The 2024 NCAA Division III Volleyball Tournament is officially here! Teams will compete over the course of three weeks with the ultimate goal of being the national championship. At the top of that list is Juniata, the overall No. 1 seed in the nation. They look to go back to back after only dropping three sets during the 2024 regular season. They host Penn State-Adams in the first round of the tournament to kick off their 2024 run.

The Landmark Conference Volleyball Championship goes to Juniata for yet another year as they defeat Scranton in a rematch of last year's Landmark Championship. A year ago, Scranton was able to pull away and steal a set, but this year Juniata left no doubt and dominated in a quick sweep.

Juniata looks to remain perfect this weekend in the upcoming Landmark Volleyball Championship. After not dropping a single set in conference play, and only two on the season, Juniata looks to clinch yet another National Championship.

The reigning and defending NCAA Division III volleyball national champion calls the Landmark Conference home, and the very best of the rest of the league is trying to take them down in this week’s conference tournament.

NYU volleyball started the season off dominant, within the Top 5 of the polls, but has slowly cooled off, as they exit the polls this week alongside Gustavus Adolphus. New to the polls this week are the third and fourth Wisconsin schools in Stevens Point and Eau Claire.

Colby Volleyball is the lone team to enter the NCAA Division III volleyball rankings this week at No. 24 as Calvin falls out of the rankings.

Wisconsin-Platteville and Chicago enter the polls this week at No. 18 and No. 23 after strong performances in Week 4. Previously No. 23 and No. 25 Centre and Transylvania slide out of the rankings to make room for these two new additions. Wisconsin-Plateville notably has been strong as of late, coming up with huge wins against Wisconsin-Oshkosh and Gustavus Adolphus in dominating fashion.

Juniata Volleyball stays on top of the polls, extending their win streak further as they continue to dominate the Divii.

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Juniata Volleyball dominated then No. 2 Hope Volleyball in a highly anticipated rematch of last year's national championship to stay on top of the rankings.

Juniata Volleyball starts the season right where they left off, going 5-0 in the first two weeks of the season, dropping only one set across those matches to No. 3 Johns Hopkins.

The reigning Division III Volleyball National Champions are ready to raise their banner and kick off their journey to their third-straight title this Friday. The Juniata Women's Volleyball team will play the Ohio Northern on September 6th at 7 PM ET at the 2024 ASCIS Invitational.

As the 2024 women's college volleyball season kicks off this August, the first accolades and coaches polls are being released. The AVCA Coaches released their preseason volleyball rankings, covering the top 25 teams in Division I, Division II, and Division III.