Beach Volleyball Announces 2025 Spring Schedule
1/9/2025 2:30:00 PM | Women's Beach Volleyball
BOISE, Idaho – Boise State beach volleyball officially released its 2025 spring schedule, head coach Allison Voigt announced on Thursday.
The Broncos' schedule consists of 29 regular-season duals, highlighted by a three-day home event, April 11-13. In its third season as members of the Southland Conference, Boise State will compete at the league's midseason tournament in March before competing for an automatic bid at the NCAA National Tournament at the SLC Championship in late April.
Boise State will face off against seven teams that finished in the final iteration of the AVCA Collegiate Beach Poll a season ago. The Broncos, who toppled two ranked opponents last year, will compete against Florida State (No. 6), TCU (No. 9), Long Beach State (No. 10), Arizona State (No. 12), Arizona (No. 17), Texas A&M Corpus-Christi (No. 18) and Grand Canyon (No. 19) over the course of the season.
"We are extremely excited to announce our schedule," Voigt said. "We have a great collection of duals that consist of both top-ranked teams and teams that are around our area. We wanted to construct a schedule that consisted of a lot of those top national teams. Our ultimate goal is to be a top 20 program and win the Southland Conference Championship, and playing these quality opponents will only help us toward that mission."
For the third consecutive season, Boise State will kick off its season at the Cactus Classic (Feb. 28-March 1), taking on Arizona (host), Arizona State, Grand Canyon and Oregon at the two-day event. The Broncos will wrap up the weekend in El Paso, Texas with a single dual against UTEP on March 2.
The Blue and Orange will head to Fort Worth, Texas for the TCU Classic (March 7-8), to face TCU (host), Florida Atlantic, Florida State and Texas. The Broncos will then travel to California for a three-day weekend, starting with matches against Cal State Bakersfield, Concordia, Long Beach State and San Francisco in the Long Beach State Classic (March 15-16). Boise State will conclude the weekend with its first conference matches of the season, facing off against San Jose State and Houston Christian in Pomona, Calif., on March 17.
The Broncos will continue conference play at the SLC Midseason Tournament (March 21-23), hosted by Nicholls State in Thibodaux, La. Boise State will match up against McNeese State, New Orleans, Nicholls State, Southeastern Louisiana, Stephen F. Austin and three-time defending champion Texas A&M-Corpus Christi at the three-day event.
Boise State will road trip to Salt Lake City, March 28-29, for three matches against Utah (host), Oregon and UC Davis. After a weekend off, the Broncos will look to defend its 15-dual home winning streak with the Boise State Classic (April 11-13), welcoming Arizona, Cal State Bakersfield, Colorado Mesa, Portland and Saint Mary's to the Boise State Beach Volleyball Complex.
The squad will then compete at the SLC Championship, April 23-25, in New Orleans, La., where all nine SLC teams will compete in a double-elimination tournament to determine a conference champion. The winner will earn an automatic bid to the NCAA Beach Volleyball Championship, which takes place May 4-6 in Huntington Beach, Calif.
Boise State enters the season coming off a program-record 31 victories last season. The Broncos are looking to avenge back-to-back runner-up finishes at the SLC Championship.
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The Broncos' schedule consists of 29 regular-season duals, highlighted by a three-day home event, April 11-13. In its third season as members of the Southland Conference, Boise State will compete at the league's midseason tournament in March before competing for an automatic bid at the NCAA National Tournament at the SLC Championship in late April.
Boise State will face off against seven teams that finished in the final iteration of the AVCA Collegiate Beach Poll a season ago. The Broncos, who toppled two ranked opponents last year, will compete against Florida State (No. 6), TCU (No. 9), Long Beach State (No. 10), Arizona State (No. 12), Arizona (No. 17), Texas A&M Corpus-Christi (No. 18) and Grand Canyon (No. 19) over the course of the season.
"We are extremely excited to announce our schedule," Voigt said. "We have a great collection of duals that consist of both top-ranked teams and teams that are around our area. We wanted to construct a schedule that consisted of a lot of those top national teams. Our ultimate goal is to be a top 20 program and win the Southland Conference Championship, and playing these quality opponents will only help us toward that mission."
For the third consecutive season, Boise State will kick off its season at the Cactus Classic (Feb. 28-March 1), taking on Arizona (host), Arizona State, Grand Canyon and Oregon at the two-day event. The Broncos will wrap up the weekend in El Paso, Texas with a single dual against UTEP on March 2.
The Blue and Orange will head to Fort Worth, Texas for the TCU Classic (March 7-8), to face TCU (host), Florida Atlantic, Florida State and Texas. The Broncos will then travel to California for a three-day weekend, starting with matches against Cal State Bakersfield, Concordia, Long Beach State and San Francisco in the Long Beach State Classic (March 15-16). Boise State will conclude the weekend with its first conference matches of the season, facing off against San Jose State and Houston Christian in Pomona, Calif., on March 17.
The Broncos will continue conference play at the SLC Midseason Tournament (March 21-23), hosted by Nicholls State in Thibodaux, La. Boise State will match up against McNeese State, New Orleans, Nicholls State, Southeastern Louisiana, Stephen F. Austin and three-time defending champion Texas A&M-Corpus Christi at the three-day event.
Boise State will road trip to Salt Lake City, March 28-29, for three matches against Utah (host), Oregon and UC Davis. After a weekend off, the Broncos will look to defend its 15-dual home winning streak with the Boise State Classic (April 11-13), welcoming Arizona, Cal State Bakersfield, Colorado Mesa, Portland and Saint Mary's to the Boise State Beach Volleyball Complex.
The squad will then compete at the SLC Championship, April 23-25, in New Orleans, La., where all nine SLC teams will compete in a double-elimination tournament to determine a conference champion. The winner will earn an automatic bid to the NCAA Beach Volleyball Championship, which takes place May 4-6 in Huntington Beach, Calif.
Boise State enters the season coming off a program-record 31 victories last season. The Broncos are looking to avenge back-to-back runner-up finishes at the SLC Championship.
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