Here's everything you need to know about the 2024 NCAA DI women's volleyball tournament, which includes a 64-team field in a single-elimination bracket. Get the bracket, schedule and scores here. The tournament bracket was revealed during a selection show on Sunday, Dec. 1, that aired on ESPN. Thirty-one teams received automatic qualification, with the remaining 33 teams selected as at-larges by the Division I Women’s Volleyball Committee.
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Florida and Stanford square off in a battle of powerhouse programs. The Gators, ranked No. 22 nationally, advanced by sweeping NC State and edging Kansas in a five-set thriller. Florida’s Kennedy Martin has been a standout, ranking third nationally in kills per set (6.38) and points per set (7.19) during the tournament’s opening weekend.
Libero Elli McKissock anchors the defense with 4.14 digs per set. Stanford, seeded No. 2 in the Louisville quadrant, has been equally impressive, sweeping Sacramento State and LMU while hitting a nation-leading .
467 in the first two rounds. Setter Kami Miner, the AVCA Pacific Region Player of the Year, orchestrates a high-powered offense featuring Elia Rubin, who averages 3.94 kills per set. Middle blocker Sami Francis, fourth nationally in blocks per set (1.56), anchors the defense. Stanford’s storied history includes nine NCAA titles and 23 national semifinal appearances, making them a formidable opponent for Florida.asdsad
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Florida and Stanford square off in a battle of powerhouse programs. The Gators, ranked No. 22 nationally, advanced by sweeping NC State and edging Kansas in a five-set thriller. Florida’s Kennedy Martin has been a standout, ranking third nationally in kills per set (6.38) and points per set (7.19) during the tournament’s opening weekend.
Libero Elli McKissock anchors the defense with 4.14 digs per set. Stanford, seeded No. 2 in the Louisville quadrant, has been equally impressive, sweeping Sacramento State and LMU while hitting a nation-leading .
467 in the first two rounds. Setter Kami Miner, the AVCA Pacific Region Player of the Year, orchestrates a high-powered offense featuring Elia Rubin, who averages 3.94 kills per set. Middle blocker Sami Francis, fourth nationally in blocks per set (1.56), anchors the defense. Stanford’s storied history includes nine NCAA titles and 23 national semifinal appearances, making them a formidable opponent for Florida.asdsad