WISCONSIN-MILWAUKEE PANTHERS WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Wisconsin-Milwaukee fields a Horizon League women's volleyball program at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, an institution founded in 1956 with an enrollment of 22,937 students in Milwaukee. The Panthers compete during the fall season within the Horizon League, one of Division I's mid-major conferences that emphasizes competitive balance across multiple sports. Home matches take place at the university's on-campus venue, providing the program with a consistent facility for hosting conference and non-conference opponents throughout the season.

Panthers volleyball operates within UW-Milwaukee's broader athletic mission as part of a mid-sized public university located in Wisconsin's largest city. The program competes against other Horizon League members in a conference known for developing competitive volleyball through structured regular-season play and postseason conference tournaments. With the league's geographic footprint spanning the Midwest and Northeast, Wisconsin-Milwaukee matches typically involve travel to regional opponents while hosting matches in front of local Milwaukee-area supporters.

KEY FACTS

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