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• Mar 15 - Wisconsin at Hawaii (exhibition)
• Mar 30 - Mama San Lawson Cup

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January News

• Stanford post-season report
• Jenny McReynolds named CVU libero of the year
• Melissa Elmer named CVU blocker of the year
• UH PPV revenue up though number of sales were down
• Victoria Prince to instruct speed and quickness
• Mark Fox used to spend hours talking with Jim McLaughlin
• Washington will celebrate on Sunday
• Things have happened pretty fast for Audra Jeffers
• Win No. 900 looms for Dave Shoji
• Penn State named CVU defensive team of the year
• 2005 season in review
• Megan Hodge commits to Penn State
• Washington volleyball team receives standing ovation at basketball game
• NCAA rescinds scholarship increase

• Penn State's errors sank their title hopes
• Brown, Glass, and Yanz sign with Penn State for 2006
• A look back at Purdue's season
• Jon Wallace named CVU coach of the year
• Courtney Thompson named CVU setter of the year
• Ohio looks to continue success
• Five Flyers to participate in National Team tryouts
• Wahine banquet scheduled for January 29
• USA National Team to begin training on January 16
• Crabbe, Ogoshi, Roberts trying out for national team
• Charlie Wade still being considered for Pacific head coach
• Jamie Houston will sit out basketball season because of stress fracture
• Nia Page invited to play summer tournament in Hawaii
• Tawana Wardlaw decided to stay in Edmonton
• Megan Argabright named CVU freshman of the year
• Melody Toth keeps UH athletes in the game
• University of Pacific still has appeal for coaches
• Charlie Wade named University of Pacific head coach (volleytalk)
• Interview with Kim Willoughby
• Joanna Evans has been Bishop O'Dowd High volleyball

• Charlie Wade ready to get started
• Wade's departure sheds light on Shoji's remarkable run
• Alisha Glass named Michigan Gatorade Player of the Year
• Courtney Thompson wins Honda Award
• Jon Wallace named Coach of the Year by Volleyball Magazine
• UCLAers trying to turn dream into reality
• Kanani Herring named Hawaii Gatorade Player of the Year
• Tara Mueller chooses Nebraska over Arizona and Texas
• Charlie Wade was intelligently designed by Bobby Hull
• Players are just wild about Charlie
• Jessica Keefe had a 3.9
• Dave Shoji and the five T's of success

• Natalie Williams adds another title to her resume
• Brittney Dolgner Named PrepVolleyball.com National Player of the Year
• Jayne McHugh declines offer of reassignment
• Alexandra Oquendo playing with Kim Willoughby in Puerto Rico
• Richards named Volleyball Magazine All-American
• Parra, Prince named to CVU Stellar Spikers team
• Tomasevic named CVU player of the year
• Jim Iams returns to coach Punahou girls
• Lindsey Berg nominated for USOC SportWoman of the Year
• Christal Morrison Seattle P-I star of the year nominee
• Pa'ulasi Matavao is in his sixth season at MSU-Billings
• Megan Hodge Named Gatorade National Player of the Year
• Kanani Herring named PrepVolleyball.com's national Sophomore of the Year
• Chris Blake and Kanani Herring at Quarterback Club

• Jameka's kid brother makes it to the Super Bowl
• Many are interested in Charlie's old job

February News

• Texas, Washington, Ohio will play in AVCA Showcase at Wisconsin
• Cathey Scotlan to be inducted into Pacific Athletic Hall of Fame
• Relive Santa Clara's Dream Season
• Camilla Ah-Hoy signs with Oregon State
• Hawaiian Classic International Volleyball Tournament scheduled for June
• 1998 Long Beach team is number 12 on the list
• Jaz Machado picks UCLA
• Volleyball Coaches Committee will suggest Omaha and Hawaii will always have a Final Four or regional final
• Robyn Ah Mow-Santos, Angelica Ljungquist to be inducted into University of Hawai'i Circle of Honor
• Courtney Thompson's final installment
• Whitney Dosty shortens list to four
• Divison I head coaches are applying for Hawaii assistant position
• Notre Dame de Namur to join Pacific West Conference
• Bill Dewar has his job cut out for him
• Sunshine is the queen at Barton County
• Ron Kordes named developmental coach of the year
• Elmer and Saleaumua go pro in Puerto Rico
• Tournament snub made Wichita State famous
• Rubio may be losing associate head coach Charita Stubbs

