| Updated Monday, Apr. 30 at 1:00pm CT |
| Oshkosh Volleyball's Decade of Dominance (5-2-12) |
We compiled a list of how the UW-Oshkosh men's volleyball squads have finished in the conference and national levels over the past 10 years. Highlights include 5 national championships, 3 national runner-ups, 10 straight regular season WVC JV division titles and 9 out of 10 Midwest 10 regular season crowns. View the entire list below:
Oshkosh Volleyball's Decade of Dominance - List of Finishes
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| Oshkosh Volleyball's Official Facebook Fan Page (5-1-12) |
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We've had several Facebook groups over the years, but we finally decided to start over with a Facebook Fan Page. We'll keep the site and Facebook Fan Page up to date from now on.
facebook.com/oshkoshvolleyball
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| UW-Oshkosh Celebrates 2012 Season (4-30-12) |
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The UW-Oshkosh men's volleyball team celebrated the end of the 2012 season with a banquet held at Reeve Student Union on the campus of UW-Oshkosh on Saturday (April 28). Over 70 players, parents and friends of the Titans program attended the event that highlighted the year. A buffet was served, a video was shown that was produced by Maureen Schinner (mother of Andy Schinner) and four graduating seniors (Tyler Boddy, Will Brydon, Dan Ruys and Andy Schinner) were honored. The seniors received plaques that highlighted the team's and their accomplishments during their career and a glass frame with one of their uniforms.
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| Danny Kingstad and Tyler Range Commit to UW-Oshkosh (4-18-12) |
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The UW-Oshkosh men's volleyball team is pleased to announce that two middle blockers have decided to continue their playing career in a Titans uniform. Danny Kingstad from Franklin High School and Tyler Range from Kenosha Tremper High School announced that they will attend UW-Oshkosh in the fall of 2012.
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| UW-Oshkosh Announces Summer Volleyball Camp Schedule (4-17-12) |
"My daughters went to another camp and then to your camp and we found yours to be excellent. I love how your leaders work with the girls and really get to know them. It shows in your awards ceremony. My girls have learned more for your camp than any other. I will be forwarding information to all the girls on my team."
The UW-Oshkosh volleyball program is pleased to announce that it will be hosting seven volleyball camps throughout the summer of 2012 to help both boys and girls reach their full potential and to get them ready for the upcoming season.
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| Oshkosh II Wins the NCVF Division III National Championship (4-9-12) |
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The UW-Oshkosh II men's volleyball team won its second National Collegiate Volleyball Federation Division III national title over three days (April 5-7) in Kansas City, Mo. With the title, the Titans have now won six collegiate club national titles, three in Division I (2006, 2007 & 2011), one in Division II (1996) and two in Division III (2010 & 2012).
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| Wagner Named NCVF Division III National Player of the Year; Five Other Titans Named All-Americans (4-9-12) |
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Tyler Wiedenhoeft |
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Will Brydon |
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Brandon Wagner (Fr. - Mukwonago) became the first freshman in UW-Oshkosh history to be named a national player of the year after being named the National Collegiate Volleyball Federation Division III top player after leading the Titans to the title in Kansas City, Missouri.
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| 2012 NCVF Tournament - UWO Coverage (4-6-12) |
Saturday
Oshkosh I was in control all day until they were up match point in game 2 of the semi-final against #18 Cal Berkeley.
After winning the first game 25-18, Oshkosh started on a 6-0 run in game 2, but slowly lost the lead.
They regrouped and built the lead to 24-21, but couldn't put Cal away, losing 24-26.
Game 3 was once again in hand as they build the lead to 14-9, but Cal's defense tightened up as they dug everything, and Oshkosh lost a couple of tough calls, dropping the deciding set 16-18.
It will go down as one of the toughest loses in Oshkosh Volleyball history. They finish the year 48-4, two of which were to Cal Berkely.
On a brighter note, Oshkosh II won their second Division III national championship on Saturday. They played against the #1 seed Ohio State University "B" in the final and beat them handily in game one 25-19. Game two was a different story, as they dug a 20-12 hole, but managed to storm back and take the game 28-26. They finished the season with a 40-4 record.
