten team until they see Long Beach ...
·A Weekend of Splits
Four of the teams in last week's top five dropped an unexpected match last week. The only exception was No. 2 Stanford which won both matches against UCSD and Long Beach State in four sets.The rest of the field faltered a bit. After an undefeated February, No. 1 Pepperdine started March off with a 1-3 loss to BYU. They came back the next night for their revenge with a 3-0 win over the Cougars. CSUN squeaked by Hawaii ...
·AVP Blinks, Players Win
Everyone knows that the FIVB and the AVP have a long-standing history of animosity. Time and time again the two have butted heads.Ever since the FIVB got involved in beach volleyball the two organizations have fought. They fought over the qualification process. They fought over what ball to use. They fought over locations of tournaments and disagreed about how the tournaments were run.In the end, it was a power strug ...
·But Wait...There's More!
To add to last week's announcements out of the AVP regarding the new commissioner and this summer's schedule, another piece of good news was revealed this week. We will see the Tour on TV this summer. ABC and ESPN2 will carry the finals of 13 tour events, four on ABC and nine on ESPN2. The exposure should help the Tour secure that elusive title sponsor it has yetto announce.Most of the air times are during the aftern ...
·Games to Watch - Hawaii Comes Stateside
Coming up this week in men's volleyball, Hawaiiis coming to the mainland to take on CSUN and USC. In light of the fall both of these teams have taken in the past week, these should be good matches to see how the 'Bows match up.Also, after one of the worst weeks in Westwood for a long while, the reeling Bruins will take on UCI. Now we'll see if the Bruins have any fight left in them or if UCI can capitalize on their s ...
·Pepperdine Shines, Bruins Struggle
Pepperdine continued to roll over the weekend, confirming that their No. 1 ranking is deserved. They once again handled CSUN, beating them 3-1. Seems the Waves have hit their stride.CSUN beat USC for the second time this season, clearly continuing their dominance over the Trojans with their 16th consecutive win in the match up. The Matadors moved back up the ranks of the AVCA Coaches Poll to No. 3 this week.Worst wee ...
·AVP Announcements Minus One
Two big news items out of the AVP this week. The Tour named beach VB legend Mike Dodd the league's new commissioner. He'll be responsible foroverseeing "all competition, athlete welfare and sport development."Also, the 2010 tour schedule is out and it lists 12 event locations for this summer. No tourney scheduled as yet in Las Vegas this year to the chagrin of many fans and a few less tournaments than last year. Some ...
·Would the Real Deal Please Stand Up...
The number one ranking has changed for the third time this season in men's volleyball, but the coming weeks will make it clear who the real top team is going into the playoffs.It's the battle of the formers on Wednesday. Former No. 1 CSUN meets former No. 3 USC. Now ranked five and six respectively, the game has lost a bit of its luster, but should still be a good battle as they both teams attempt to turn things arou ...
·A New Number One
Trouble at the top this week. CSUN and USC have dropped out of the top three in the AVCA Coaches Poll for the first time in the regular season. With losses to UCI and UCLA, Northridge drops to 11-4 on the season and tumbles from the No. 1 spot. After three weeks at the top, the Matadors now sit at No. 5.Just behind them is former No. 3 USC. After last week's loss to No. 2 Stanford, they fell three spots to No. 6.And ...
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·UGA duo named all-SEC
Georgia volleyball players Valentina Gonzalez and Briana Bahr were named to the Southeastern Conference's all-league rosters on Monday.
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·Welcoming Party
St. John Arena had been good to IPFW. After upsetting Ohio State and top-ranked Pepperdine there in consecutive weeks, the Mastodons were three games away from a national championship, but some Anteaters had other ideas....Click here for full story or visit www.cstv.com for more.
·UC Irvine Captures First Men's Volleyball Crown
It's the year of the snout in NCAA men's volleyball. UC Irvine's Anteaters blended their power game with great defense to beat IPFW 3-1 Saturday and win their first volleyball national championship. The second-seeded Anteaters (29-5) won by scores of 30-20, 24-30, 30-23 and 30-28, extending their school record for wins in a season. IPFW - an acronym representing the 12,000-student school's relationships with Indiana ...
·Anteaters, Mastodons Finally Get Their Moment In The Sun
-The most vivid lesson John Speraw ever learned is also the most painful one. A standout middle blocker at UCLA, he will never forget how much it hurt to be upset by Penn State in the 1994 national championship match. What nags at him even more is why the Bruins lost. "We didn't respect Penn State and our arrogance is what cost us the national championship that year," Speraw said on Friday. Now Speraw is the head coa ...
·Anteaters Get Revenge
364 days ago, the UC Irvine Anteaters were walking off the court in University Park, PA, having just been upset and knocked out of the NCAA semifinals by Penn State. This year, they got a chance for some payback, and made the most of it....Click here for full story or visit www.cstv.com for more.
·Mastodons, Anteaters to Square Off in NCAA Championship
-Having made it to their first championship, now either IPFW or UC Irvine will take home its first title. Second-team All-American C.J. Macias led the way as IPFW stunned top-seeded Pepperdine 3-1 and Irvine got even with Penn State for a loss in the semifinals a year ago by beating the Nittany Lions 3-1 in the semis on Thursday night. The Mastodons (23-7) won 27-30, 30-27, 30-27, 30-25 over the Waves (26-3), who had ...
·Mastodons Break Through
In five appearances in the NCAA men's volleyball championships, the IPFW Mastodons had never made it out of the semifinals. This year, not even No.1 Pepperdine could stand in their way....Click here for full story or visit www.cstv.com for more.
·IPFW Advances to NCAA Finals
-Second-team All-American C.J. Macias led the way as IPFW stunned top-seeded Pepperdine 3-1 in the NCAA men's volleyball semifinals on Thursday night. The Mastodons (23-7) advanced to their first title game, winning by scores of 27-30, 30-27, 30-27, 30-25. They will meet the winner of UC-Irvine and Penn State in Saturday's championship match. The school with the acronym for a name - it's represents the school's affil ...
·Mastodons, Anteaters, Waves, Nittany Lions at Volleyball Semis
-No one could blame league rivals UC-Irvine and Pepperdine if they looked ahead to another meeting in the NCAA men's volleyball final. But that might be a big mistake. "Looking ahead can be dangerous," Irvine's All-America setter, Brian Thornton, said Wednesday. "We definitely don't want to do that because Penn State is a very good team and that is all we are concerned about." While Irvine (27-5) must get past the Ni ...
·Semifinals About To Take Shape
By Saturday evening, four of these 12 teams - Pepperdine, BYU, UC Irvine, UC Santa Barbara, Ohio State, IPFW, Loyola-Chicago, Ball State, Penn State, St. Francis, George Mason, and Princeton - will be celebrating a trip to the NCAA Men's National Semifinals in Columbus, Ohio....Click here for full story or visit www.cstv.com for more.
·Tournament Time
The first steps on the road to Columbus were taken Wednesday night as three matches, two in the East and one in the West, were played across the country....Click here for full story or visit www.cstv.com for more.
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