Add another signature non-conference win to No. 9 Lewis’ resume.
Lewis had three players finish with double-digit kills and finished with a .393 attack percentage as it swept No. 10 Stanford 25-21, 25-19, 25-19 on Friday in Palo Alto, California. (more…)
One week into his college men’s volleyball career, and Stanford setter Kyle Dagostino already has earned his first national honor.
Off the Block announced Monday that Dagostino was the season’s inaugural recipient of the Off the Block National Freshman of the Week. (more…)
The opening weekend of the college men’s volleyball season has come and gone — leaving an intriguing start to the year.
Check out the five things to take away from this weekend’s matches. (more…)
The college men’s volleyball season is finally here.
No. 14 Ohio State playing host to new MIVA member McKendree will officially open the 2015 season. In addition, Stanford in only other regular season match tonight will play NCAA Division III opponent UC Santa Cruz. (more…)
BYU will once again enter the college men’s volleyball season leading the social media rankings and by a sizable margin.
A recent Off the Block analysis of NCAA Division I-II men’s volleyball team Twitter accounts showed that BYU has more than double the amount of followers compared to any other team in the nation. (more…)
A member of the U.S. Boys Youth National Team who received an award at a recent international tournament will be among new players joining Stanford for the 2016 season.
Stanford announced Thursday that high school senior outside attackers Jordan Ewert, Matt Klassen and Ryan Smith all signed national letters of intent with the Cardinal.
The season is still about two months away but several MPSF teams already have an advantage over other conference opponents in the race for a spot in the NCAA Tournament because of their non-conference schedules.
Off the Block using the same criteria as the NCAA Tournament selection committee analyzed non-conference schedules of MPSF teams that have released their complete 2015 schedules to determine what teams could have an advantage come Selection Saturday.
The team that was one match away from winning the national championship last year will play three non-conference matches against emerging NCAA Division I-II programs next season.
Stanford as part of unveiling its 2015 regular season announced that it will have a home match versus Holy Names and play a home-and-home series against Concordia-Irvine.