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• Mar 19, 2004 - Nittaidai at Hawaii exhibition (Stan Sheriff Center)
• Jun-Aug 2004 - Rainbow Wahine volleyball camp
• Aug 14-Aug 28 - XXVIII Olympiad: Athens, Greece

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January 2004 News

• Keeping New Year's Resolutions
• Eveland a first team All-American
• Masler's making waves
• Florida considers season a success
• Willoughby to play in Puerto Rico
• Rosalyn Dang and Robyn Kurasaki stayed grounded in New York
• Kahumoku and Duggins sign with Russian team Samorodok
• Charlie Wade contacted by UNLV and Oklahoma, is off to Russia too

• Cincinnati season wrapup
• National champions will be honored at Cromwell Field
• Both USC and Florida players were reduced to tears
• USC wasn't just great
• Lily and Lauren in Russia, Samorodok Interview
• Barboza, Davis, Joines, Nnamani join national team (roster)
• Barboza named California player of the year
• Cubi-Otineru named Gatorade state player of the year
• Olympic Field Nearly Full After Continental Qualifiers
• Zartman and Lindquist to defend title at World University Beach Volleyball Championships in Thailand

• Illinois still creating a buzz
• April Ross wins Honda Award
• Utah volleyball referees get pay raise
• USC champions are honored
• Dr. Allen Richardson to be named to Circle of Honor
• Barboza is attempting a big leap
• Gustin, Kahumoku, Villaroman earn WAC All-Academic honors
• When did the Wahine hire the Virginia Commonwealth band?
• Athletes summon new spirit
• Northern Arizona A.D. placed on leave
• The international volleyball federation will end gender tests
• Cynthia Barboza named 2003 Gatorade National High School Volleyball Player of the Year
• TCU to join MWC in 2005-06

February News

• Glennie Adams inducted into City Bank Hilo Hall of Fame
• Paula Weishoff hired as head coach at Concordia University
• It's hard to get anything past Kacy Nekoba
• Lily and Lauren in Russia
• NCAA Regional sites determined
• University of Wisconsin-Green Bay awarded 2004 regional
• Louisville to host South Regional
• Kim Willoughby named Asics Player of the Year
• Jenn Flynn, Mary Coleman and Kevin Hambly join Illinois staff

• NCAA will allow liberos to serve
• Sharon Peterson to be inducted into Hawai'i Sports Hall of Fame today
• Willoughby honored as Sports Person of 2003 by Honolulu Quarterback Club
• Mike Montgomery is no stranger to USC
• Jessica Keefe injures knee
• Kim Willoughby is well ill with a virus
• Wahine to host Nittaidai on March 19
• KIF to hold coaches clinic on March 6
• Northern Arizona A.D. fired amidst charges of abuse by volleyball coach

March News - Nittaidai vs. Wahine exhibition

• John Fink's memorabilia and knick-knacks
• Kim Willoughby named Asics/Volleyball Magazine Player of the Year
• Hittle fouls out
• Gwen Nakamura inspires students and fans
• Nickie Thomas named to Fab 50
• CSTV signs deal with Time Warner cable
• USA Women to Play Intrasquad Matches in Colorado Springs, Denver Next Week (roster)
• Rita Buck-Crockett resigns from Iowa to be associate coach at Florida State
• St. Joseph trio commit to Fairfield
• Juniors invited to train with National Team
• USC national champs to visit White House
• Wahine begin spring practice
• Rainbow Wahine to Host Volleyball Camps This Summer
• Fifth Annual Dave Shoji Invitational Golf Tournament
• Imagine the Wahine without Kim Willoughby

• Tickets to Wahine-Nittaidai match go on sale Monday
• Rainbow Wahine starting all over again
• Wahine renew relationship with Nittaidai
• USA intrasquad scrimmage (quickset)
• Kealani Kimball Receives NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship
• New Wahine can't put away Nittaidai
• Barboza commits to Stanford
• President applauds champions (photos)
• Expectant Jennifer Roberts will miss trip back to Hawaii
• Rusty Wahine win at Haili
• Tara Hittle and Nickie Thomas named to Fab 50
• Willoughby wants to play like boricua

April News

• Dave Shoji's April 1 headline
• Ashley Dutro signs with Santa Barbara
• Dave Shoji's letter from the IRS
• USA Women Begin 2004 Season in Russia April 20 (roster)
• Lily Kahumoku arrested for domestic abuse
• Lily's winter in Siberia

• USA Women Leave April 17 for Season-Opening Yeltsin Cup in Russia
• Tracy Stalls signs with Nebraska
• Cook says Nebraska program is an easy sell
• Liz Towne-Gilbert named associate head coach for USC
• Kahumoku abuse charge amended to assault
• Busboom settles into setter spot
• St. Joseph trio headed for Fairfield
• Shara Parker to transfer to Hilo
• Victoria Prince transfers to Hawaii from Washington State

• USA Women Open 2004 Season with Victory over Croatia
• USA Women Lose to Azerbaijan in Four Sets at Yeltsin Cup
• Haneef Scores 41, but USA Women Fall to Cuba
• Allison Dillon may transfer to UCLA
• Upland High headed to Hawaii
• USA Women Defeat Thailand as Haneef Scores 30 points
• St. Joseph trio sticking together
• Turkey Sweeps USA Women at Yeltsin Cup
• Four USC player named to National Training Team
• Expectations are high for Nebraska
• Villaroman and Kuebler named Bonham Award winners
• UH honors scholar-athletes
• Kristina Johnson headed to Florida
• UTEP to leave WAC in 2005
• Veterans Return as USA Begins Preparations for Olympic Games

May News

• Bonnie Bremner set her own standard
• Lily seeks trial by judge
• Cindy Fredrick leaving Washington State for Iowa
• Michael Johnson named assistant coach at Washington
• Gordon Miyashiro recovering from heart attack
• Houghtailing expected to be ready to go
• "Volleyball Country" TV Show Debuts on May 8
• Kahumoku will be tried by judge
• Willoughby looking to join Rainbow Wahine track and field team
• Volleyball Magazine Owner Ceases Operations
• Volleyball magazine is still alive say new owners
• UH-Hilo summer camps
• UH student-athlete-fan final exam

• Montana State-Billings hosts Paradise Hawaiian Style
• Charlie Wade applying for Washington State job
• An open letter from the new owners of Volleyball magazine
• Uila Crabbe named BYU Walk-On of the Year
• UH deficits have come despite good years
• Nature Girl Ashley Fliehr commits to Appalachian State
• Jorgensborg to leave UCLA
• Rachel Holloway picks Nebraska over Texas
• Oganna's Odyssey: Intensity, competition continue to pick up
• Petit and Haley honored as All-Time Great Coaches
• UH to upgrade web sites
• Logan Tom on the rise
• Kevin Hambley happy to be coaching

June News - VolleyMasters

• UCSB female athlete of the year: Megan Blackshire
• Deitre Collins named head coach at Cornell
• Rainbow Wahine in for challenge
• WAC will discuss addition of Idaho
• Brian Heffernan named Washington State head coach
• USA Women's Pre-Olympic Journey Begins Next Week in Switzerland
• Volleyball camps in July
• WAC votes to add Idaho
• UH suddenly among WAC's well-to-do

• Temari Miyashiro good on the basketball court too
• USA defeats Japan to begin Volley Masters
• Nnamani Leads USA Women To Volley Masters Win Over Poland
• Internal problems spur departures at Washington State
• Italy Hands USA Women First Volley Masters Loss, 3-1
• Coach Vee and volleyball inseparable
• Ikaika Volleyball Club (Utah) goes to nationals
• USA to Meet Top-Ranked China in Volley Masters Semifinals
• USA Stuns Top-Ranked China in Volley Masters Semifinals
• Italy Upends USA in Volley Masters Final

• Nebraska recruiting class ranked at top
• Kamanao named academic All-WAC
• Sarah Hoffman selected to play in Hawaii Volleyball Classic
• Shoji calls Vince Goo's first ace
• White River Valley duo headed to Hawaii for tournament
• Granbury Lady Pirates headed for Hawaiian Volleyball Classic too
• USA Women Begin Pan American Cup against Guatemala Friday
• USA Women Sweep Guatemala to Open Pan Am Cup
• USA Women Sweep Canada, Improve to 2-0

• Pan Am Cup: USA Women Improve to 3-0, Face Cuba Tuesday
• Juliana Sanders speaks at QB Club
• Volleyball camp schedule 'ambitious'
• Barboza bidding to make Olympic team
• Marisa Rinche heads to Hawaii to play in Tourney Sport tournament
• Holly Yamada setting lofty goal
• Cuba Sweeps USA Women to Win Pool A at Pan American Cup
• Hawai'i players set for Olympics
• Akinradewo commits to Stanford
• Houghtelling should be a key player for Husker volleyball in '04
• USA Women Sweep Puerto Rico, Qualify for '05 Grand Prix
• USA Women Defeat Dominican Republic, Advance to Pan Am Cup Final
• Deitre Collins to lead volleyball camps
• Michael Johnson named assistant coach at Washington
• Brenn Larson to transfer from Washington State to UCLA
• Cuba Defeats USA Women, 3-1, to Win Pan Am Cup Final
• Kim Willoughby Wins Joe Kearney Award for Second-Straight Year