• Ami Stevens, Kekai Crabbe, Faye Barhorst named to USA A2 Team
• Donnis Thompson will have a volleyball in the other hand
• Why do UCLA athletes wear backpacks?
• Burt Fuller named assistant at Utah
• Volleyball remains a money-maker for Hawaii
• Victoria Prince on the run
• The year has been a dream for Deitre Collins
• Jeppson and Rogers sign with BYU
• Herring, Mafua, Ah-Hoy, Burton, Onosai honored by prepvolleyball.com
• Krista Chin has transferred from Arizona to Minnesota
• Gene's teams win in Las Vegas
• Scott Sandel resigns as Boise State coach

March News - Wisconsin at Hawaii

• Dave Shoji had incentive
• Singletary to attend Laboy/Tano wedding before leaving
• How serious can a person get about volleyball?
• Get instructed by Victoria Prince
• Lauren Richards is surrounded by volleyball
• Mike Wall named assistant at Arizona State
• Wisconsin to spend spring in Hawaii
• Mama san Volleyball Lawson Cup Hawaii March 30 at Farrington High gym
• Mike Sealy hired as associate coach for the Rainbow Wahine

• A new role for Busboom
• Pepperdine to open season at Hawaii
• Michelle Luxton back on the tennis court
• Wahine exhibition tickets on sale Thursday
• Gordon Miyashiro retires as Kalani AD
• Wahine Insider was special
• Myles Shioji named HBA varsity coach
• UW will travel to Beijing & Shanghai in June
• Title IX goals have nearly been met
• Speed and Quickness Clinic resumes at Klum Gym
• Ashley Watanabe at prayer breakfast
• Ambrozich helps players 'get it'
• Charlie Wade at QB Club

• Yes, Victoria, there is another Speed and Quickness Clinic
• Spring practice opens for Wahine
• USA Women to Travel to Italy for Series of Club Matches
• Love and Money Lures American Players Overseas

  Wednesday, 3/15

• Shoji will use exhibition match to look at his players
• Cayley earns a trip home
• Wahine get some work in against Wisconsin

• Coaches who look like celebrities

• Amber Kaufman jumps high
• Final Hawaii Speed and Quickness clinics (for the month)

  Saturday, 3/18

• Wisconsin, Hawaii, Chaminade at BYU-Hawaii (9 a.m. round-robin tournament)

• Hawaii, Washington, Texas, Florida will host regionals this year
• Nebraska to host 2006 and 2008 Championships
• Liz Masakayan may be coaching Heidi
• Lindsey Hunter writes from Italy
• Christina Houghtelling's Excellent Tour

• PBS Documentary on Title IX and UW Volleyball forthcoming
• Wisconsin aims high in 2006
• UCLA ups offer to Careena Onosai
• Rob Patrick named VBall Magazine coach of the year
• Jackie Simpson to sit and watch
• USA National Training team defeated by Zoppas Conegliano
• Lindsey Hunter's journal
• USA Women's National Volleyball Training Team swept by Megius Volley Padova
• Spring ball for Badgers and Madison
• Amanda Simmons to Hawaii?
• USA Women's Training Team Wins First Matches in Italy
• Grayson DuBose Named Head Volleyball Coach At Utah State
• USA Women's Training Team Wins Third-Straight Match in Italy
• Punahou to play in Seattle
• Jenic Tumaneng hired as Iolani head coach
• Victoria Prince at the Speed and Quickness Clinic this weekend
• USA Women's Training Team Loses to Vicenza, 3-1
• Wahine to get setter from Bosnia?
• Mama San defeats Team USA
• Megan Hodge signs with Penn State

April News

• USA Women Cap Italy Tour with Win over Zoppas Conegliano
• John Dunning presses the button
• Results from Haili Tournament
• Sandy Vivas to receive Trailblazer Award
• Matt Sonnichsen joins UC Santa Barbara as assistant coach
• Michelle Luxton gets back on the tennis court
• Kayla Banwarth gets the call from Nebraska
• Robin Davis named head coach at Boise State
• Nebraska missing marquee matchup on this year's schedule
• Destinee Hooker aims high
• INHD to Broadcast Replays from Grand Champions Cup
• Careena Onosai accepts track and field scholarship from UCLA
• Whitney Dosty chooses Arizona
• Dani Busboom pumps herself up
• Danielle Minch is no longer shopping for a volleyball program
• Sarah Pavan is a two-world star
• Rubio gets help from Switzerland
• Tumaneng looks forward to coaching at Iolani
• Ka'aihue commits to Hawai'i for 2007
• RichKern.com to go commercial
• Charlie Wade signs Dancyne and Masha
• Christine Houghtelling has one goal for the spring
• Jenna Haglund commits to Washington for 2007
• Yu Chuan Weng named Seasider Athlete of the Year
• Amanda Simmons commits to Wahine for 2007
• Victoria Prince wins at EVP tournament on Queen's Beach