Friday
For the second year in a row Oshkosh opened up their Championship pool against the University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee. Oshkosh defeated Milwaukee without too much of an issue 25-20, 25-13.
The second match was against #10 Virginia Tech University, who badly needed a win to move to Gold. Oshkosh ran away with the first set 25-19 but needed a little extra playing time in the second set to finish them off 27-25.
Oshkosh will open up tomorrow's Gold bracket play with #6 University of California - Davis at 10:30am. The top 3 teams in the tournament all held their seeds, so rivals University of Illinois and University of Notre Dame are on the opposite side of the bracket.
Oshkosh II had to wake up early and win a challenge match against University of Texas "B" (25-18, 25-15) to play in a Championship pool. Once they got there, they didn't have too much of an issue downing University of Wisconsin - Madison "B" (25-16, 25-21) and University of Illinois "B" (25-20, 25-23).
Oshkosh II has earned a spot in the Gold bracket for tomorrow where they will face off with Penn State University "B".
Thursday
Oshkosh I absolutely crushed #25 University of Missouri in their opening match 25-12, 25-15. The Titans dominated at the net with 14 blocks in the match, 9 of which were in the first set. In the second match, Oshkosh's non-starters defeated #48 University of Minnesota 25-20, 26-24. The final match of the day was against #24 Cal Poly SLO. After dropping the first set, Oshkosh regrouped and pulled out the victory 20-25, 25-20, 15-6. Cal Poly was much better than their seed suggested, with a very good middle blocker and great defense and passing.
Oshkosh II also had a bump in the road, but didn't come out on the winning end of things. After crushing their first two opponents of the day, they lost a thriller against Indiana University "B" 27-29, 25-17, 13-15. After squandering a decent sized lead and losing the first set, they dominated in set 2, but came up short at the end of the deciding set. The loss puts them in an early morning challenge match against University of Texas "B" for the right to play in the (upper) power pool round.
Tuesday
Both Oshkosh squads were awarded with high seeds going into the 2012 NCVF National Championship Tournament held in Kansas City, MO on Apr 5-7, 2012.
Oshkosh I (41-3) regained the #1 national ranking and will try to repeat as national champions. Oshkosh returns all of their starters from last year's championship team and they are fresh off of winning the MIVA and WVC Championships. The Titans will open up with #25 University of Missouri, University of Minnesota and #24 Cal Poly SLO on Thursday.
The Oshkosh II squad (32-3) will look to return to the Division III national championship for the second time in three years. They were awarded the #2 seed in the tournament and are playing with a lot of confidence. There only loses on the season were to two Division I teams and the #1 seeded Ohio State University "B" team. First day opponents include: San Jose State University "B", University of Southern California "B" and Indiana University "B".
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| 2012 NCVF Tournament - Schedule and Results for WVC Teams |
Below are the schedules and results for all of the Wisconsin Volleyball Conference teams. I will keep them as up-to-date as possible.
The full NCVF Tournament packet with schedules can be viewed here: 2012 NCVF Tournament Packet.
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| Thursday April 5 |
| #25 University of Missouri - Won 25-12, 25-15 |
| #48 University of Minnesota - Won 25-20, 26-24 |
| #24 Cal Poly SLO - Won 20-25, 25-20, 15-6 |
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| Friday April 6 |
| #32 University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee - Won 25-20, 25-13 |
| #10 Virginia Tech University - Won 25-19, 27-25 |
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| Saturday April 7 |
| #6 University of California - Davis - Won 25-16, 25-21 |
| Quarter Final: #8 University of Central Florida - Won 25-21, 25-13 |
| Semi-final: #18 University of California - Berkeley - Lost 25-18, 24-26, 16-18 |
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| Thursday April 5 |
| San Jose State University "B" - Won 25-18, 25-12 |
| University of Southern California "B" - Won 25-14, 25-17 |
| Indiana University "B" - Lost 27-29, 25-17, 13-15 |
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| Friday April 6 |
| University of Texas "B" - Won 25-18, 25-15 |
| University of Wisconsin - Madison "B" - Won 25-16, 25-21 |
| University of Illinois "B" - Won 25-20, 25-23 |
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| Penn State University "B" - Won 25-7, 20-25, 15-5 |
| Semi-final: James Madison University "B" - Won 25-20, 26-24 |
| National Championship: Ohio State University "B" - Won 25-19, 28-26 |
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Lakeland College is the #21 seed in Division I.