July News - Grand Prix

• Lindsey Berg best setter at Pan American Cup
• Berg, Bachman, Nnamani, Tom, Metcalf, Bown, Ah Mow-Santos named to Olympic team
• Mounia Nihipali headed to Fresno State
• USA Women Depart Monday for World Grand Prix

• Lauren Duggins interview
• Wahine barely favored to win WAC over Fresno State, Rice, and Nevada
• New deal for Shoji has been finalized
• Hardy and Barboza are making Wilson proud
• Wahine seen as vulnerable by WAC coaches
• USA Women Sweep Korea to Begin World Grand Prix
• USA team has island flavor
• Cuba Edges USA Women, 3-2, at World Grand Prix
• USA Women Finish First Week of Grand Prix with Win over Thailand

• USA Girls' Youth National Team Begins NORCECA Championships Wednesday
• Middles Key NORCECA Win for Youth National Team
• USA GYNT Improves to 2-0 at NORCECA Championships
• St. Joseph's Classic still looking for teams
• USA Women Rebound to Beat Italy in Five Sets at Grand Prix
• USA GYNT Advances to NORCECA Championship Match
• China Downs USA Women in Five Sets at Grand Prix
• USA Women Finish Second Round of Grand Prix with Victory over Thailand
• USA GYNT Sweeps Puerto Rico, Qualifies for 2005 World Championships

• Nnamani, Tom heading to Athens
• Swarm of children at Camp Wahine
• Kamana'o, Arnott, Prince named to preseason All-WAC team
• Kristen Fenton named preseason WAC player of the year
• USA Women defeat Russia to Clinch Berth in Grand Prix Championship Round
• USA Women Edge Thailand in Five Sets at Grand Prix
• Germany Edges USA Women to Close Out Grand Prix Pool Play
• Deitre Collins headlines speakers at Quarterback Club

• AVCA Division I Preseason Preview
• Tracy Stalls eager to get going
• Kristen Michaelis had a good week
• Ann Kang Invitational scheduled for Aug. 11-14
• FIVB Announces Women's, Men's Beach Olympic Teams
• Andy Klussmann recovering at Craig Hospital
• Boise State ready to start the season
• IdahoBoy's PreSeason NCAA DI Top 25
• Michigan told to realign girls' sport schedules
• USA Women Begin Final Round of Grand Prix with Sweep of China
• Stanford vs. Wahine replay tonight on K5
• USA Women Fall to Italy; Brazil up Next in Grand Prix Semifinals
• Tryouts for UH-Hilo women's team Aug. 10
• USA defeated by Brazil in Grand Slam semifinal

August News - 2004 Olympic Games

• USA Women Sweep Cuba, Win Bronze Medal at World Grand Prix (Tom's photo journal)
• Nnamani: Nigerian Who Will Wear American Colours At Athens
• Logan Tom in FHM
• Kaua'i Challenge tournament sets field
• UH Pep Rally This Saturday at Ward Village
• USA Women's Junior National Team Begins NORCECA Championships Wednesday
• Nancy Metcalf measures her progress
• Logan Tom towers over volleyball opposition
• Lindsey Berg reaches the top
• NORCECA JUNIOR WOMEN: USA Sweeps Dominican Republic (photos)
• Final Rainbow Wahine camp set Aug. 9 to 12
• NORCECA JUNIOR WOMEN: USA Advances to Saturday's Semifinals
• Liz Miller agrees with court ruling on girls volleyball season
• Manoa Maniacs must purchase season tickets
• Brazil is the team to beat at the Olympics
• 20 schools set to play in Ann Kang Invitational next week
• St. Anthony receives AVCA Academic Award
• Meet the U.S. Volleyball team
• Junior National Team defeats Puerto Rico to advance to gold medal match (photos)
• Ah Mow-Santos adjusts well on and off the court
• USA Junior National Women crowned NORCECA junior women's continental volleyball champions

• Wahine ranked no. 13 in USA Today/College Sports Television Coaches Poll
• USC, Nebraska, UCLA, Florida, Minnesota, Stanford, Washington, Penn State, Pepperdine, California top poll
• USC opens training camp with high hopes
• Bown taking power game to Athens
• Bachman has blossomed
• Berg and Bachman are the Mutt and Jeff of volleyball
• Oganna Nnamani is getting an education
• Logan Tom's beach story
• Tanya Fuamatu-Anderson and Heidi Ilustre are hitting the beach
• Athens doesn't intimidate Berg
• Melissa Elmer won't rest on laurels
• A sense of urgency surrounds Nebraska volleyball
• Ellie Cornfoot has been caught up in a whirlwind
• Hawai'i trio ready to go for gold
• Rebuilding a reality for Wahine
• Hawaii Pacific ranked #12 in pre-season
• Colorado set to take next step
• Tragedy sinking in for Andy Klussman
• Logan Tom was a skinny 13-year old kid
• Todd Dagenais will be a key figure behind the scenes at Athens
• Wahine open practice Friday
• Kamana'o will be set free
• Dave Shoji looks on his 30th season
• University of Hawai'i decides to use the old seal

• Oganna Nnamani has a golden opportunity
• Stacy Sykora? Wait, she's the Olympic star
• Judge throws out case against Kahumoku
• Shoji agrees to five-year contract
• Wahine have a batch of fresh faces
• USA women have some unfinished business to tend to
• Keba Phipps returns as a key player
• Every play, everyday for Washington

  Saturday, August 14 - 2004 Olympic Games preliminaries (times and schedules)

• This year's Wahine are unproven
• Little time for the beach for Victoria Prince
• Wiz Bachman was a flower child from birth
• Haneef will never forget the opening ceremonies
• Tara Cross-Battle is back for her fourth Summer Games
• Cubs seeks fourth straight Olympic gold
• Kenya determined to beat hometeam
• Greek team adopts new look
• Bown hopes second time is a charm
• US Women look calm and confident

• Cuba upset by Germany
• Russia sweeps Dominican Republic
• Brazil sweeps Japan
• Greece makes successful debut against Kenya
• Italian proves quality over Korea
• China dominates USA

• Chinese volleyball star Zhao Ruirui to miss rest of Athens Olympics
• Hawaii teams compensate with defense at Ann Kang tournament
• Mira Costa wins Ann Kang Invitational
• Greeks haven't learned about "tickets issued"
• Nancy Metcalf to appear on Today Show

• U.S. still hopeful after opening loss

  Monday, August 16 - Olympic pool play day 2

• Brazil defeats Kenya
• Devastating display from China too much for Dominican Republic
• Italy dominates Japan
• Korea gives Greece a reality check
• United States tops Germany in four
• Cuba beat Russia in fascinating thriller

• Florida rebuilds for 2004
• California expects to be better in 2004
• Ann Kang champion Mira Costa ranked no. 2 in nation
• Hawaii teams hold their own against mainland teams

  Wednesday, August 18 - Olympic pool play day 3

• Minnesota begins practice with high hopes
• Brooke Bartek commits to Nebraska
• Cal awaits NCAA ruling on eligibility of Mia Jerkov

• 9:00 a.m. USA stunned by Dominican Republic
• 11:00 a.m. Korea runs past Kenya
• 2:00 p.m. Cuba hands China first defeat in pool B
• 4:00 p.m. Japan spoil Greek dream in collecting first win
• 7:30 p.m. Russia hit their straps in straight-sets win over Germany
• 9:30 p.m. Brazil outlasts Italy

• Area standouts push Gopher volleyball
• 2004 Stanford preview
• Dr. William Briner volunteers skills at the Olympics
• Sykora and teammates must now dig deep
• Hawaii Pacific picked as favorite in the Pac West
• Lecca Roberts could be the steal of the 2004 recruiting class
• Kim Willoughby to coach JV at Punahou

  Friday, August 20 - Olympic pool play day 4

• Early tourneys in Southern California
• Rainbow Wahine Volleyball Individual Tickets On Sale Aug. 23
• Kenya tackles Italy in formality tie

• 9:00 a.m. (B) China defeats Germany to earn quarterfinal sport (photos)
• 11:00 a.m. (B) Cuba runs past Dominican Republic into quarterfinals
• 2:00 p.m. (A) Korea defeats Japan to secure third quarterfinal sport
• 4:00 p.m. (A) Brazil silences Greece to remain unbeaten
• 7:30 p.m. (A) Italy continues good form over Kenya
• 9:30 p.m. (B) USA loses to Russia, faces must-win against Cuba

