• Volleyball World Weekly: Nov. 3

    Nov 03

    Angie Akers achieved a new milestone, Jen Kessy and April Ross suffered a shocking loss, and other firsts and upsets made headlines throughout the volleyball world this past week.

  • McPeak Answers Hall's Call

    Oct 29

    Holly McPeak's Hall of Fame status has long been more of a "when" than an "if." The three-time Olympian now has an answer for both questions.

  • East Coast Boasts Most at AVPNext Nationals

    Oct 28

    Men's and women's teams based back east won the Oct. 17-18 AVPNext National Championships, earning points for the 2010 AVP Tour along the way.

  • UCLA Welcomes Stein into Class of '09

    Oct 26

    When Stein Metzger enrolled at UCLA in the early 1990s, he wasn't sure whether to play setter or outside hitter. His recent induction into the Bruins' Hall of Fame removes any doubt he made the right choice.

  • San Diego Tourney a Star-Studded Success

    Oct 22

    "Moonlight Mixed" may not ring a bell for many, but the throwback 24-team coed tournament recently produced a surprisingly accomplished cast.

  • And the Award Goes To...

    Oct 16

    AVP players made 2009 a season to remember. From MVP to Most Improved, top performers were recognized at the Oct. 15 end-of-the-year banquet.

  • Snyder, Allen Voted 2009 Paul Mitchell Hot Shots

    Oct 16

    Jen Snyder earned 29 percent of the women's vote, while Billy Allen gained 20 percent of the men's vote to win 2010 sponsorship deals with Paul Mitchell.

  • AVP Partners with SunBurnt Gel

    Oct 06

    An ounce of prevention may be worth a pound of cure, but SunBurnt gel will be there to cool, soothe and hydrate sunburns throughout the 2010 Tour.

  • AVPNext National Championships Approaching

    Oct 06

    Aspiring beach volleyball stars will vie for AVP points at the Oct. 17-18 AVPNext National Championships.

  • Rio de Janeiro Awarded 2016 Olympic Games

    Oct 02

    International Olympic Committee votes Chicago out in first round of secret balloting before naming Rio de Janeiro 2016's host city.