Here’s one last round of congratulations to the ladies who won the National Championships in volleyball for 2015 in the ELEVEN divisions covered here at Balladeer’s Blog.
NAIA (National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics)
National Champions – COLUMBIA (MO) UNIVERSITY COUGARS
Runners-Up – Missouri Baptist University Spartans
2014 Champions – Park University Pirates Continue reading
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Here’s one last round of congratulations to the ladies who won the National Championships in volleyball for 2014 in the ELEVEN divisions covered here at Balladeer’s Blog.
NAIA (National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics)
National Champions – PARK UNIVERSITY PIRATES
Runners-Up – University of Texas at Brownsville Ocelots
2013 Champions – University of Texas at Brownsville Ocelots
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NCCAA (National Christian College Athletic Association) DIVISION ONE
National Champions – TRINITY CHRISTIAN COLLEGE TROLLS
Runners-Up – Colorado Christian University Cougars
2013 Champions – Point Loma Nazarene University Sea Lions Continue reading
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It’s time for one last round of congratulations to this year’s college volleyball champions from the divisions covered by Balladeer’s Blog.
NAIA (National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics)
2013 Champions: UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS-BROWNSVILLE OCELOTS
Runners-up: Biola University Eagles
2012 Champions: Concordia (CA) Eagles
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NCAA (National Collegiate Athletic Association) DIVISION 2
2013 Champions: CONCORDIA-SAINT PAUL GOLDEN BEARS
Runners-up: BYU-Hawaii Seasiders
2012 Champions: Continue reading
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As the 2011 season approaches, the West Florida Argonauts men’s soccer team and their women’s volleyball team have been picked to continue their streaks of conference titles. The soccer team has been picked to take their sixth Gulf South Conference title in a row, the volleyball team to take their fourth straight crown.
On the soccer side the Christian Brothers Buccaneers and the Alabama- Huntsville Chargers were picked for Continue reading
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