• Kenyan Prime Secretary not happy with volleyball team
• Stacy Sykora explains her injuries
• Haneef spouts sports psychology

  Sunday, August 22 - Olympic pool play day 5 of 5

• 9:00 a.m. (B) Germany defeats Dominican Republic
• 11:00 a.m. (A) Japan defeats Kenya
• 2:00 p.m. (B) China sweeps Russia to clinch top spot in pool B
• 4:00 p.m. (A) Italy dash Greece's hopes with fourth victory
• 7:30 p.m. (A) Brazil defeats Korea to finish first phase unbeaten
• 9:30 p.m. (B) United States defeats Cuba to stay alive

• Haneef didn't go into details
• Dave Shoji at Quarterback Club
• Arizona season outlook

  Tuesday, August 24, Olympic quarterfinals

• United States volleyball team had a softball moment
• USC opens season vs. Georgia Tech at NACWAA tournament
• Kahumoku charge won't be reinstated
• University of Hawaii preview
• Humboldt State tips off season at Hawaiian Style Classic

• 2:00 p.m. China too much for Japan
• 4:00 p.m. Russia crushes Korea
• 7:30 p.m. Cuba outlasts Italy
• 9:30 p.m. United States comeback falls short against Brazil

• Oganna's Olympics are over
• Oganna has good memories of Olympics
• End came too soon for United States women
• Colorado State has tough openers
• Women of Troy going for three-peat
• Tuli Peters finds L&L Drive-Inn in Fresno
• AVCA opening week matchups

  Thursday, August 26, Olympic semifinals

• Jessa Benson commits to Northern Iowa
• Back to the grind for Wahine

• Brazil can't hold off Russia
• China dethrones Cuba to advance to final (photos)

  Friday, August 27 - NACWAA Classic: USC, Georgia Tech, Minnesota at Colorado State

• Rams welcome nation's top teams
• Nebraska-Kearney has lofty goals
• Hawaii Pacific favored in PacWest

• USC sweeps Georgia Tech to start season
• Colorado State falls to Minnesota
• Chaminade sweeps Mercyhurst
• Hawai'i-Hilo and Hawai'i Pacific double-team Humboldt State

  Saturday, August 28, Olympic finals

• Hawaii-Hilo to go on the road
• China is warm favourities against Russia

• Bronze Medal Match: Cuba defeats Brazil
• Gold Medal Match: China comes back to edge Russia (photos)
• Kun Feng named MVP

• NACWAA consolation: Colorado State downs Georgia Tech
• NACWAA championship: USC outlasts Minnesota
• UH-Hilo and Hawaii Pacific improve to 3-0 at Hawaiian Style Classic
• Cal State-Bakersfield defeats BYU-Hawaii

• Nikolay Karpol says he is calling it quits
• Who will step up for the Rainbow Wahine?
• Last year's Wahine are still in school
• Dave Shoji talks up his team
• Aven Lee to speak at Quarterback Club
• Hawaii Pacific wins Hawaiian Style Classic

Week of August 30 - Hawaiian Airlines Classic: San Diego, Arizona, Eastern Washington at Hawaii
Nebraska at Notre Dame, BYU at Penn State, UCLA at Texas A&M, USC at Pepperdine

• IdahoBoy's Odds-N-Ends
• Angie McGinnis is not a typical freshman
• Sarah Pavan shows signs of things to come
• Nebraska lineup coming into focus
• This week in the Pac-10
• California will be without Mia Jerkov
• Stanford to start season in Nevada
• UCLA has high hopes
• Missouri Valley has two from Hawaii
• Fairfield has four from Hawaii
• Bobby Perry still going strong
• Dave Shoji looks at the positive side
• Rubio says injuries to stars are a blessing

• Website apologizes for reporting that China lost to Russia
• Departure of Smith and Iceman leaves gaps in Penn State lineup
• Minnesota is one of nine states to use the libero this year
• Rally scoring finds its way to Ohio
• Dani Busboom is now poised to run Nebraska's offense
• High expectations for Nebraska
• Kirsten Bernthal Booth and Nikki Best chose to become coaches
• Arizona suffering share of bumps and bruises
• Wahine dress up to look at their pictures
• Grace Wen can become a sports fan again
• Chaminade defeats Cal State-Dominguez Hills on the road

• The only thing China needed to do was BEATING OURSELVES
• Logan Tom visits Wake Forest
• Youth will be served for Badgers in 2004
• John Cook has a problem -- too much talent
• Arizona hurting as they start play at San Diego State
• Amy Dyck happy to be at Arizona
• USC alums face last year's teammates
• Long Beach State looking to rebound from disappointing 2003
• New Wahine take first steps into the unknown
• Hawaii fans will need to practice patience
• Kim Willoughby to run cross country

• Lindsey Lee posts double double as Fairfield defeats Army
• Florida dominates South Florida in home opener
• A future look at BYU
• Northridge defeated by UCLA
• Women of Troy defeat alumni after dropping first game
• San Diego State swept by Arizona
• Undefeated UC San Diego sweeps Chaminade

  Thursday, 9/2

• Karolyn Kirby, Seiji Oko, Josef Musil and Mireya Luis to be inducted into Volleyball Hall of Fame
• Rally scoring gets mixed reviews in Ohio
• Colorado State hosts Idaho State
• K.C. Walsh carries on family tradition
• Mick Haley knows how to win
• Western New Mexico going to Liz Narkon
• Tournament will be testing ground for Wahine
• Shoji says Wahine look almost pretty good
• Kamana'o is the one constant for the Wahine

• Colorado State cages Idaho State
• Wahine make smashing debut against Eastern Washington

  Friday, 9/3

• Penn State to start season with Rutgers
• Wisconsin hosts the Badger Challenge
• Tracy Stalls brings sharpened skills to Nebraska
• Christina Houghtelling competes despite recovering from knee injury
• Nebraska will measure selves against Notre Dame
• Bethany Howden dreams of relocating to Hogwarts
• Mira Topic brings international flair to Texas
• Colorado State heads to Boulder
• USC faces big challenge from Pepperdine
• Arizona looks forward to playing Hawaii
• Smooth sailing for Wahine in opener

• Notre Dame swept by Nebraska
• Purdue defeats Georgia Tech
• Wisconsin falls to Missouri
• California defeats Kansas State in Houston
• Arizona defeats Eastern Washington
• Hawaii battles back to beat San Diego
• BYU-Hawaii defeated by Nebraska-Kearney

  Saturday, 9/4

• Stanford trades 'the farm' for the ranch

• Penn State tops BYU
• Notre Dame can't hold off Nebraska
• Wisconsin barely outlasts Georgia Tech
• Southwest Missouri State defeats Fresno State
• Texas A&M swept by UCLA
• Stanford shocked by St. Marys
• Nevada nearly knocks off Stanford
• Long Beach State defeats Utah
• Arizona downed by San Diego (at Hawaii 2:00 p.m.)
• BYU-Hawaii sweeps St. Martin's
• Hawaii Pacific loses to Nebraska-Kearney in five

  Sunday, 9/5

• Shoji to start young lineup against Arizona
• Rubio calls Hawaii scary

• Santa Clara defeats Pacific to remain undefeated
• Pepperdine defeated by USC 3-1 (CSTV)
• San Diego gets by Eastern Washington in five
• Hawaii holds off Arizona in five
• Hawaii Pacific top South Dakota State
• This week's results

Week of Sept 6 - Mauna Loa Macadamia Nut Challenge: SW Missouri State, Santa Clara, UCLA at Hawaii
Kansas State, Florida, N. Iowa at Minnesota; Texas A&M and UCSB at California, Penn State at Stanford

• Rachel Holloway has risen to the challenge
• Bay Area college volleyball preview
• Lindsey Lee named to all-tournament team
• USC, Nebraska, UCLA, Florida, Minnesota, Washington, Penn State, California, Pepperdine, Colorado St. top poll
• Hawaii moves up to no. 11
• San Diego moves up to no. 20

• USA found disappoinment in Athens
• Penn State dominated home invitational
• Russ Rose gets win 800 against Rutgers
• Gophers win Wyoming tournament
• Golden Gopher Profile: Amanda Hokenson
• Texas wins SMU Invitational
• Nebraska ends weekend on positive note
• California wins Houston tournament
• This week in Pac-10 volleyball
• Tamari Miyashiro poised for another strong season
• Kalani is the target in the OIA East
• Sports For Youth Foundation seeking good citizens for goodwill ambassadors tours
• Texas A&M trounces Texas State like a girl

• BYU not renewing contracts of athletic directors
• Alex Fisher playing flat-footed
• Challenge for Wahine gets even harder
• Four teams, four unblemished records
• Kristen Luxton returns home with Santa Clara
• Nebraska-Kearney ranked no. 1, Hawaii Pacific no. 9 in Division II

