NIVC

Triple Crown Sports has announced that the National Invitational Volleyball Championship (NIVC), a premier NCAA Division I postseason tournament, will not be held in 2025.

The decision was made in collaboration with the NIVC committee as part of a broader effort to evaluate the evolving landscape of collegiate athletics.

“Triple Crown and our NIVC committee have elected to pause the NIVC for 2025 to reevaluate the landscape of the college volleyball market along with the college sports space,” said Jared Rudiger, TCS Director of Volleyball.

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🚨 FINAL PUSH 🚨

We're making one last big push to finalize Participation Agreements for the 2025 NIVC as we assess the viability of this year’s tournament. Programs interested in participating should submit their PA by Wednesday, November 19. https://triplecrownsports.co/49lC2cZ

📆 Let’s make it happen!

Also — best of luck to all Division I volleyball programs as they close out the regular season and gear up for conference tournaments next week. Finish strong! 💪🏐

NIVC - National Invitational Volleyball Championship The National Invitational Volleyball Championship will be an annual tournament involving 32 of the nation's top women's Division I Volleyball teams. All games, including the semifinals and championship, are hosted by participating schools. Every round is single elimination.

📣NIVC Update - Postseason Tournament Plans Under Evaluation

NIVC Committee continues to actively monitor team performance and engage with programs that may be in contention for an invitation to this year’s NIVC. We are considering a 16-team or 32-team field. The decision to run a tournament will ultimately be based on the level of program interest and commitment, as well as logistical considerations.

We will provide another update about the status of the tournament by November 5.

Cue up DJ Khaled, All I Do Is Winnnnnnnnn.🏆🏆🏆

TCS Event Director Kaitlin Flynn absolutely DOMINATED the Triple Crown Sports Staff Bracket Challenge. Flynn's stats ended with 23/28 matches correct (82%) and she had a perfect left side of the bracket, including the champion (only person to do so). Way to go Flynn!!