2023 DI women’s volleyball championship: Bracket, schedule, scores

(1) Stanford, (2) Texas, (3) Tennessee, (4) BYU, (5) Arizona State, (6) Western Kentucky, (7) SMU and (8) Houston highlight the lower right regional.

(1) Wisconsin, (2) Oregon, (3) Purdue, (4) Kansas, (5) Penn State, (6) Marquette, (7) Iowa State and (8) UNI highlight the upper right regional.

(1) Pittsburgh, (2) Louisville, (3) Creighton, (4) Washington State, (5) Dayton, (6) Utah State, (7) Auburn and (8) Southern California highlight the lower left regional.

(1) Nebraska, (2) Kentucky, (3) Arkansas, (4) Florida, (5) Georgia Tech, (6) Florida State, (7) James Madison and (8) Missouri highlight the upper left regional.

Nebraska, Stanford, Wisconsin and Pittsburgh each receive 1-seeds in the 2023 tournament.

The 2023 DI women’s soccer selection show will air this Sunday on ESPN. See below for the full details:

Follow here for live updates as the field is announced live on ESPN.

The DI women’s volleyball championship is a 64-team field, comprised of 32 automatic qualifiers and 32 at-large bids. The at-large bids are decided by NCAA Volleyball Committee via the criteria of win-loss record, strength of schedule, RPI, KPI, etc. Competition will be single-elimination, best three-of-five set matches.

The first and second rounds will be played on the campuses of 16 competing institutions. The regionals will be at non-predetermined sites of four competing institutions, with the finals located in Tampa, Florida at Amalie Arena. Here is the championship schedule:

• Selection show: Sunday, Nov. 26 at 6 p.m. ET on ESPN
• First and second rounds: Thursday-Friday, Nov. 30-Dec. 1 OR Friday-Saturday, Dec. 1-2
• Regionals: Thursday, Dec. 7 and Saturday, Dec. 9
• Semifinals: Thursday, Dec. 14
• National Championship: Sunday, Dec. 17 on ABC

🎟️ Find full championship information here

Here is the full history of the DI women’s volleyball championship, dating back to 1981. Texas (28-1) topped Louisville in straight sets last year to claim its third title in program history.