  Thursday, 9/9

• Big games coming early for Florida
• Ashley Pederson closes in on 1,000 kills as Penn State faces San Francisco
• Stat sheet shows Tracy Stalls doing OK
• State of Nebraska provides talent pool for the Big 12
• Two losses for Arizona? Don't panic.
• Stephane Butkus knows the difference a year can make
• Jolene Killough gets the job done for Arizona
• Waves headed for Tucson
• Texas A&M headed for California
• California is staring at the number eight
• Surprising Wahine face more challengers
• Victoria Prince is where she wants to be
• Shellane Ogoshi finds a home at Hofstra
• ILH race is wide open

• Penn State takes care of San Francisco (at Stanford)
• Florida holds off Kansas State (at Minnesota)
• UCLA sweeps Santa Clara (at Hawaii)
• Hawaii roller coasters past Southwest Missouri State
• Kamehameha Maui outlasts Baldwin

  Friday, 9/10

• Karolyn Kirby, Seiji Oko, Josef Musil, and Mireya Luis to be inducted to Volleyball Hall of Fame
• No vacation for Nittany Lions on West Coast
• Tournament pits Minnesota against other top-tier teams
• Nebraska's early schedule not for the weary
• Dani Mancuso and the grossest thing
• Metcalf's path from Iowa to Athens wasn't direct
• Tracy Stalls free at last
• Jerritt Elliott got the students closer to the action
• Mick Haley focusing on own team
• Arizona plays two today
• Rubio expects no calvary around the bend
• This week's Nugget in the Rough: Robin Miramontes
• Kamehameha visits Punahou in championship rematch
• UH-Hilo season tickets on sale
• Roger steps down as VolleyTalk administrator

• Florida defeats Northern Iowa 3-1 (at Minnesota)
• Minnesota edges Kansas State in five
• No. 2 Nebraska stunned by Florida A&M
• Pepperdine knocked off by Louisville (at Arizona)
• Arizona upsets Pepperdine in three
• No. 8 California falls to Santa Barbara
• Stanford overcome by Penn State in five
• UCLA sweeps Southwest Missouri State (at Hawaii)
• Hawaii gets by Santa Clara
• Punahou holds off Kamehameha

  Saturday, 9/11

• Devon Forster at home on the court

• Barboza and Barry finish fifth at annual FIVB Under-18 Beach Volleyball World Championships
• Northern Iowa swept by Kansas State
• No. 5 Minnesota topples no. 4 Florida in five
• Illinois shocks no. 1 USC
• Arizona hands Louisville first loss
• No. 8 California upset by Texas A&M in five
• Crimes carries Long Beach State over Yale
• Santa Clara sweeps Southwest Missouri State (at Hawaii)
• Hawaii upsets no.3 UCLA in five

  Sunday, 9/12

• Minnesota defeats Northern Iowa to win Diet Coke
• This week's results

Week of Sept 13 - Florida A&M vs. Washington; California and UC-Irvine at Hawaii
Pepperdine at Colorado State, Minnesota vs. Loyola-Marymount, UCLA at BYU

• Penn State took steps forward at Stanford
• Ashley Pederson gets 1000th kill
• Diet Coke shows Gophers are a national power
• Mike Hebert implemented new offense with loss of eraser
• Defense does the job for Gophers
• Illinois took down no. 1 in front of amazing crowd
• A moment in time at Huff
• Nebraska's misery has company
• Lady Rattlers not surprised after weekend sweep
• Cook looks for solutions for Nebraska's serving woes
• Texas remains undefeated after tournament
• Arizona cruises to Wildcat Classic title
• California still searching for an identity
• Nothing seems out of WAC
• Victoria Prince is "very gangsta"
• Kanoe Kamana'o named WAC player of the week
• Liz Narkon named PacWest player of the week
• Ashley Dutro chosen most valuable player at Golden Bear Invitational
• Minnesota claims no. 1 spot for the first time
• Minnesota, USC, Washington, Florida, Penn State, UCLA, Hawai'i, Nebraska, Illinois, UCSB top poll
• Stacey Gordon, Ohio State, named player of the week
• Collegiate Volleyball Update magazine now available

• This week in Pac-10 volleyball
• Illinois' job is to not let up
• Thank you Florida A&M
• USC streak was one of the most impressive in history
• Susie Boogaard and Jim Kelly??

• Florida State falls to Florida
• Crimes leads Long Beach State over Northwestern
• BYU-Hawaii swept by Hawaii Pacific

  Wednesday, 9/15

• Anything can happen in the Big 12
• Stalls and Pavan to get first taste of Big 12 volleyball
• Nebraska must protect home floor
• Kansas State begins defense of Big 12 title against Colorado
• Texas A&M kicks off Big 12 season
• Brian Hosfeld to face former team
• Jennifer Abernathy answers the questions
• Hurricane Ivan could alter USC travel plans
• Santa Barbara cancels Florida trip due to Hurricane Ivan
• Lily Kahumoku nominated for NCAA woman of the year
• Keri Hee has progressed
• Patti Lucas-Bright passes away

• Illini picked off by Loyola
• Nebraska holds down errors against Missouri
• Baylor swept by Texas
• Colorado upsets Kansas State

  Thursday, 9/16

• Florida freshmen are now and in the future
• Benavia Jenkins new assistant at Bradford High
• Michigan State won't picnic in South Carolina
• Lindsey Berg discusses her Olympic experience
• Colorado State to take on surprising Ohio
• Undefeated Wahine are still humble
• Rivals still looking to knock off Shoji
• Amanda Vasquez's jump attracted attention
• Kim Willoughby trying to get back on track
• Pacific West Conference rundown

• Colorado State fights off Bobcats

  Friday, 9/17

• Deitre Collins looks for first victory at Cornell
• Hurrican Ivan shrinks Hilton Volleyball Classic
• Penn State Classic will serve as tune-up
• Wack starts it off for Wisconsin
• Mike Hebert aiming to split the next four matches
• Illini aim to bounce back in Arkansas
• Nebraska trying to bump up quality of passing
• Alyson Jennings is the one in black
• Utah focuses early on UCLA
• Arizona won't overlook competition in Washington D.C.

• California looks to stir up trouble in paradise
• Three Crums, three schools
• Dry run at the Long Beach Arena
• Wahine are riding a wave of unexpected success
• Alicia Arnott is a surfer
• A day in the life of Cayley Thurlby

• Florida defeats Clemson
• Penn State demolishes West Virgina
• Minnesota comes from behind to defeat Rice (at North Carolina)
• North Carolina upsets Loyola Marymount in five
• Notre Dame prevails over Michigan State (at South Carolina)
• Southern California at South Carolina cancelled by hurricanes
• Utah upsets UCLA in five
• BYU falls to St. Mary's
• Colorado State tops Pepperdine
• Florida A&M vs. Washington cancelled (at Boise State)
• Hawaii pushes through California
• Chaminade defeats UH-Hilo

  Saturday, 9/18

• Minnesota defeats Loyola-Marymount (at North Carolina)
• North Carolina defeated by Minnesota
• USC vs. Notre Dame cancelled (at South Carolina)
• South Carolina finishes Michigan State in five
• Texas Tech swept by Nebraska
• Texas bounces over Colorado
• Utah hands St. Mary's first loss
• Pepperdine falls to Ohio (at Colorado State)
• Colorado State sweeps Southern Mississippi
• San Diego stunned by Oregon State
• Hawaii holds off UC Irvine
• Hilo swept by Hawaii Pacific
• BYUH swept by Chaminade

  Sunday, 9/19

• Michigan State vs. USC cancelled (at South Carolina)
• South Carolina defeats Notre Dame
• BYU topped by UCLA
• UC Irvine swept by California (at Hawaii)
• This week's results

Week of Sept 20 - Arizona at Stanford and California; Washington at UCLA and USC; Pepperdine at Hawaii

Monday, 9/20
• Penn State played defense
• Illinois wins third straight tournament
• Michigan State has winless weekend
• Gophers survived challenge in North Carolina
• Kim Glass has been cleared to play
• Lee, Pa'akaula Garner All-Tournament Honors
• Vazquez, Mason named to all-tournament teams
• Little Susie named tournament MVP
• Oganna Nnamani named AVCA player of the week
• Minnesota, USC, Washington, Penn State, Florida, Hawaii, Nebraska, UCSB, Colorado State, UCLA top poll

• Minnesota sweeps Cincinnati

  Tuesday, 9/21

• Mary Wise was not happy with cancellations
• Naomi Washington: from unknown to prized recruit
• Get to know Candice Wiggins
• Patti Lucas Bright services to be held on Pepperdine track
• Fresno State to host Hawaii in Save Mart Center
• Un Abbraccio Lungo 100 Metri Per Accogliere Heather Bown
• Shoji to Coach 999th and 1,000th Career Matches vs. Pepperdine
• Sons of Shoji making names for themselves
• Kahala Kabalis named Pac West player of the week

