The 2022 NCAA ladies’s volley ball champion will certainly occur in Omaha, Nebraska, at the CHI University Hospital Omaha, simply one year after Wisconsin took house its very first nationwide title in program background. The nationwide semifinal will certainly occur on Dec. 15, and also the championship game suit will certainly adhere to on Dec. 17. Right here are the future days for the NCAA ladies’s volley ball champions.
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| DI FEMALE’S BEACH BALL CHAMPION DATES AS WELL AS WEBSITES | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Year | City | Location | Dates | Host |
| 2022 | Omaha, Neb. | CHI University Hospital Omaha | Dec 15 & & 17 | Nebraska and also Metropolitan Amusement and also Convention Authority |
| 2023 | Tampa Florida, Fla. | Amalie Field | Dec 14 & & 16 | College of South Florida and also Tampa Florida Bay Sports Payment |
| 2024 | Louisville, Ky. | KFC YUM! Facility | Dec 19 & & 21 | College of Louisville |
| 2025 | Kansas City, Mo. | T-Mobile Facility | Dec 18 & & 20 | Kansas and also Kansas City Sports Payment |
Regional play will certainly be held by the leading 16 nationwide seeds in the event. Days for local competitors have yet to be launched.
The event will certainly include 4 braces of 16 groups each. There are 32 automated qualifiers et cetera are at-large proposals. The NCAA introduced a brand-new seeding standards moving on, right here is the declaration from the Board:
” The board shared a rate of interest to seed the leading 32 or 50% of the area (versus 25%) in order to create a brace with much better affordable parity and also stay clear of discrepancy relative to the loved one toughness of local projects. The board acknowledges that seeding 50% of the area would likely develop extra traveling expenditure in the bracketing procedure and also would certainly be a factor to consider for all group sporting activities.”
So currently as opposed to seeding simply the leading 16 groups, the board will certainly seed the leading 32 groups on a nationwide basis, throughout 8 seed lines. The leading 16 seeds will certainly still organize a local and also the leading 4 will certainly still organize an extremely if offered the chance. Seeds one-four will certainly be one seeds, five-eight will certainly be 2 seeds, nine-12 will certainly be 3 seeds, so on, so forth. Groups seeded no. 17-32 will certainly be the 5, 6, 7 and also 8 seeds. To develop extra affordable parity, the 8 seeds will certainly require to take a trip to among the 4 one seeds. 7 seeds will certainly need to dip into among both seeds, and so on. The continuing to be 32 groups will certainly be put in the brace complying with bracketing plans accepted by the NCAA Department I Competitors Oversight Board. The 16 first-and second-round victors will certainly feed right into 4 areas. When matching groups, the board will certainly stay clear of meeting competitions in the initial and also 2nd rounds of the champion.
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Champion background
| YEAR | CHAMP (DOCUMENT) | INSTRUCTOR | RATING | RUNNER-UP | WEBSITE |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2021 | Wisconsin ( 31-3) | Kelly Sheffield | 3-2 | Nebraska | Columbus |
| 2020 | Kentucky ( 24-1) | Craig | 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 Chef | 3-1 | Florida | Kansas City |
| 2016 | Stanford ( 26-7) | John Dunning | 3-1 | Texas | Columbus |
| 2015 | Nebraska ( 32-4) | John Chef | 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 | The Golden State | 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 Chef | 3-1 | Stanford | Nebraska |
| 2005 | Washington (32-1) | Jim McLaughlin | 3-0 | Nebraska | UTSA |
| 2004 | Stanford (30-6) | John Dunning | 3-0 | Minnesota | Lengthy Coastline State |
| 2003 | Southern The Golden State (35-0) | Mick Haley | 3-1 | Florida | Dallas |
| 2002 | Southern The Golden State (31-1) | Mick Haley | 3-1 | Stanford | New Orleans |
| 2001 | Stanford (33-2) | John Dunning | 3-0 | Lengthy Coastline State | San Diego State |
| 2000 | Nebraska (34-0) | John Chef | 3-2 | Wisconsin | VCU |
| 1999 | Penn State (36-1) | Russ Rose | 3-0 | Stanford | Hawaii |
| 1998 | Lengthy Coastline 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 | Lengthy Coastline 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 | Lengthy Coastline State | UCLA |
| 1990 | UCLA (36-1) | Andy Banachowski | 3-0 | Pacific | Maryland |
| 1989 | Lengthy Coastline 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 The Golden State | Pacific |
| 1981 | Southern The Golden State (27-10) | Chuck Erbe | 3-2 | UCLA | UCLA |
