CLEVELAND STATE VIKINGS WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Cleveland State University, established in 1964 with 14,160 students, fields its women's volleyball program in the Horizon League as a Division I competitor during the fall season. The Vikings operate from their home venue in Cleveland, Ohio, representing one of the region's urban athletic programs competing at the highest collegiate level. With Horizon League membership, Cleveland State participates in a conference that emphasizes competitive volleyball across the Midwest and Great Lakes region.

The program competes within the context of Horizon League athletics, where Cleveland State shares conference affiliation with institutions like Oakland University, Northern Kentucky, and Wright State. Playing in an urban setting with over 14,000 students, the Vikings draw from Cleveland's metropolitan area and surrounding regions to build their roster. The fall season schedule places Cleveland State among 16 Division I conferences, requiring the team to balance conference play with non-conference matchups that test the program's competitive positioning throughout the season.

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