• Long Beach State halts San Diego
• Kahuku sweeps Kalani

  Wednesday, 9/22

• AVCA Facts On File
• Penn State begins defense of Big Ten title (Big Ten breakdown)
• Erin Virtue to miss rest of season with torn ACL
• Kansas State hosts Texas A&M
• Nebraska travels to surprising Colorado
• Basketball genes works for Jessica Curtis on volleyball court
• Kimi Foytich, Kathrine Whitney: defensive duo
• Cathy Nelson's Pac-10 weekly wrap-up
• Stephanie Butkus carries weight on her shoulders
• Stanford is warmed up for conference play
• USC had the weekend off
• Struggling Pepperdine visits Hawaii
• Hawaii-Pepperdine match to be telecast nationwide

• Tennessee tops Louisville
• Kansas State dominates Texas A&M
• Texas closes out Iowa State
• Colorado dismantled by Nebraska

  Thursday, 9/23

• Florida looks to Sherri Williams for leadership
• Kelly Bowman can count on playing somewhere
• Arizona visits Stanford in Pac-10 opener
• Arizona relying on freshman trio
• Rubio says Glass is not real sharp yet
• California has tough Pac-10 road ahead
• Long Beach State remains unbeaten
• Tigers have plan to topple 49ers
• Pacific raising funds for Janna Klussmann Memorial Fund
• Dave Shoji's top ten favorite Wahine matches
• Boogaard and Arnott are totally different except for the results
• Nina Matthies was a 16-year-old high school sophomore
• Lecca Roberts returns to Hawaii
• Kerri Walsh remembers Hawaii
• Four from Hawaii spread aloha to Fairfield

• AVP's Best of the Beach (Queen's Beach)
• Pacific mangles Long Beach State
• California aces Arizona State
• Stanford sweeps Arizona

  Friday, 9/24

• 10 Questions with Deitre Collins
• SEC contender Arkansas off to a rough start
• Will Penn State win the Big Ten?
• Penn State to be tested by Badgers
• Undefeated Ohio State opens Big Ten season
• Three amigos fuel Gophers
• Minnesota to host Michigan foes
• Nebraska's defense has put opponents in deep freeze
• Aggies travel to Lincoln
• Colorado State starts Mountain West schedule
• USC opens conference play at home
• UCSB travels to the Inland Empire
• Kathy Gregory's 30th season looks promising
• Waves have encountered rough sailing
• Dave Shoji: Mr. 1000
• Dave Shoji is the last of UH's pioneering breed
• Shoji using all 1000 lessons this season
• Misty May to honor mother in Hawai'i

• Arkansas defeated by Florida
• Northwestern swept by Penn State
• Minnesota dominates Michigan State
• Wisconsin falls to Ohio State
• California edges Arizona in five
• Stanford sweeps Arizona State
• UCLA falls to Washington
• USC streaks past Washington State
• Wahine surf through Waves
• Chaminade defeated by Hawaii Pacific

  Saturday, 9/25

• Minnesota sweeps Michigan
• No. 21 Kansas stunned by No. 22 Texas
• Missouri falls to Kansas State
• Pavan leads Nebraska over Texas A&M
• UCLA sweeps Washington State
• #2 USC outlasted by #3 Washington in five
• Hawaii defeats Pepperdine in Shoji's 1000th match (photo)
• UH-Hilo defeats BYUH in five
• Punahou defeats St. Francis to remain unbeaten

  Sunday, 9/26

• LSU swept by Florida
• Wisconsin unable to stop Penn State
• This week's results

Week of Sept 27 - Texas at Florida; Stanford, LMU, and Pepperdine at St. Mary's, California at Stanford
Pacific at UCSB; Minnesota at Penn State; UCLA and USC at Arizona; Hawaii at Fresno State and Nevada

• Penn State passes first test
• Nothing gets past Minnesota's Three Amigos
• Sweet victories for Washington
• UCLA reaching for the next level this year
• Santa Barbara stays unbeaten
• Alexis Crimes has given fans reason to believe
• Lee, Pa'akaula Earn MAAC Awards For Second Straight Week
• Sarah Pavan named Big 12 player of the week
• Sanja Tomasevic named Pac-10 Player of the Week
• Kristina Hoban named WAC Player of the Week for second straight week
• Nicole James, McNeese State University, named AVCA player of the week
• Minnesota, Washington, USC, Penn State, Florida, Hawaii, Nebraska, UCSB, Colorado State, UCLA top poll
• Lindsey Taatjes is the rock of Minnesota

• Narkon leads Western New Mexico over Hilo
• BYUH defeated by Montana State-Billings

  Tuesday, 9/28

• Holly Clay: court jester
• Bears see Broncos on the horizon
• Should St. Mary's be worried about Stanford?
• Pepperdine's 42-match WCC streak to be tested
• A loss was unacceptable to Wahine
• RichKern says Wahine best in the West
• Fresno State still trying to turn tables on Hawaii

• St. Mary's strikes down Stanford again
• Santa Clara sweeps California
• Hawaii Pacific sweeps Montana State-Billings

  Wednesday, 9/29

• How big a recruit was Marcie Hamption?
• Jo Wack settles in new role
• Kansas hasn't slowed down after breakthrough year
• The keys to the car are in Busboom's hands
• Tess Rogers has harvested records at Colorado State
• Support continues for Klussman
• What is going on with the Washington Huskies?
• Ali Daley has returned with a vengeance
• Don't breathe a word about Hawaii's 78 match win streak in the WAC (WAC Preview)

• Florida home streak ended by Texas
• Kansas blown away by Nebraska
• Red Raiders run over by Buffaloes
• Chaminade sweeps Western New Mexico

  Thursday, 9/30

• Interview with Toshi Yoshida
• Danielle Meyer is growing up quickly
• Washington is firing on all cylinders
• Maples renovation nears completion
• UCLA needs to improve on their hitting
• Last time for Adams and Robinson to get to Phoenix
• Fresno State rolling out the red carpet for Hawaii
• Wahine taking first road test
• Wahine have achieved high marks on and off the court
• Ten from Hawaii are at Menlo College

• Fresno State unable to push over Hawaii
• Danie Hout powers Moanalua past Kahuku

  Friday, 10/1

• Loss was learning experience for Gators
• Penn State takes on no. 1 Minnesota
• Two top liberos to go head-to-head
• While Nebraska rested, Texas bested (Florida)
• Colorado State faces unknown challenge in Las Vegas
• Arizona hopes to reverse bad start against tough competition
• Kim Glass working hard to become a complete player
• Arizona home matches to be streamed live
• No. 2 Washington makes home debut against Oregon schools
• Top teams not concerned about rankings
• California looking to break tradition against Stanford again
• Stanford looks to white out California
• UCLA will try to remain calm in Arizona
• USC to take lessons to the desert
• Gauchos will break in new Thunderdome floor against Pacific
• Julie Magud was in the third grade when she started going to the Spanos Center
• CSTV to feature Fairfield's players from Hawaii

• Ohio State upsets no. 1 Minnesota
• Texas A&M comes back to defeat Texas Tech in five
• Arizona falls to UCLA
• St. Mary's defeats Loyola Marymount
• Stanford outlasts California in five
• Santa Barbara knocked off by Pacific
• Hawaii Pacific gives Tita early present by defeating Western New Mexico

  Saturday, 10/2

• Undefeated Wahine face a new challenge in Reno

• #4 Penn State finally falls to #1 Minnesota
• Kansas State rallies to defeat Iowa State in five
• Texas stomps Oklahoma
• Colorado shut down by Missouri
• Colorado State dominates San Diego State
• Arizona swept by USC
• St. Mary's snaps Pepperdine's streak
• Nevada nearly knocks off Hawaii
• Hawaii-Hilo defeated by Montana State-Billings
• BYU-Hawaii defeats Western New Mexico

  Sunday, 10/3

• Scott Robbs is a chip off the ol' mic

• Wisconsin takes care of Illinois
• This week's results

Week of Oct 4 - California and Stanford at UCLA and USC; Boise State and UTEP at Hawaii

• Florida continues one streak after another was ended
• Ohio State now on top of Big Ten
• Gophers happy to be standing
• Dariam Acevedo overcoming knee injury to contribute
• Washington eyeing no. 1 after weekend sweep
• Washington, USC, Minnesota, Hawaii, Nebraska, Penn State, Colorado State, Florida, Ohio State, UCLA top poll
• Mandy Bible, St. Mary's, named AVCA player of the week
• Andy Klussman is making determined recovery

  Tuesday, 10/5

• Busboom's transition wasn't smooth
• Terry Petit now works behind the scenes
• Mira Topic named Big 12 player of the week again
• Kim Glass chooses to carry the pain
• UCLA has focused on serving this year
• Gauchos facing agressive Lions
• Tara Hittle named WAC and CVU player of the week
• Nadica Karleusa named Pac West player of the week
• Regionals to be held on December 10 and 11

• Santa Barbara falls to Loyola Marymount
• Hawaii Pacific upset by Chaminade
• Ane Vea boosts Kahuku over Farrington

