CITADEL CITADEL WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Citadel's women's volleyball program competes within the Southern Conference, one of the longest-established athletic leagues in NCAA Division I-FCS competition. Founded in 1842, the military college enrolls 3,721 students and fields its squad during the fall season in Charleston, South Carolina. The Bulldogs represent an institution with deep roots in American higher education, where athletic competition intersects with the distinctive culture of a senior military college.

The program operates within Southern Conference parameters alongside peers like Furman, VMI, and UNCG, competing for conference recognition across the fall schedule. Citadel volleyball maintains a home venue for matches while developing competitive standards consistent with the military academy's emphasis on discipline and excellence. Athletes on the roster balance demanding academic requirements with D1-FCS athletic competition, reflecting the institution's commitment to producing student-athletes who excel both in competition and in their broader educational mission.

The Bulldogs' participation in the Southern Conference places them among the NCAA's most distinctive athletic communities, where the military structure and traditions of the college shape the approach to team development and competition throughout the volleyball season.

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SOUTHERN CONFERENCE WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL PROGRAMS

• East Tennessee State Buccaneers
• Furman Paladins
• Mercer Bears
• Samford Bulldogs
• North Carolina at Greensboro Spartans
• Tennessee at Chattanooga Mocs
• Virginia Military Institute Keydets
• Western Carolina Catamounts
• Wofford Terriers

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