DENVER – The University of Denver volleyball team has announced its 2025 Summit League schedule for the upcoming season. 

The Pioneers will host eight home league matches in Hamilton Gymnasium beginning on September 27 and ending the regular season on the road on November 15. 

2025 DENVER VOLLEYBALL SUMMIT LEAGUE SCHEDULE

September 25 at Oral Roberts

September 27 vs. Kansas City

October 2 vs South Dakota State

October 4 vs. South Dakota

October 9 at North Dakota

October 11 at North Dakota State

October 18 vs Omaha

October 21 vs St Thomas

October 23 at South Dakota

October 25 at South Dakota State

October 30 vs North Dakota State

November 1 vs North Dakota

November 6 at St Thomas

November 8 at Omaha

November 13 vs Oral Roberts

November 15 at Kansas City

Denver’s complete 2025 schedule including its non-conference matches will be announced in the coming weeks.

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TUCSON, Ariz. – The NCAA released the latest Academic Progress Rate (APR) through the 2023-24 academic year and Arizona Athletics had 10 programs earn a perfect single-year score of 1,000, which continues the legacy of supporting student-athletes in the classroom as well as in competition.  
 
Soccer, women’s cross country and men’s basketball all earned the Public Recognition Award after finishing in the top 10% of their sport. It’s the second time men’s basketball has received honor (2013-14) while it’s the first time for both Soccer and Women’s Cross Country. 
 
The teams that posted a perfect single year score in 2023-24 include Men’s Basketball, Women’s Golf, Gymnastics, Soccer, Softball, Men’s Swimming and Diving, Women’s Tennis, Women’s Cross Country, Beach Volleyball and Triathlon.  
 
Arizona had 12 programs set or tied program records for single-season APR:  

Baseball, Men’s Basketball, Football, Women’s Golf, Gymnastics, Soccer, Softball, Men’s Swimming & Diving, Women’s Tennis, Women’s Cross Country, Beach Volleyball and Triathlon 
 
And five programs set or matched their program record for multi-year APR, including Football, Soccer, Women’s Track and Field, Women’s Cross Country and Triathlon. Men’s Basketball posted it’s highest multi-year APR since 2015 while Gymnastics multi-year score of 995 is tied for the second-best in program history. The Softball team’s multi-year score of 996 is also tied for second-best in program history. 
 
As Men’s tennis was on its way to the Pac-12 Tournament Championship in 2023-24, they were also recording an APR of 993, which is the second-best multi-year score in program history. Women’s Tennis also came close to matching their record, finishing with a multi-year score of 992, just one point shy of their all-time high.  
 
Click here for more information on what goes into the Academic Progress Rate from the NCAA.  

DAVIS, Calif. – UC Davis student-athletes elevated themselves in the classroom by posting a cumulative GPA of 3.30 in the winter quarter.

The women’s teams had a combined 3.39 GPA, while all men’s teams combined for a GPA of 3.15.

An impressive 77 student-athletes finished the quarter with a 4.0 GPA, making up 11.92 percent of all student-athletes. 295 student-athletes posted a GPA of 3.5 or higher (45.67 percent), and 464 student-athletes wrapped up their winter quarter with a 3.0 GPA or higher, encompassing 71.83 percent of all student-athletes.

Women’s water polo led all teams with a quarterly team GPA of 3.53, on the men’s side, basketball marked the highest GPA at 3.31.

As of winter quarter, our current student-athletes are enrolled in:

The 20 student-athletes currently competing while in graduate school at UC Davis are enrolled in the following three programs:

• Master of Science program in Computer Science
• Master of Business Administration in the Graduate School of Management
• Master of Management in the Graduate School of Management

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. – The Augustana Vikings are ready to compete this weekend at the NSIC Outdoor Championships starting Thursday, May 8 through Saturday, May 10 in Duluth, Minnesota.

Combined events begin on Thursday at 1 p.m. continuing through Friday. Friday starts preliminary races at 10 a.m. and 11 a.m. will see the start of field events. Saturday will begin at 1 p.m. with running event finals and 10 a.m. with field event finals.

 

Complete action can be followed on GoAugie.com/Live and the GoAugie app, presented by The Original Pancake House. The app can be downloaded in the App Store or Google Play.

 

At last year’s conference meet, the Vikings saw multiple NSIC individual champions and several others claiming All-Conference honors. Ella Bakken took first in the 10,000-meter run and is looking to repeat that success at this years conference meet

 

Ryan Hartman was a two-time NSIC Champion in the 1500-meter and 5000-meter run last year. Hartman has seen several top finishes this outdoor season and is ready to show his speed this weekend.

 

Andrew Martens rounds out last year’s NSIC Champions in the 110-meter hurdles. Like Hartman, he has seen several top finishes in his outdoor campaign this season. 

 

There are several Vikings to keep an eye out for at this year’s conference meets including the four relay teams. 

 

Both the men’s and women’s 4×100-meter and 4×400-meter relays teams have seen a couple top-three finishes this season and are looking to keep their top finishes at the conference meet this weekend.

 

A couple members of those relay teams include Lily Juhnke, Nyanus Kur, and Jennifer Noutsougan. All three of these athletes have seen top-five finishes throughout the outdoor season. Juhnke and Noutsougan are seeking success in the 100-meter and 200-meter dash. Kur will be doing the same for the 200-meter and 400-meter dash. 

 

For distance runners, Sydnee Serck will be running for a podium finish in the 800-meter dash. Caroline Sudbeck is looking to round out her career with a podium finish in the 800-meter dash and the 1500-meter run. 

 

For field events, Bryn Greenwaldt, an indoor high jump All-American, is after the same title in the outdoor season. She has seen several top-three finishes including two first-place finishes.

 

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UCLA is the winningest men’s volleyball program of all time.

The Bruins have won a record 21 NCAA men’s volleyball championships. They claimed six of the first seven men’s volleyball titles, including the first three in 1970, 1971 and 1972.

Coach Al Scates has won the most men’s titles with 19. Scates was the head coach at UCLA for 50 seasons from 1963-2012. Scates retired in 2012 with a career record of 1,239-290 (.812 win percentage).

Here is an all-time list of NCAA men’s volleyball champions.

2024: UCLA

2023: UCLA

2022: Hawai’i

2021: Hawai’i

2020: Canceled because of COVID-19

2019: Long Beach State

2018: Long Beach State

2017: Ohio State

2016: Ohio State

2015: Loyola Chicago

2014: Loyola Chicago

2013: UC Irvine

2012: UC Irvine

2011: Ohio State

2010: Stanford

2009: UC Irvine

2008: Penn State

2007: UC Irvine

2006: UCLA

2005: Pepperdine

2004: BYU

2003: Lewis*

2002: Hawai’i*

2001: BYU

2000: UCLA

1999: BYU

1998: UCLA

1997: Stanford

1996: UCLA

1995: UCLA

1994: Penn State

1993: UCLA

1992: Pepperdine

1991: Long Beach State

1990: USC

1989: UCLA

1988: USC

1987: UCLA

1986: Pepperdine

1985: Pepperdine

1984: UCLA

1983: UCLA 1982: UCLA

1981: UCLA

1980: USC

1979: UCLA

1978: Pepperdine

1977: USC

1976: UCLA

1975: UCLA

1974: UCLA

1973: San Diego State

1972: UCLA

1971: UCLA

1970: UCLA

*Vacated

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