  Wednesday, 10/6

• It's not hard to spot Jessica Byrnes on the volleyball court
• Huskers refreshed and ready
• The sunflower showdown
• How do you describe a volleyball team like Texas?
• More than you want to know about Mekana Denai Barnes
• Ducks looking to achieve longest winning streak since 1991
• Bruins have done nothing but beat the Bears
• Is Haley eye-to-eye with his players?
• Shoji says Wahine lineup is not set in stone
• Kid's Night is at 3 p.m. Sunday
• Room at the top for UH?
• Unbeaten teams climb in the polls!
• Taft has five from Hawaii
• Versatility is the key for Moanalua

• Florida defeats Georgia for program's 600th victory
• Nebraska overcomes Baylor
• Kansas nearly stops Kansas State
• Texas Tech closed out by Texas

  Thursday, 10/7

• Ohio State looking to spike Indiana and Purdue
• Ally Rebholz has the instincts
• Texas A&M headed to Missouri
• Emily Adams named Pac-10 player of the week
• Ali Daley dominates for Nevada Union
• Brace yourself for Tara Hittle
• Pieces of the puzzle are fitting for Wahine
• Jeffrey Charles Makana Wade II

• Utah State slammed by Santa Barbara
• Pacific defeats Fullerton to take top spot in Big West
• Undefeated Moanalua defeats Farrington

  Friday, 10/8

• Other Gators step up
• Russ Rose is concerned
• Gophers look forward to the comforts of home
• A sell out in North Platte
• Undefeated Texas travels to Kansas State
• Border War at Moby
• Arizona looks for first Pac-10 win in Oregon
• No. 1 Huskies host Wazzu
• Cal faces challenging road trip
• Stanford to face stiff tests in Los Angeles
• UCLA to focus on opponent's outsides
• Haley says no. 2 USC is just now starting to show improvement
• No major changes planned for undefeated Wahine
• Tara Hittle is having a good time
• Pelenaise Hausia makes big impact in Oakland

• Minnesota struggles past Wisconsin
• Washington breaks attendance record against Washington State
• UCLA extends steak over California
• USC takes care of Stanford
• Wahine clears out Boise State
• Hilo swept by Chaminade
• Montana State-Billings Montana State-Billings sweeps BYU-Hawaii

  Saturday, 10/9

• Jessica Bachmann gets her turn at volleyball

• Nebraska sweeps Oklahoma
• Kansas State stopped by Texas
• Missouri defeats Texas A&M in front of record crowd
• Colorado sweeps Kansas
• Oregon swept by Arizona
• UCLA falls to Stanford
• No. 2 USC stunned by California
• San Diego buries no. 12 Santa Clara
• Idaho upsets no. 13 Santa Barbara in five
• Montana State-Billings swept by BYU-Hawaii
• Hilo defeated by Chaminade

  Sunday, 10/10

• Nebraska to square off with intrastate rival Creighton
• Hawaii welcomes Texas-El Paso
• Shoji concerned with his side of the net

• Gators stroll past Kentucky
• Nebraska sweeps Creighton in North Platte
• Hawaii clears out UTEP too
• This week's results

Week of Oct 11 - UCLA at USC; Washington at Arizona; Hawaii at Louisiana Tech and SMU

• Penn State is back on track
• To Western Nebraska, the match was more than a game
• Nebraska and Creighton shared the plane
• Pa'akaula Earns Third MAAC Rookie Of The Week
• Washington, Minnesota, Hawaii, Nebraska, Penn State, USC, Colorado State, Ohio State, Texas, Florida top poll
• Alexandra Oquendo, University of Georgia, named AVCA player of the week

• Narkon lifts Western New Mexico over BYUH

  Tuesday, 10/12

• Manz was the Ying to Sanchez' Yang
• Undefeated Ohio State hosts Michigan State and Michigan
• Pete Waite looking at both setters
• Paula Gentil named CSTV student-athlete of the week
• Nebraska volleyball streamed live on the internet
• Nana Meriwether takes the long road to UCLA
• Dunning headed back to familiar surroundings
• Santa Clara takes on local rivals USF and St. Mary's
• Shoji says Wahine wouldn't be favored over any top 10 team
• Shoji trying to avoid complacency
• Louisiana Tech packing them in
• Shellane Ogoshi a big find for Hofstra
• Kamehameha-Maui enters poll at no. 9

• #29 Pacific outlasted by #12 Stanford in five
• Western New Mexico defeats BYU-Hawaii in five

  Wednesday, 10/13

• Lindsey Boler has a cannon
• Iowa presents welcome mat to Minnesota
• Minnesota can't get no respect
• Nebraska motivated against Kansas State
• Struggling Oklahoma travels to Texas A&M
• Jen Christian can't sit still
• Katie Jo Shirley-Cahoon emanates charisma
• Oregon struggling to keep up with rest of Pac-10
• Olivia Waldowski never clicked with corn-fed program
• Kristina Hoban's favorite things
• Wahine hit the road
• Undefeated Wahine still unsettled on starting lineup
• Ogoshi named CAA rookie of the week
• Kaui Robello gets nuts while Spenser Rigg is crazy
• Foluke Akinradewo is top Broward female athlete

• Iowa dumped by Minnesota
• Mancuso sparks #4 Nebraska past #16 Kansas State
• Texas A&M disposes of Oklahoma
• Texas knocks off Missouri

  Thursday, 10/14

• Badgers on the hunt
• Maria Carlini couldn't hit at all
• Meghan Cumpston doesn't get frazzled
• UCLA needs to improve serving for USC
• Nena Siljegovic fled the bombings
• This week in the Pac-10
• Wahine are winning with good karma or something
• Quick hits around the top 10

• Louisiana Tech swept by #3 Hawaii
• Northridge gets big win against Riverside
• Lady Riders move ahead of Governors

  Friday, 10/15

• Midnight Madness may bring record crowd to Florida
• Buckeyes seek revenge against Spartans
• Badgers host Hoosiers and Boilermakers
• Minnesota hopes to break attendance record at Williams Arena
• Katie Werges making foes sick
• Danielle Brazda likes to think she owns the net
• Huskers don't feel at home at Devaney
• Sara (Westling) Horn and Anna Schrad are warming the bench now
• Texas A&M hosts undefeated Texas
• Arizona to encounter teams at both ends of the spectrum
• Washington will be without Tomasevic
• Bears to go duck hunting
• Cardinal look to keep pace in Pac-10 at home
• USC in Gauntlet Match with UCLA
• Tigers and Matadors battle for first place at Spanos Center
• Big West powerhouses will raid the Thunderdome
• Kalae Araujo named PacWest player of the week
• A look back at the 1998 CIF Championships

• #8 Ohio State sweeps Michigan State
• #7 Colorado State stunned by #18 Utah
• #6 USC sweeps #11 UCLA
• #14 St. Mary's falls to #25 San Diego
• Pacific unable to close out Cal State Northridge
• Santa Barbara sweeps UC Irvine
• Long Beach State dismisses Cal Poly
• Rice defeats Tulsa for 11th win in a row
• Montana State-Billings defeated by Hawaii Pacific
• Ogoshi leads Hofstra to victory

  Saturday, 10/16

• Huskers play annual Devaney match
• Oceanic and KFVE interest in televising WAC tournament
• SMU running out of chances to defeat Hawaii

• #2 Minnesota tops #23 Illinois in front of record crowd
• #20 Texas A&M upsets #9 Texas
• Texas Tech swept by Kansas State
• #7 Colorado State sweeps BYU
• #22 Arizona loses in four to #1 Washington
• #14 Saint Mary's stops #15 Santa Clara
• #19 Santa Barbara defeats #30 Long Beach State
• SMU pushes #3 Hawaii in 1-3 loss
• Montana State-Billings defeated by Hawaii Pacific
• Kamehameha edges Hawaii Baptist

  Sunday, 10/17

• Do you eat bison for that? (Syndie Nadeau)
• Florida rebound against Arkansas
• This week's results

Week of Oct 18 - Ohio State at Penn State, Nebraska and Kansas State at Texas, Rice and Tulsa at Hawaii
Notre Dame and BYU at Utah, Florida at Tennessee, California and Stanford at Washington

• Chatman faces senior season with mother overseas
• Notre Dame set for big week
• Weekend of wins for Penn State
• Tortorello setting standards
• Ohio State remains perfect on season
• Wisconsin moves up in the Big Ten
• You can't do the wave at the Sports Pavilion
• Stanford and Cal sweep Oregon schools
• Sounds of success ringing true from the belles at St. Mary's
• Kelly Wing actually began as a curious athlete
• Washington, Minnesota, Hawaii, Nebraska, Penn State, USC, Ohio State, Florida, Colorado State, Texas top poll
• Christal Morrison named Pac-10 player of the week
• Alicia Arnott named WAC player of the week
• Flavia Brakling named PacWest player of the week
• Shellane Ogashi receives second straight rookie of the week award
• Laura Jones, Texas A&M, named AVCA player of the week