• Gentil and Candelas, Prince and Abernathy to compete in Collegiate Beach Volleyball National Championships
• UCLA is huge for Careena Onosai
• Kim Willoughby is a double champion in Puerto Rico
• Kim Willoughy will be guest instructor at Speed and Quickness Clinic
• Prince and Abernathy advance to semi-finals
• No sniping by Victoria at Collegiate Beach Championships
• Cathey Scotlan is remembered with a smile

• Stanford unveils challenging schedule
• Careena Onosai aims high
• Female Volleyball Stars of ’60s and ’70s to have reunion in Burbank
• Hakala, Keefe, Thurlby earn honors
• Shimomura named Menlo College Female Athlete of the Year
• Mike Schall steps down as assistant to Russ Rose
• Mary Wise's tough schedule includes a trip to Hawaii
• University of Missouri takes BeiHang to five
• Kim Willoughby set a high mark
• Mel Tom passes away at 64
• Mike Sealy at Quarterback Club

May News

• Mike Schall taking a different road
• Four players have left UC Santa Barbara
• Jammers 12s win Far Western Junior Olympics National Qualifier
• John Cook can see benefits to tour of Japan and China
• Rainbow Wahine camps for boys and girls
• Little Erin Birmingham's nose started to swell

• Fairfield will take a trip to Hawaii
• Ah Hoy and Yoshimura headed to Oregon State
• Dave Shoji watches Erik play tennis
• Players get closure after Hurrican Katrina

• 2006 WAC Prospectus
• Lindsey Berg will take to the sand
• Another Sarah Mason plays volleyball
• Kahalehau headed for Alaska
• Wise and Liskevych named all-time great coaches
• U.S. Women Fall to Poland in Chicago
• Dennis Hohenshelt leaves Pavlik to join Rose

June News

• Buy, Sell, Transfer & Print Your Football, Volleyball Tickets Online
• Prepvolleyball.com ranks Penn State, Texas, California, Arizona, Notre Dame with top recruiting classes
• Huskers raised their level in Asia
• Brittany's brother selected no. 1 in baseball
• 'Ahahui Koa Anuenue hires Lorraine Leslie as Director of Booster Clubs
• Andy Klussman coaching two years after the accident
• Huskies headed for China
• Rainbow volleyball camps set for the summer
• Tita Ahuna walks away from Hawaii Pacific
• Ahuna won't say why she left
• Ahuna’s exit leaves HPU guessing
• Is Tita ready to be remembered?
• USA women prepare for Pam Am Cup
• Andy Klussman is still healing
• Elaine Youngs appointed to USA Volleyball board of directors
• UCLA headed for Europe
• Tammy Jackson writes from Slovenia
• Ali Dailey reportedly will transfer to UCLA
• Huskies unhappy after loss to China champion
• Koizumi headed for Alaska too
• Lang Ping honored with “Fair Play Mecenate 2006” award
• Vander Kooi gains experience from A2-Training Team
• Reliving Loyola Marymount's season
• Oahu needs officials

• USA Women's National Team Press Kit for V Pan American Cup
• Women's National Team Opens Fifth Pan American Cup with Sweep of Peru
• 20 Questions with Jane Collymore
• 20 Questions with Katie Wilkins
• USA defeats Argentina at Pan American Cup

July News - Pan American Cup

• USA dominates Barbados
• 20 Questions with Candace Lee
• 20 Questions with Cassie Busse
• U.S. falls to Cuba in four
• 20 Questions with Erin Aldrich
• U.S. defeats Venezuela to Finish Second in Pan American Cup Pool B
• U.S. to Face Puerto Rico in Pan American Cup Quarterfinals
• 20 Questions with Katie Olsovsky
• 20 Questions with Elisabeth 'Wiz' Bachman
• U.S. Women Rallies Past Puerto Rico to Advance to Semifinals
• U.S. Women Fall to Brazil in Pan American Cup Semifinals
• Nancy Metcalf Journal: July 6, 2006
• Elisabeth Bachman Journal: July 7, 2006
• U.S. Falls to Dominican Republic in Third-Place Match
• Ah Mow-Santos Earns Pan American Cup Best Setter Award

