SAN DIEGO TOREROS WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

University of San Diego's volleyball program competes in the West Coast Conference as part of the school's broader NCAA Division I-FCS athletics portfolio. Located in San Diego, California, the university was established in 1949 and maintains a student body of 810, making it one of the smallest institutions fielding a Division I volleyball program. The Toreros represent the Catholic institution's commitment to collegiate athletics despite the university's intimate residential campus setting.

San Diego volleyball operates within one of the most competitive regional conferences in the nation, competing alongside established programs like Gonzaga, BYU, and Santa Clara. The program's participation in fall-season competition aligns with the standard NCAA volleyball calendar, allowing the Toreros to develop within the traditional recruiting and scheduling framework. As a West Coast Conference member, the program benefits from proximity to numerous regional rivals while maintaining the conference's standards for institutional support and athletic excellence across its relatively compact roster and coaching staff.

KEY FACTS

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WEST COAST CONFERENCE WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL PROGRAMS

• Gonzaga Bulldogs
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• Santa Clara Broncos
• Seattle Redhawks
• Portland Pilots
• San Francisco Dons
• the Pacific Tigers

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