  Tuesday, October 19

• Salyer's got her groove back
• Rule change serves Gentil well
• Angie Lastra is far from home
• Recurring injuries a familiar theme for UCLA
• Tigers begin a long week on the road
• Rice offers up rare WAC challenge to Hawaii
• Rice coach more elated than anxious
• Gerade noch rechtzeitig zur Saisonpremiere reiste die US-Amerikanerin Jennifer Carey
• Punahou holds on to no. 1 ranking
• Undersized HBA not backing down
• Weekly honors
• OIA East regular season ends today

• #14 Utah upset by Notre Dame
• Sacramento State upsets Pacific
• Western New Mexico swept by Hawaii Pacific
• Chaminade sweeps BYU-Hawaii
• Kalani defeats Kaiser on Senior Night

  Wednesday, October 20

• Penn State has a big midterm tonight
• Rose replies to players raising their hand
• A Walters Family Affair - Junior Kaleena Walters
• Kansas State is home against Baylor
• Ohio State expecting a close match
• Nebraska vs. Texas features defense vs. offense
• Something odd is taking place across the 40 Acres
• Amanda McCormick would love to get her digs in
• Michelle Moriarty now leads the team that once kept her in the dark
• Texas A&M travels to Boulder
• Tonya Mokelki is withoat a doat a stellar example
• Pac-10 is overflowing with competition
• Where is USC now?
• Jason Levy was exciting about volleyball class
• Pepperdine facing tough road test
• Misty May was a star from early on
• Prince's path to paradise originated with a broken leg
• Hawaii and Rice will meet in a battle of division leaders
• Stan Sheriff Center celebrates 10th anniversary Thursday
• What is Amber Wiedemann's favorite food?
• Chaminade breaks into top 25
• With stars gone, Moanalua fell to McKinley

• #5 Penn State upended by #7 Ohio State in five
• Kansas State tames Baylor
• #10 Texas can't hold lead against #4 Nebraska
• BYU turns back Notre Dame in five
• Western New Mexico defeated by Hawaii Pacific
• Word of Life aced by Hawaii Baptist

  Thursday, October 21

• Freshmen Mills, Berkley coming to Badgers' defense
• Texas-Nebraska match brings memories of 1995
• You won't hear Allison Lawrence much
• UCLA heads into confidence-builder weekend
• Haley says Beavers move the ball real quick
• The Stan Sheriff Center was a gift
• The top ten moments of the Stan Sheriff Center
• Jamie Houston wears a rainbow-ish uniform

• Oregon loses, but UCLA scathed
• Oregon State swept by USC
• Grand Canyon swept by Hawaii Pacific
• #3 Hawaii gobbles up #26 Rice

  Friday, October 22

• Penn State wants to develop short term memory loss
• Badgers on the road in Michigan
• Gophers back in Indiana
• Kansas State visits skidding Longhorns
• Texas A&M travels to Lubbock
• Rams to encounter claws and talons
• Arizona to battle Arizona in McKale
• No. 1 Huskies battle Bears, Cardinals
• Pacific wants to forget Sacramento
• WAC tournament tickets go on sale November 1
• JennaBree Tollestrup on recruiting trip in Hawaii

• #17 Tennessee topped by #8 Florida in front of record crowd
• #24 Illinois convinced by #5 Penn State
• Indiana swept by #2 Minnesota
• #23 Arizona cruises past Arizona State
• #1 Washington sweeps #13 California
• Washington State swept by #11 Stanford
• Oregon defeated by #6 USC
• Oregon State loses in five to #12 UCLA
• #19 Santa Clara outlasts Loyola Marymount
• #22 San Diego hammers Pepperdine
• UC Irvine defeated by Pacific
• #3 Hawaii parties over Tulsa
• Lindsey Lee leads Fairfield over Niagara
• BYUH sweeps Hilo

  Saturday, October 23

• Shoji reappointed as head coach

• #24 Illinois knocks off #7 Ohio State
• #10 Texas sweeps #18 Kansas State
• Baylor defeated by #4 Nebraska
• Falcons downed by #9 Rams
• #14 Utah sweeps BYU
• #1 Washington sweeps #11 Stanford in front of record crowd
• Long Beach State rallies to defeat Pacific
• Fresno State sweeps SMU
• BYU-Hawaii topples Hawaii-Hilo

  Sunday, October 24

• #19 Santa Clara defeats Pepperdine in five
• This week's results

Week of Oct 25 - Stanford at California, Hawaii at San Jose State and Boise State

• Lynnette Moster 'O'-Factor
• Illinois weekend finishes on high note
• Minnesota and Ohio State now tied for Big Ten lead
• Texas features spread offense
• USC breaks out broom against Oregon schools
• This week in the Pac-10
• Gauchos sit on top of Big West
• The sky's the limit for Alexis Crimes
• Tuli Peters named WAC player of the week
• Kelly Bowman, Minnesota, named AVCA player of the week
• Washington, Minnesota, Hawaii, Nebraska, USC, Penn State, Ohio State, Florida, Colorado State, Texas top poll

  Tuesday, October 26

• Conversation with Mira Topic
• Pioneers looking to break ground at Moby Arena
• UCLA dealing with injuries and suspensions
• Alexis Crimes is raw
• Wahine are still having a good time
• Barbara Martin named PacWest player of the week
• Western New Mexico sitting in the 10th spot
• ILH joins OIA in post-season
• Punahou tops high school polls
• Kaua'i High defeats Waimea for KIF title
• Courtney Cho sets assists record for Redlands
• Amanda Carson immediately headed for the sideline

• Tired Bruins fall to Waves
• Montana State-Billings turns back Chaminade
• Farrington, Kalani, Waipahu, Roosevelt advance to second round

  Wednesday, October 27

• Penn State looks past the midpoint
• Minnesota gearing up for second half
• Saleaumua is the glue
• What do Austin and Norman have in common?
• Texas A&M battles Missouri for third
• Casey Bauer is the calm before the storm
• Danielle Chun has proven them wrong
• Catch the Wave in Boise
• Shoji to miss road trip to stay with ailing father

• Nebraska gives Colorado a headache
• Texas A&M tames Missouri
• Wahine win one for Shoji in San Jose

  Thursday, October 28

• Aubrey Meierotto likes to hit
• Mancuso comes out swinging
• Kelli Mulvany knows how to lay low
• How can Washington have a better second half?
• Enter Angie Pressey
• Jillian Davis wants to whack the ball down someone's throat
• Sarah Vinall still enjoys playing volleyball
• Red Sox fans get to listen to volleyball
• Fans prefer Wahine volleyball over World Series
• Lily Kahumoku going to Italy joining Bown
• Keesha Aldridge has set the standard for CSUDH
• What's going on at Cheney State?

• Pioneers fail to settle Colorado State
• Oregon State nearly knocks off Washington
• Northridge swept by Santa Barbara
• OIA Playoffs: Aiea rallies past Roosevelt (6 pm, OC-16)
• OIA Playoffs: Moanalua defeats Farrington (7:30 pm, OC-16)
• OIA Playoffs: Mamizuka and Kahuku easily handle Waipahu
• OIA Playoffs: Pearl City swept by Kalani

  Friday, October 29

• Mary Wise refuses to allow her team to play down
• Penn State still settling in the middle
• Ohio State looks to return to winning form
• Badgers to face Hawkeyes, no. 2 Gophers
• Sarah Pavan just quit thinking
• Sunflower Showdown in Kansas
• Texas to position feet against Baylor
• Texas A&M rolls into Oklahoma
• Wildcats headed for Southern California
• Cal looking to turn around close loss
• Stanford healthy at last
• UCLA was supposed to make serious noise
• USC hopeful that home court will be an advantage
• Pacific can now focus on Santa Barbara
• Wahine looking to add to winning streaks

• Michigan State upsets Illinois
• #1 Huskies plucks Ducks
• #5 USC gets past #24 Arizona
• Pepperdine swept by #14 Saint Mary's
• Boise State takes one before becoming Hawaii's 100th straight WAC victim (11:15 am, 1420-AM)

  Saturday, October 30

• Stevie Mussie lets the kinesic tape go
• Olivia Munro understood there would be sacrifices involved

• Maris swept by Fairfield
• Siena swept by Fairfield too
• Wisconsin upsets #2 Minnesota in five (ESPN2 Sunday 8:00 a.m. HST)
• Iowa run over by #4 Cornhuskers
• Bears poisoned in Texas
• #9 Rams conquer Aztecs and repel Rebels
• #12 UCLA swept by #24 Arizona
• #5 USC spikes Arizona State
• Loyola Marymount goes down in battle to #14 Saint Mary's
• Pacific defeated by #20 Santa Barbara
• Western New Mexico swept by Chaminade
• OIA Semifinal: Kahuku rolls past Kahuku (7 pm at McKinley, OC-16)
• OIA Semifinal: Moanalua hangs on to defeat Kalani (8:30 pm OC-16)
• ILH Quarterfinal: Iolani edges past Word of LIfe