• UCLA voyages to Europe
• Wahine season tickets go on sale Friday
• Ken Shibuya joins Stanford as an assistant
• WAC tournament will return to Reno
• Here we go again, Wahine
• Kanoe Kamana'o named WAC female athlete of the year
• Daryl Kapis named new head coach at Hawaii Pacific
• 2006 NORCECA Girls' Youth Continental Championship Preview
• Dean Nowack raises money for junior golf
• Volleyball Magazine ranks Penn State, Texas, Notre Dame, Texas A&M, Wisconsin, Tennessee as top classes
• Wahine favored to win 12th consecutive WAC title
• Brandy Barratt Kosty hired as assistant by Oregon State
• Hawaii Baptist will remains in Division I for another year
• UH coaches to conduct clinics on Molokai
• Colleges start recruiting early

• Dan Conners to take Mike Sealy's spot as UCLA assistant
• 20 Questions with Nancy Metcalf
• 20 questions with Nicole Davis
• Team Rosters Announced for 2006 USA High Performance Girls’ Volleyball Championship
• Ricci Luyties came calling to Neosho County
• 20 Questions with Sarah Drury
• Anita Beard was the only girl from Texas

• Herring, Yogi, Meredith on NORCECA team
• Herring helps U.S. defeat Honduras at NORCECA volleyball
• Michelle Bartsch chosen for the Youth National Team
• Will Arizona be Goodenough to sustain the loss of Glass, Abernathy, and Ladd?
• Volleyball bigger than ever at Torrington
• U.S. sweeps Mexico at NORCECA
• Julie Morgan resigns as Hilo coach
• U.S. defeats Puerto Rico to go 3-0 at NORCECA
• Kanoe Kamana'o named preseason WAC player of the year
• U.S. Girls' Youth Team Downs Canada to qualify for Championship
• U.S. defeats Dominican Republic in five at NORCECA
• Hawaii girls help U.S. Youth National Team win gold at NORCECA

August News

• Junior National Team defeats Puerto Rico at NORCECA
• Carla Carpenter-Kabalis hired as interim coach for Hawaii-Hilo
• California believes it has what it takes
• Junior National Team rolls over Costa Rica
• Junior National Team defeats Canada to advance to NORCECA semifinals
• Enoch girl discovers Hawaii
• Texas picked second in Big 12
• Mafua, Kaufman, and Simmons go to camp
• A new look for Shoji?
• WAC.tv to debut this fall
• Fairfield second in MAAC preseason poll
• U.S. Women’s Junior National Team Blanks Canada; Advances to Championship
• U.S. Women's Junior National Team Captures Gold at NORCECA Event

• Where in the world is Dave Shoji?
• 24 teams at Kaua‘i Challenge Girl's Volleyball Invitational
• New Mexico State looking for their first WAC title
• Gimmillaro starts his 22nd season
• Lori Gilbert remembers 1985 Wendy's Classic
• New era begins at University of Pacific
• Houghtelling will miss the season
• Charlie Wade begins first training camp at Pacific
• Dana Jensen thought her career was over
• A new look for Nevada
• Nebraska, Penn State, Washington, Stanford, Florida, Santa Clara, Hawaii, Texas top preseason poll
• Shoji wants to freeze in Omaha
• Stanford favored to win Pac-10 over UCLA and Washington
• Teal Ericson's enthusiasm hasn't waned
• Tumaneng going in circles
• Kamana'o inspired by Ah Mow and Thurlby
• Wahine get to work
• U.S. Women's National Team Prepares for World Grand Prix
• Notre Dame ranked 21st
• Nebraska not moping about loss of Houghtelling
• Mancuso gets her shot to shine
• Is there life after Allie Griffin?
• Wahine attract high quality walk-ons
• Ali Daley eager to put on bear outfit
• Buena High coach like to go to Hawaii
• Mike Sealy works with intention
• Nickie wants to be like Victoria

• UCLA is a year older
• Texas preview
• Manoa Maniacs get a discount
• Juliana has a headache
• Daryl Kapis had a good stint at San Jose City College
• Kristen Seaton is the big girl
• Virginia Aguilar leads Hardin Simmons
• USA Women’s National Team World Grand Prix Preview
• U.S. Women Fall to Dominican Republic in Five
• Sam Misa was the missing link
• Nancy Metcalf and Kirk Hinrich could make Siouxland sports history
• Nebraska season tickets are sold out again
• Nebraska volleyball not in the black despite sellouts
• Tara Hittle likes younger men
• Amber Kaufman is still an option
• U.S. Women Handle Poland 3-1 in World Grand Prix
• Hawaii Pacific announces seven recruits
• Iolani splits with Dana Hills to open tournament
• The Texas All-America trio returns
• Wahine walk-ons endure
• Kahalehau and Koizumi battling for the setter spot in Alaska
• Menehunes overcome Californians
• Alix Klineman looks great in green
• Island Air & Corona Light EVP Qualifier set for Saturday at Queen's Beach
• U.S. Women Drop Four-Set Match to Third-Ranked Italy
• Iolani defeats Punahou to advance at Ann Kang Invitational
• Wahine are stretching themselves
• Dave Shoji at Quarterback Club
• It's a strange feeling for Tita Ahuna
• Mira Costa wins again at Ann Kang Invitational

