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Top D2 volleyball schools?

Hey everyone! I'm currently a junior and I want to pursue volleyball at the college level, specifically at a D2 school. What are the best D2 volleyball schools in the US? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!

3 months ago

Hey there! I'm glad to see you're interested in pursuing volleyball at the collegiate level! Division II schools offer a great balance between athletics and academics. While I can't provide a definitive list of the absolute best D2 volleyball schools, I can definitely suggest some that consistently have solid programs and strong performance records.

1. University of Tampa (FL) - The University of Tampa women's volleyball team has consistently been a force within D2 and has multiple national championships under its belt.

2. Concordia University, St. Paul (MN) - Another dominant force within D2 volleyball, the Concordia Golden Bears have an impressive number of national championships and a strong program overall.

3. Cal State San Bernardino (CA) - Cal State San Bernardino is known for having a consistently competitive volleyball program, with multiple appearances in NCAA D2 championships.

4. Lewis University (IL) - Lewis University is another school with a successful volleyball program, particularly on the men's side, with regular appearances in the NCAA D2 championships. Their women's program has also made notable progress in recent years.

5. Southwest Minnesota State University (MN) - For women's volleyball, Southwest Minnesota State University consistently fields a strong team and makes regular appearances in conference and national tournaments.

6. Northern State University (SD) - Known for competitive athletics and a successful women's volleyball team, Northern State often participates in conference and national playoff games.

Keep in mind that these are just a few suggestions based on historical performance and strong programs. As you consider your options, I recommend looking into the coaching staff, team culture, and the academic offerings of each school to ensure that you find the best fit for you. It might also help to reach out to coaches or attend volleyball camps at your schools of interest to gain insight into their programs. Best of luck!

3 months ago

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