Yesterday, leading volleyball brand LOVB Pro announced a first-of-its-kind partnership with Revolve, the designer clothing platform beloved by Gen Z and Millennial shoppers. The deal makes Revolve the league’s official online fashion retail partner and highlights innovative ways the clothing industry can appeal to young consumers via sport.

Teams still have plenty of time to change their destiny. This weekend isn’t a bad place to start.

Three NCAA selection committees released their Top 16 lists.

The list marks teams as serious threats for the national title.

The No. 12 SMU Mustangs shot from mid-major stalwart to tricky trap team to bona fide natty threat.

Four Division I women’s volleyball teams remain undefeated — but one squad is literally perfect.

Athletes Unlimited (AU) is getting ready to serve up its fourth season of AU Volleyball, the month-long pro league that’s changed the game for the world’s top women volleyball players. While the sport is already highly popular in other countries, new U.S. pro leagues can offer American exposure through media, marketing, and sponsorship.

Professional women’s volleyball is having a moment, with three pro leagues swinging into action over the next four months. Up first? AU Pro Volleyball. So today, we’re breaking down everything you need to know before AU takes the court for five weeks of exhilarating play.

Each one has its own flavor of chaos.

One squad has racked up more impressive wins than any other.

It’s official: We’re living in the Golden Age of college volleyball.

With three regional rivalry matchups between Top-25 teams plus a showdown between two of the sport’s most prestigious programs, NCAA women’s volleyball is officially in its “must-see TV” era