Week of August 21 - AVCA Showcase: Washington, Ohio, Texas at Wisconsin; Pepperdine at Hawaii

• 2006 AVCA Division I Preseason Previews
• Washington opens season against Ohio
• Shoji dreams of passing
• USA Women currently ranked eighth in World Grand Prix
• Penn State picked as Big Ten favorite
• Mike Hebert has reason to be optimistic
• Kayla Banwarth picks Nebraska
• Red/White scrimmage set for Saturday night
• Brent Hilliard finds himself at the helm
• HPU and BYUH ranked 13 and 21 in preseason poll
• Sarah Mason wears boot on foot
• Wahine liberos still up in the air
• Victoria Prince on CSTV
• Shoji about to enter the 900 club
• Punahou girls get experience with Mules

• Laurel Brassey Iverson's journal from Macau
• Gators stamped their passports
• It's hard to tell that Washington is the defending champion
• Huskies aren't the same as last year
• Pepperdine sees bigger things ahead
• Crabbe and Roberts show the range of the Waves
• The reviews are in from the Wahine scrimmage
• Two new coaches in the Pac-West
• Dave Shoji is still in the mix
• Kamehameha trips Menehunes

• Gators do belly flops
• Penn State press conference
• The Audra Jeffers method of learning patience
• Bearcats get another shot at Bruins
• Stanford has a tough schedule
• Cal Poly faces the mother of all road trips
• Craig Choate has fun watching his team
• Wahine will encounter big Waves
• Dave and Nina go back a long way
• Alicia Arnott redshirting
• Coaches to talk to students
• Kamehameha defeats Punahou to capture Hawaii Invitational
• Seasiders start the season with win over Seattle Pacific

  Friday, 8/25

• U.S. Women's National Team Journal: Aug. 25, 2006
• NCAA notebook: Nebraska volleyball is a hot ticket
• Notre Dame strives to improve with freshman class
• Volleyball no match for poker on TV
• Wisconsin and Texas are remarkably similar
• Texas looking to take another step
• AVCA Showcase diary: Jen Christian
• AVCA Showcase diary: Destinee Hooker
• Tennessee's goal remains the same
• Missouri has climbed up from the depths
• Craig Skinner is thinking big
• Louisville could be even better despite big voids to fill
• Hawaii looms large on Colorado's schedule
• The dawn of the Charlie Wade era
• Wahine opener should answer some questions
• All setters on the Hawaii staff
• Hit the road with Wahine volleyball
• Rate Dave Shoji's goatee
• Meghan Koizumi is nervous in Alaska

• USA rally falls just short against China
• Washington sweeps Ohio
• Wisconsin falls to Texas (video)
• Colorado defeats Denver
• Louisville upset by Jacksonville
• Santa Clara runs over Pacific
• Hawaii comes back to pass Pepperdine in five (volleytalk)
• Western New Mexico defeats Hawaii Pacific then falls to Chaminade
• Brigham Young-Hawaii defeats Findlay
• Brigham Young-Hawaii overwhelms Wheeling Jesuit

  Saturday, 8/26

• AVCA Showcase diary: Dariam Acevedo
• Wahine win was a close shave

• USA falls to Brazil (Journal)
• LSU takes Penn State to five
• Wisconsin comes back to defeat Ohio in five
• Texas edges Washington in five (volleytalk)
• Stanford sweeps UC Santa Barbara
• Hawaii holds off Pepperdine to win in five again (volleytalk)
• BYU-Hawaii defeats Western New Mexico to finish undefeated at Hawaiian Style Classic
• Hardimon named tournament MVP as St. John's defeats Fairfield

  Sunday, 8/27

• USA defeats Dominican Republic
• Cincinnati topped by UCLA

Week of August 28 - San Diego, St. Mary's, Long Beach State at Nebraska, Stanford at BYU
Texas at Pepperdine; Hawaiian Airlines Classic: Florida, Colorado, UCLA at Hawaii

