2022 NCVF National Tournament Blog
2019 NCVF National Tournament Blog
2018 NCVF National Tournament Blog
The Badger Region has formed a partnership with the Wisconsin Volleyball Conference (WVC) to provide many of the Wisconsin state universities and private colleges a credible, collegiate club playing experience. The very first state tournament was held in 1992 in Stevens Point, and has traveled all over the state since then, most recently being held at the Milwaukee Sting Center the last two years. The 2015-2016 season marked the 25th Anniversary of the Wisconsin Volleyball Conference. The league held a 25th anniversary awards banquet, which took place in conjunction with the state championships, at the Hilton in downtown Milwaukee. Nine new members were inducted to the WVC Hall of Fame and the “Silver Anniversary Team” was announced which recognized the finest players in the first 25 years of the the WVC.
Since the inception of the conference, many schools and teams have garnered numerous National Championship trophies, runner-up finishes, and countless All-American awards. After the completion of the 2019 season there have been 17 National Champions from the WVC and 19 Runner-Up finishes.
1996 – UW-Oshkosh Men- Division II – Champions
2003 – Lakeland College Men- Division II – Runner-Up
2004 – Carthage College Men- Division II – Champions
2005 – Marquette University Men – Division I – Champions
2005 – UW-Oshkosh Me n- Division I – Runner-Up
2006 – UW-Oshkosh Men – Division I – Champions
2006 – UW-Oshkosh Men – Division III – Runner-Up
2007 – UW-Oshkosh Men – Division I – Champions
2007 – Lakeland College Men – Division I – Runner-Up
2008 – Lakeland College Men – Division I – Champions
2009 – UW-Oshkosh Men – Division I – Runner-Up
2010 – Lakeland College Men – Division I – Runner-Up
2010 – UW-La Crosse Men – Division II – Runner-Up
2010 – UW-Oshkosh II Men – Division III – Champions
2011 – UW-Oshkosh Men – Division I – Champions
2011 – UW-La Crosse Men – Division II – Champions
2011 – UW-Stout – Division IAAA – Runner-Up
2012 – UW-La Crosse Men – Division II – Champions
2012 – UW-Oshkosh II Men – Division III – Champions
2014 – UW-Oshkosh Men – Division I – Champions
2014 – UW-Oshkosh Men – Division III – Champions
2014 – UW-La Crosse Men – Division II – Runner-Up
2015 – UW-Oshkosh Men – Division I – Champions
2015 – UW-La Crosse Men – Division II – Champions
2015 – UW-Whitewater Women – Division IAAA – Champions
2015 – UW-Oshkosh II Men – Division III – Runner-Up
2015 – UW-Parkside Men– Division IAAA – Runner-Up
2015 – Winona State Women – Division IAAA – Runner-Up
2015 – UW-La Crosse Women – Division II – Runner-Up
2016 – UW-Oshkosh Men – Division I – Champions
2016 – UW-La Crosse Women – Division II Runner-Up
2017 – UW-La Crosse Women – Division II Runner-Up
2018 – UW-Eau Claire Men – Div. II Runner-Up
2018 – UW-Milwaukee Women – Div. IAAA Runner-Up
2019 – UW-Eau Clair Women – Div. II Runner-Up
2019 – UW-Stevens Point Women – Div. IAAA Runner-Up
2022 – UW-Eau Claire Men — Division II Champion
2022 – UW-La Crosse Men — Division II Runner-Up
2022 – UW Eau Claire Women — Division II Champion
2022 – UW-La Crosse Women Division II Runner-Up
USA Volleyball, in conjunction with the National Collegiate Volleyball Federation (NCVF), hosts the year-end Championships for colleges and universities from across the entire United States to participate. The location for these championships changes each year. The 2019 championships were in Denver, CO while the 2020 championships were slated for Kansas City before the pandemic. In 2022 the NCVF National Tournament took place in Phoenix, AZ April 14-16, 2022. The 2023 NCVF Championships will be in Kansas City, Mo.
