PEPPERDINE WAVES WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Nestled along the Malibu coastline, Pepperdine University fields its women's volleyball program within the competitive West Coast Conference, one of NCAA Division I's strongest mid-major leagues. The university itself, established in 1937 with an enrollment of 10,030 students, provides the foundation for a program competing at the highest collegiate level. Playing in the fall season, the Waves compete in a conference that regularly produces NCAA Tournament teams and has developed numerous professional players.

Pepperdine's women's volleyball competes at a school where athletics integrate with the university's academic mission and scenic Southern California location. The program draws student-athletes to compete against WCC rivals including Gonzaga, BYU, Santa Clara, and Loyola Marymount throughout the regular season. With the conference's emphasis on both competitive excellence and student-athlete development, Pepperdine volleyball operates within an athletic department serving 17 varsity sports across the university's 830-acre campus overlooking the Pacific Ocean.

KEY FACTS

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