  Sunday, October 31

• Ohio State sweeps Indiana
• #13 California defeats #11 Stanford in five (pics)
• This week's results

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Association of Volleyball Professionals (AVP)
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• Jan 29, 2004 - USA Volleyball 75th Anniversary Beach All-Era Teams
• Feb 12, 2004 - Brazil, USA Showdowns Kick Off 2004 Beach Seasons
• Feb 17, 2004 - Blanton/Nygaard Edge World Champions in Brazil
• Feb 18, 2004 - Liz Masakayan shares life lessons
• Feb 23, 2004 - May/Walsh defeat Brazilians in Country vs. Country Challenge
• Feb 25, 2004 - Scott, Nygaard, and May and Walsh are nominees for the 2003 USOC honors
• Mar 4, 2004 - May and Walsh and the Super Bowl ad
• Mar 11, 2004 - AVP Announces 2004 Nissan Series Schedule
• Mar 11, 2004 - USA Teams Post 7-3 Record as Brazilian Open Main Draw Begins
• Mar 12, 2004 - May and Walsh Advance to Brazilian Open Semifinals
• Mar 13, 2004 - May and Walsh Advance to Brazilian Open Gold Medal Match
• Mar 14, 2004 - May and Walsh Strike Gold in Brazil

• Apr 4, 2004 - May and Walsh win AVP opener
• Apr 23, 2004 - Misty May says hello to the drug testers
• May 2, 2004 - May/Walsh defeat Davis/Jordan to win Austin Open
• May 21, 2004 - USA women undefeated in Greece
• May 22, 2004 - McPeak & Youngs regain confidence
• May 23, 2004 - USA teams advance to Greece Finale
• May 23, 2004 - May & Walsh add Greece title
• May 26, 2004 - May and Walsh a winning combination
• May 29, 2004 - McPeak/Youngs and Davis/Jordan advance to China semifinals
• May 30, 2004 - May and Walsh win at Huntington Beach
• May 30, 2004 - McPeak ties Kirby as winningest women's player in pro beach volleyball history
• Jun 5, 2004 - May and Walsh win 89th consecutive match
• Jun 6, 2004 - Race for Second Women's Spot in Athens Games Intensifies
• Jun 6, 2004 - May/Walsh defeated, McPeak gets record win at Manhattan
• Jun 13, 2004 - McPeak/Youngs defeat Davis/Jordan to win San Diego Open
• Jun 18, 2004 - May/Walsh, McPeak Youngs Reach Swiss Open Semis
• Jun 19, 2004 - May/Walsh Win Swiss Open Gold; McPeak/Youngs Earn Bronze
• Jun 23, 2004 - May and Walsh withdraw from Berlin event
• Jun 25, 2004 - Team USA in the FISU World University Beach Volleyball Championships in Thailand
• Jun 26, 2004 - USA's McPeak/Youngs Earn Bronze Medal at Berlin Grand Slam
• Jul 3, 2004 - McPeak/Youngs defeat Davis/Jordan to win gold in Norway
• Jul 10, 2004 - McPeak/Youngs Capture AVP Belmar Open Title
• Jul 16, 2004 - Brazilians Face American Trio in World Series 13 Women's "Final Four"
• Jul 18, 2004 - Walsh wins with Wacholder in Marseilles
• Jul 25, 2004 - McPeak, Youngs win as May pulls out of finals
• Jul 29, 2004 - Busch and Mason Score Upset as USA Women Go 8-0 in Austria
• Jul 30, 2004 - USA Women Earn Three of Four Semifinal Spots in Austria
• Jul 31, 2004 - Walsh and Wacholder Win Second-Straight FIVB Grand Slam

• Olympic Beach Volleyball
• Aug 2, 2004 - Subbing for May might be the best option
• Aug 3, 2004 - USA's May/Walsh Earn Top Seed for Olympic Beach Volleyball Competition
• Aug 6, 2004 - 2004 Olympic Women's Beach Volleyball media guide
• Aug 12, 2004 - Misty May is ready to go
• Aug 12, 2004 - Walsh said no to FHM
• Aug 13, 2004 - Kerry Walsh will report for Sirius Satellite Radio
• Aug 13, 2004 - Walsh and May are opposites in action
• Aug 13, 2004 - Thank heavens for beach volleyball
• Aug 13, 2004 - United States Teams Open Olympic Competition Saturday
• Aug 13, 2004 - Misty May makes it to Athens to play with Walsh
• Aug 14, 2004 - McPeak/Youngs thrive in Athens' shadows
• Aug 14, 2004 - McPeak and Youngs get little resistance from Glesnes and Maaseide
• Aug 15, 2004 - May and Walsh defeat Kusuhara and Tokuno in preliminary
• Aug 16, 2004 - A postcard moment for May and Walsh
• Aug 16, 2004 - McPeak and Youngs get by Dumont and Martin
• Aug 17, 2004 - May and Walsh continue winning ways against Netherlands' Kadjik and Leenstra
• Aug 18, 2004 - U.S. style entertainment rocks Olympics
• Aug 18, 2004 - McPeak still tinkering with to-do list
• Aug 18, 2004 - McPeak and Youngs defeat Schnyder and Kuhn
• Aug 18, 2004 - May and Walsh defeat Celbova and Novakova to go 3-0 in pool play
• Aug 19, 2004 - Connelly and Pires upset by Lahme and Muesch, but both advance
• Aug 19, 2004 - Petia Yanchulova Chronicles Her Olympic Experience
• Aug 19, 2004 - Dave Barry watches beach volleyball
• Aug 19, 2004 - What's the Greek word for dude?
• Aug 20, 2004 - Naidoo and Willand receive exotic little presents
• Aug 20, 2004 - Naidoo and Willand knocked out by Gattelli and Perrota
• Aug 20, 2004 - Olympic spotlight: Holly McPeak
• Aug 20, 2004 - Teeny Weeny problem
• Aug 20, 2004 - The anatomy of beach volleyball
• Aug 20, 2004 - Kiraly scouts the matchups
• Aug 21, 2004 - American teams advance to quarterfinals
• Aug 22, 2004 - BEHAR and BEDE defeat CONNELLY and PIRES to advance to semi-finals
• Aug 22, 2004 - Cook and Sanderson edge Perotta and Gattelli into semis
• Aug 22, 2004 - May and Walsh to play McPeak and Youngs in semifinals
• Aug 23, 2004 - Call from Cook to dig deep for medal
• Aug 23, 2004 - The biggest party in Athens is found at beach volleyball
• Aug 23, 2004 - Why are they playing on Belgian sand?
• Aug 23, 2004 - Behar and Bede defeat Cook and Sanderson in semifinal
• Aug 23, 2004 - May and Walsh defeats McPeak and Youngs in semifinal
• Aug 23, 2004 - Mom there to give May lift to beach volleyball final
• Aug 23, 2004 - Misty May had no doubt she'd be in Athens
• Aug 24, 2004 - McPeak and Youngs take down Cook and Sanderson
• Aug 24, 2004 - May and Walsh sweep Behar and Bede to win gold
• Aug 25, 2004 - May and Walsh could be the best ever
• Aug 25, 2004 - Walsh wins gold for entire family
• Aug 25, 2004 - Angel watches over Misty May
• Aug 25, 2004 - Beach volleyball has been the hit of the Olympics
• Aug 26, 2004 - Marlowe and Kiraly got airtime
• Aug 27, 2004 - Olympic beach volleyball recap
• Aug 28, 2004 - Misty May's throws out first pitch in Albuquerque
• Aug 30, 2004 - Misty May returns to Long Beach
• Aug 31, 2004 - Naidoo and Willand highlight plight of South African athletes
• Sep 8, 2004 - Karrie Poppinga finishes second at Queen of the Beach at Huntington Beach
• Sep 23, 2004 - Bragado and Wachholder finish 13th in Brazil
• Sep 26, 2004 - Annett Davis with Misty May wins Best on the Beach
• Sep 29, 2004 - Cheri Boyer Fitzner & Meri-De Boyer finish second at Queen of the Beach in Oregon
• Oct 13, 2004 - Cheri Boyer Fitzner wins Queen of the Beach at San Diego
• Oct 13, 2004 - May and Walsh win Olympic Spirit Award
• Oct 18, 2004 - May and Walsh finish season with victory at Santa Barbara

Professional Indoor Volleyball

United States Pro Volleyball (archives)

• Nov 16, 2001 - USPV introduces first teams
• Jan 6, 2003 - USPV cancels January matches
• Feb 7, 2003 - USPV cancels season

  National Women's Power Volleyball League
  

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• San Jose Storm

  National Volleyball League

  Petition for Professional men's volleyball

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