The semi-finals and finals of the 2023 NCAA DI Women’s Volleyball Championship will take place December 14-16 at Amalie Arena in Tampa, Florida.
Hosted by the University of South Florida and the Tampa Bay Sports Commission. You can visit NCAAtickets.com. Click here for championship detailshow to get tickets, events in Tampa, and more.
The first game of the women’s volleyball regular season will be played in late August. The lottery will be held in November. Texas enters his 2023 season as the defending champion after defeating Louisville in his 2022 championship game in Omaha.
Here’s a round-by-round summary of the 2022 DI Championship:
Here are the semi-final results:
NCAA.com broadcast live in Omaha. Rowling, live updates during the tournament here.
2022 NCAA DI Women’s Volleyball Bracket
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DI Women’s Volleyball Championship Results
December 1 (Thursday) Scoring (first round)
- No.6 Western Kentucky 3bowling green 0
- No. 5 Georgia Tech 3light state 0
- No. 5 rice 3Colorado 1
- Kansas 3No. 7 Miami (Florida) 0
- Georgia 3No.8 Towson 1
- 3rd Kentucky 3Loyola Chicago 0
- No.4 Baylor 3, Stephen F. Austin 0
- No.4 Marquette 3ball state 0
- No. 7 Washington Street 3 UNLV 0
- #2 Nebraska 3Delaware st 0
- 1st Texas 3, fairy dickinson 0
- #2 San Diego 3Northern Colorado 1
Friday 2 December Scores (Rounds 1 and 2)
First round games:
- No. 8 Purdue 3Tennessee 2
- No.7 BYU3James Madison 0
- #5 Houston 3South Dakota 2
- No. 6 Iowa 3FGCU2
- No.6 Southern California 3high point 0
- No.5 UCF3Yell 0
- TCU3No.8 Washington 1
- Uni 3No.7 Florida 2
- No. 1 Louisville 3Samford 0
- No. 2 Pittsburgh 3, corrugated 0
- No. 6 Arkansas 3Utah 0
- #3 Florida 3Florida A&M 0
- #3 Ohio 3,Tennessee 0
- LSU 3No.8 Hawaii 2
- Auburn 3No.4 Clayton 2
- No.4 Pennsylvania 3UMBC 0
- #1 Wisconsin 3Quinnipiac 0
- 2nd Minnesota 3, Southeast La. 0
- No.1 Stamford 3pepperdine 1 | |
- No.3 Oregon 3LMU(Ca) 0
Second round game:
Saturday, December 3 (second round)
- No. 1 Louisville 3No.8 Purdue 0
- #3 Ohio 3No.6 Southern California 0
- No.4 Pennsylvania 3No.5 UCF1
- #1 Wisconsin 3TCU 0
- #2 Pittsburgh 3No.7 BYU0
- #3 Florida 3No.6 Iowa 0
- #5 Houston 3Auburn 2
- No. 2 Minnesota 3UNI 0
- No.1 Stamford 3LSU 0
- No.3 Oregon 3No.6 Arkansas 1
Thursday, December 8 (Regional Semifinals)
Saturday, December 10 (Regional Finals)
Here are the upcoming dates for the NCAA Women’s Volleyball Championship:
| DI Women’s Volleyball Championship Dates and Venue | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Year | city | venue | date | host |
| 2024 | Louisville, Kentucky | KFC Yum!center | December 19th and 21st | University of Louisville |
| 2025 | Kansas City, Missouri | T-Mobile Center | December 18th and 20th | Kansas and Kansas City Sports Commission |
Winning history
| Year | Champion (record) | coach | Score | runner up | site |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2022 | texas (28-1) | Jerrit 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 Hanbury | 3-0 | Wisconsin | Pittsburgh |
| 2018 | Stanford (34-1) | Kevin Hanbury | 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 | Pennsylvania (36-3) | Russ Rose | 3-0 | BYU | oklahoma city |
| 2013 | Pennsylvania (34-2) | Russ Rose | 3-1 | Wisconsin | Seattle |
| year 2012 | Texas (29-4) | Jerrit Elliott | 3-0 | Oregon | Louisville |
| 2011 | UCLA (29-6) | Michael Seely | 3-1 | Illinois | San Antonio, Texas |
| 2010 | Pennsylvania (32-5) | Russ Rose | 3-0 | California | UMKC |
| 2009 | Pennsylvania (38-0) | Russ Rose | 3-2 | texas | south florida |
| 2008 | Pennsylvania (38-0) | Russ Rose | 3-0 | Stanford | Nebraska |
| 2007 | Pennsylvania (34-2) | Russ Rose | 3-2 | Stanford | sacramento |
| 2006 | Nebraska (33-1) | John Cook | 3-1 | Stanford | Nebraska |
| Year 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 | Stamford (33-2) | John Dunning | 3-0 | long beach state | San Diego |
| year 2000 | Nebraska (34-0) | John Cook | 3-2 | Wisconsin | VCUs |
| 1999 | Pennsylvania (36-1) | Russ Rose | 3-0 | Stanford | Hawaii |
| 1998 | Long Beach (36-0) | Brian Guimillaro | 3-2 | Pennsylvania | Wisconsin |
| 1997 | Stanford (33-2) | Don Shaw | 3-2 | Pennsylvania | State of Washington |
| 1996 | Stanford (31-2) | Don Shaw | 3-0 | Hawaii | Cleveland |
| 1995 | Nebraska (32-1) | Terry Pettit | 3-1 | texas | Massachusetts |
| 1994 | Stanford (31-2) | Don Shaw | 3-1 | UCLA | texas |
| 1993 | Long Beach (32-2) | Brian Guimillaro | 3-1 | Pennsylvania | Wisconsin |
| 1992 | Stanford (31-2) | Don Shaw | 3-1 | UCLA | new mexico |
| 1991 | UCLA (31-5) | Andy Banakowski | 3-2 | long beach state | UCLA |
| 1990 | UCLA (36-1) | Andy Banakowski | 3-0 | Pacific | Maryland |
| 1989 | Long Beach (32-5) | Brian Guimillaro | 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 Banakowski | 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 Elbe | 3-2 | UCLA | UCLA |
