The 2025 NCAA Division I Women’s Volleyball Championship is just around the corner! The excitement kicks off on December 12 with the regional matches, and everything wraps up with the national championship on December 21 at the T-Mobile Center in Kansas City, Missouri.
The tournament features a full 64-team bracket, released on November 30. Out of these, 31 teams secured their spots as conference champions, while the NCAA committee handpicked 33 more as at-large selections.
Key Dates and Schedule
- Regionals: December 11 and 13, or December 12 and 14
- Semifinals: December 18
- National Championship: December 21 at 3:30 PM ET on ABC
Fun Stats and Insights
Over the years, women’s volleyball has grown in popularity, with viewership doubling since 2010. A recent survey found that 70% of fans enjoy watching college volleyball more than professional leagues, largely due to the spirited atmosphere and school pride.
Experts believe this surge in interest can be attributed to social media, where highlights and game moments are shared instantly. Conversations about standout players and matchups dominate platforms like X and Instagram, showing how engaged fans are.
Historical Context
The first NCAA women’s volleyball championship took place in 1981. Back then, teams participated with much less media coverage and fanfare. Fast forward to 2025, and the championship is a major event, drawing thousands of fans both in-person and online.
Catch all the action as teams battle for glory! You can explore the full tournament bracket and keep up with live updates on the NCAA website.
For fans of women’s sports, this championship showcases not just talent but also resilience and teamwork. As schools prepare to fuel their teams, the atmosphere promises to be electric!
