College

With the expansion of sand volleyball the NCAA has now formally adopted sand volleyball at the Division I and Division II level. The sand volleyball proposal has drawn support from many groups outside of the USA Volleyball, the AVP and the AVCA as a way to add new opportunities for women to compete collegiately in a popular domestic and Olympic sport. It is a way to engage a new generation of volleyball players at the youth levels with the potential of collegiate scholarship looming in the future.

Listed below are the institutions discussing sand volleyball programs:

 

 

University of Southern California

 

Arizona State

 

University of Washington

 

Stanford

 

UCLA

 

San Diego State

 

CSU Fullerton

 

CSU Long Beach

 

University of South Carolina

 

University of North Florida

 

Rollins College

 

Lynn University

 

Florida Atlantic

 

St. Leo University

 

Grand Canyon University

 

Middle Tennessee State University

 

University of Alabama-Birmingham

 

University of Louisiana Monroe

 

Florida State

 

University of Central Florida

 

Texas Christian

 

Rice

 

Tulane

 

Georgia State

 

College of Charleston

 

University of Tennessee

 

Notre Dame

 

Florida Gulf Coast

 

Stetson

 

Warner University (NAIA)

 

Webber International (NAIA)

 

Jacksonville University

 

University of North Alabama

 

Southern Arkansas

 

American University

 

University of Hawaii

 

Duke

 

Pepperdine

 

University of Arizona

 

Arkansas State University

 

Florida International University

 

Mississippi State University

 

University of South Florida

 

Savannah College of Art and Design

 

St. Thomas University (NAIA)

 

Nova Southeastern University

 

University of Louisville

 

Mercer University