• Nebraska shows 5-1 offense in scrimmage
• Rachel Holloway named starting setter for Nebraska
• Recap of the Bearcats Invitational
• UCLA's early victories allow for adjustments
• Michelle Moriarty, Texas, named player of the week

  Tuesday, 8/29

• Women's national team moves on to Thailand, Bown and Berg win awards
• Ticket prices across the nation
• Oh, by the way, Hebert says he has Parkinson's
• Nebraska opens season against San Diego
• Seven Pac-10 teams garner tournament titles in opening weekend of play
• Jamie Houston named WAC player of the week
• Tuli Peters named Pac West player of the week
• OIA girls preview

• Hawaii Pacific loses two in Seattle
• Nebraska defeats San Diego in opener
• Central Washington overmatches Hawaii-Hilo

  Wednesday, 8/30

• U.S. Women's National Team Journal
• Top Swings: 2006 Season off to Fast Start
• Shoji's goatee succumbs to intense pressure
• Lindsey Lee and Shellane Ogoshi get honors
• Central Washington defeats Hawaii Pacific in five

• Mike Hebert didn't want to be a distraction
• Katrina gives 49ers perspective
• BYU looks to build on 2005 success
• Karly Sipherd can deal with a little pain
• Gators to face tough competition in Hawaii
• Wahine are out of the frying pan against Florida
• It is not about Dave Shoji
• Kamehameha still the team to beat
• Kristy Jaeckel felt no need for a gondola ride
• BYU-Hawaii defeats star-studded alumni team

  Friday, 9/1

• Nebraska freshmen looking for playing time
• Nebraska lays out the welcome mat
• Returning home has not been exactly great for Kristin Richards
• St. Mary's looks at the positive
• Middle Tennessee vs. Nebraska will be a first
• Hawai'i and Florida bare an eery resemblance
• Jamie Houston got away from Florida
• Five from Fairfield will get to play in home state
• Anela Iseke is the setter for Pacific University
• Krystie Vea makes an impact
• Punahou to test themselves in Seattle

• U.S. sweeps Thailand in Bangkok
• Nebraska sweeps St. Mary's
• BYU upsets Stanford
• Pepperdine defeated by Texas
• UCLA sweeps Colorado (at Hawaii)
• Hawaii shut down by Florida (volleytalk)
• Alaska-Anchorage defeats Notre Dame de Namur
• Punahou was as good as advertised

  Saturday, 9/2

• U.S. Women Defeats Korea to Maintain World Grand Prix Playoff Hopes (Journal)
• Notre Dame defeated by Missouri in five (CSTV Sunday)
• Dayton upsets Arizona
• Louisville downed by Arizona
• Long Beach State outlasts St. Mary's (at Nebraska)
• Nebraska defeats Middle Tennessee
• LSU upsets Minnesota (at St. Louis)
• Minnesota falls to Texas A&M (at St. Louis)
• USC defeats Utah
• Cal Poly comes back to upset Texas in five
• Pepperdine outlasts Cal Poly in five
• UCLA comes back on Florida (at Hawaii, volleytalk)
• Hawaii defeats Colorado to give Dave Shoji his 900th victory (volleytalk)
• Chaminade defeats Nebraska-Kearney in Alaska
• Hawaii-Hilo defeats West Virginia State in five

  Sunday, 9/3

• U.S. Women Conclude World Grand Prix with Loss to Russia
• Notre Dame swept by Santa Clara
• Nebraska defeats Long Beach State
• USC defeats Tennessee
• Colorado defeated by Florida (at Hawaii, 2:30 PM)
• Hawaii swept by UCLA (volleytalk)
• This week's results

Week of September 4 - Louisville, Cal Poly, Minnesota at Nebraska; Pepperdine at California
Santa Clara and Penn State vs. Missouri and Texas; Fairfield, Northwestern, Stanford at Hawaii

• Amber Sutherland walked onto the court like she owned it
• Nebraska, Penn State, UCLA, Santa Clara, Washington, Florida, Texas, Stanford, Hawaii, USC top poll
• BYU-Hawaii jumps seven sports to 14th

  Tuesday, 9/5

• Mounia Nihipali served up a bullet for Fullerton
• Hawaii-Hilo swept by Fairfield in four (exhibition)
• Hawaii Pacific swept by BYU-Hawaii (at NBC)

• CVU top swings
• Florida leaves Hawaii a better team
• NCAA Notebook: UCLA on a roll
• UCLA and Florida are in good position
• Russ Rose may have an ace in the Holehouse
• Jordan Larson might be best in the back
• Missouri to face two top five foes this week
• This week in the Pac-10
• Nana Meriwether named Pac-10 player of the week
• Long Beach State returns to friendlier hardwood
• Shoji looking for the right combination
• Wahine picking up the pieces
• Fairfield Five coming home
• Tita Ahuna is still positive
• Kanani Herring keeps going and going
• Sayble Bissen was always the youngster
• Newport Harbor steps into the Sunset
• Amanda Gil is to be feared

  Thursday, 9/7

• Hangin' with..KISYA KILLINGSWORTH
• McGinnis sisters to reunite
• Home crowd is friendly to Nebraska
• Laurie Corbelli approaches a milestone
• Buffaloes dig themselves into a hole
• Pi'i Aiu will host Reed Sunahara
• Washington is in the mix
• Rich Feller has the Golden Touch
• The Waves have turned some things around
• Shoji criticism hits close to home
• Jayme Lee is living a dream

• Missouri swept by Penn State (at Texas)
• Texas sweeps Santa Clara
• Long Beach State grinds past St. Mary's
• Stanford holds off Northwestern (at Hawaii)
• Without Kamana'o and Hittle, Hawaii stumbles past Fairfield as Mason sets ace record

  Friday, 9/8

• Huskers look up to Louisville
• Rachel Holloway makes you notice
• Brandy Magee sidelined for season
• The dawn of a new era for Grand Canyon
• Haley Thomas enjoyed playing volleyball again
• Iolani defeats St. Francis before heading to Las Vegas

• Minnesota defeats Cal Poly (at Nebraska)
• Nebraska sweeps Louisville as Pavan reaches milestone
• Missouri falls to Santa Clara (at Texas)
• Texas can't put away Penn State (volleytalk)
• California defeats Colorado State
• New Mexico State edges San Diego in five
• Stanford crushes Fairfield (at Hawaii)
• Hawaii squeezes past Northwestern (volleytalk)
• Chaminade defeats Hawaii-Hilo

  Saturday, 9/9

• Kansas State tops Notre Dame (at Northern Iowa)
• Louisville defeats Minnesota (at Nebraska)
• Nebraska defeats Cal Poly
• Colorado defeats Southern Miss to win Colorado Invitational
• California sweeps Pepperdine
• Northwestern defeats Fairfield (at Hawaii)
• Hawaii no challenge for Stanford (volleytalk)
• BYU-Hawaii sweeps Chaminade
• Hawaii Pacific held off by Hawaii-Hilo in five (at NBC)

  Sunday, 9/10

• Wahine have entered the Twilight Zone
• UH policy on privacy misguided
• Sign Sign of the times

• Louisville upset by Cal Poly (at Nebraska)
• Nebraska loses game one to Minnesota (CSTV)
• This week's results

Week of September 11 - Santa Clara at Stanford, USC at Pepperdine, Cal Poly at Hawaii

• A Mary Wise pep talk is unrepeatable
• Alicia Glass, Penn State, named AVCA player of the week
• Cynthia Barboza is Pac-10 player of the week
• Nebraska, Penn State, UCLA, Washington, Texas, Florida, Stanford, Santa Clara, USC, California top poll
• Undefeated New Mexico State can't crack top 25
• Hawaii drops to no. 12
• Wahine are determined to prove themselves
• Tara Hittle's season is in doubt
• Jayme Lee showed up on the doorstep
• Hawaii recruits are ranked in top 100
• Wahine program still spoken of with reverence
• BYU-Hawaii moves up to no. 10
• Kamehameha is unanimous no. 1 in first poll

  Wednesday, 9/13

• It was the perfect moment for return of Klinkenborg
• Nittany Lions left a mark in Texas
• Non-conference schedule prepares Texas for Big 12
• Nebraska to face Kansas' versatile offense
• UCLA draws record crowd at Towson Center
• Tamari Miyashiro collecting digs for Washington
• Cal Poly is poster child for parity
• Mike Wilton still savors conquests in Klum Gym
• Hittle out for season with stress fracture
• UH athletics to review privacy policy
• Tuli Peters named PacWest player of the week
• Everybody would run away from Alex Klineman

• Nebraska struggles past Kansas
• Colorado upsets Missouri

  Thursday, 9/14

• U.S. Preview of Azteca Cup
• Top Swings: September 3 - 10
• Ask Mary Wise about 15
• Russ Rose has no comment on Salyer's right wrist or hand injury
• Tigers don't appear to be threat to Bears
• USC remembers Pepperdine
• Last year's snub gives New Mexico State motivation
• Kari Gregory is officially old
• Wahine sent back to junior high
• Wahine volleyball season ticket sales dropped

• Pacific takes California to five
• Stanford sweeps Santa Clara
• Pepperdine held off by USC in five (ESPNU)
• Fresno State drubbed by Washington
• Hawaii fails to put away Cal Poly (volleytalk)

  Friday, 9/15

• Unbeaten Lions relying on young hitters
• Cornhuskers hit the road for the first time
• Longhorns headed for Kansas
• BYU opens conference play
• Terrapins gear up for UCLA
• Elaine Youngs to be inducted into UCLA athletics hall of fame
• Jaz will follow Jade to UCLA
• The South Bay Libero Corps
• What the Tigers have to offer is hope
• Scott Wong shows off his aloha attire on Hawaii bench
• Amanda Simmons called it quits

• Georgia is Mary Wise's 500th victim at Florida
• Tennessee falls in five to LSU
• Utah sweeps Colorado State
• USC defeats Purdue in four
• Pacific happy to get victory over Yale
• UC Santa Barbara upends Wisconsin in five (at San Diego)
• San Diego upsets Ohio
• Hawaii gets off the floor to defeat Cal Poly in five (volleytalk)
• Chaminade sweeps Hawaii Pacific

  Saturday, 9/16

• Coaching with former adversary helps Klussmann reclaim part of his life
• Mira Costa headed for possible matchup with Redondo

• Penn State cruises over Miami (Ohio)
• Maryland falls to UCLA
• Northwestern holds off Arizona in five
• Missouri edges Texas A&M in five
• Kansas demolished by Texas
• Oklahoma swept by Nebraska
• BYU edges Colorado State in five
• USC defeats Purdue in four
• Pepperdine falls to Purdue
• UC Santa Barbara swept by Ohio (at San Diego)
• San Diego defeated by Wisconsin
• Hawaii-Hilo downed by BYU-Hawaii
• Mira Costa defeats Assumption in Durango Classic (video)

  Sunday, 9/17

• South Carolina stuns Florida (volleytalk)
• This week's results

Week of Sept 18 - Ohio State at Penn State, California and Stanford at Washington, Fresno State at Hawaii

• Nebraska, Penn State, UCLA, Washington, Texas, Stanford, USC, California, Santa Clara, Florida top poll
• LSU vaults to no. 13
• Hawaii falls to no. 15
• New Mexico State nationally ranked for first time in school's history
• BYU-Hawaii moves up to no. 9
• Harmotto's black brace is a reminder
• Match with Nebraska is a lottery win for Creighton
• Shonda Cole, South Carolina, named AVCA player of the week
• USC'S Asia Kaczor Named Pac-10 Volleyball Player of the Week
• Kanoe Kamana`o named WAC player of the week
• Ogoshi is CAA co-player of week
• Tuli Peters named PacWest player of the week for third time
• 1961-2006 Tagataese guided Hilo to national prominence
• Hawaii-Hilo defeats Notre Dame de Namur

  Tuesday, 9/19

• The Gators aren't used to losing this early
• Alisha Glass shatters expectations
• Nebraska looks for more balance
• Stanford is looking as good as ever
• Improved health could make the difference for Stanford
• Stanford faces formidable competition
• USC finishes 'preseason' undefeated
• Nickie Thomas lost for season with torn ACL
• Punahou on top in both polls
• Camille Soto loves volleyball

• Louisville at Tennessee
• BYU-Hawaii sweeps Grand Canyon

  Wednesday, 9/20

• Florida looks to erase its bad dream
• Hangin' with... ANGIE McGINNIS
• It's a different story at Alabama
• Penn State begins quest for fourth straight Big Ten title against Ohio State
• Jordan Larson is avoiding the sophomore slump
• Consistent is what the Longhorns have been
• This week in the Pac-10
• New Mexico State is now one of the nation's best
• Nevada is led by a few locals
• Scott Wong is now officially a volunteer assistant
• College of Southern Idaho declared ineligible for postseason
• Haililani Pokipala and Cynthia Barboza have something in common

• Florida sweeps Auburn
• Penn State sweeps Ohio State (CSTV)
• Kansas State defeated by Missouri
• Nebraska overcomes Iowa State
• Texas shoots down Colorado

  Thursday, 9/21

• Emilie Stewart has done runway modeling
• Rod Wilde has a strong resume
• Katie Vatterrodt started playing volleyball in the seventh grade (and other Minnesota articles)
• The Cyclones are rising
• John Cook and his flying adventures