Lost to University of Arizona 23-25, 22-25
Lost to San Jose State University 23-25, 23-25
Lost to #4 University of California Santa Barbara 23-25, 24-26
Will play in a Consolation pool.
Lost to University of Wisconsin - Madison 1-2
Defeated University of Buffalo 2-1
Will play in a Bronze bracket.
Defeated University of Minnesota 2-1
Lost to Sacramento State 0-2
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Marquette University is the #37 seed in Division I.
Lost to #13 California State University Fresno 22-25, 23-25
Defeated #12 University of Wisconsin - Madison 25-21, 25-22
Defeated Boston University 25-17, 27-25
Will play in a Championship pool.
Defeated San Jose State 2-1
Lost to Penn State University 0-2
Will play in the Gold bracket.
Lost to CSU-Long Beach 0-2.
Finished tied for 9th.
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UW-Whitewater is the #6 seed in Division IAA.
Defeated Penn University 2-0
Defeated University of Massachusetts Amherst 2-0
Defeated Texas State University 2-0
Will play in a Championship pool.
Defeated University of Delaware 25-13, 22-25, 15-7
Defeated Santa Clara University 28-26, 16-25, 21-19
Will play in the Gold bracket.
Lost to University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
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UW-La Crosse is the #2 seed in Division II.
Defeated Michigan Tech University 2-0
Defeated Ferris State University 2-0
Defeated Claremont College 2-0
Will play in a Championship pool.
Defeated Sonoma State 2-0
Defeated Baldwin Wallace 2-0
Will play in the Gold bracket
Defeated Georgetown University
Defeated Lewis University 2-0
Defeated Providence College 2-1
Defeated Air Force to claim the Division II National Championship
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UW-Stout is the #24 seed in Division II.
Defeated Illinois Wesleyan University 2-0
Defeated Grove City College 2-0
Lost to Air Force 0-2
Defeated Michigan Tech 2-1
Will play in a Championship pool.
Defeated Michigan Tech 2-1
Defeated SUNY-Brockport 2-1
Defeated Lindenwood-Belleville 2-1
Will play in the Gold bracket.
Defeated Bucknell University 2-1
Lost to Air Force 0-2
Finished tied for 5th
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UW-Platteville is the #37 seed in Division II.
Defeated Winona State University 2-0
Defeated Southern Utah University 2-1
Lost to Siena College 1-2
Will play in a Championship pool.
Lost to Ohio Northern 0-2
Lost to St. Louis University 0-2
Will play in the Silver bracket.
Defeated Claremont College
Emory College
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UW-Eau Claire is the #17 seed in Division IAA.
Lost to University of South Carolina 1-2
Defeated University of Central Michigan 2-0
Defeated Boston University 2-0
Lost to Bowling Green State University 0-2
Lost to University of Nevada - Reno 0-2
Will play in the Silver bracket.
Lost to Stanford University 1-2
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UW-La Crosse is the #28 seed in Division IAA.
Lost to University of California San Diego 0-2
Lost to Boston College 1-2
Lost to University of Nebraska 1-2
Lost to Stanford University 0-2
Defeated Oklahoma State University 2-0
Will play in the Bronze bracket.
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UW-Oshkosh is the #33 seed in Division IAA.
Lost to Sonoma State University 1-2
Lost to Bowling Green State University 0-2
Defeated Penn University 2-0
Defeated Kansas University 2-1
Will play in a Championship pool.
Lost to University of Toledo 0-2
Lost to Texas State University 0-2
Will play in the Silver bracket.
Lost to Winona State University 0-2
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UW-River Falls is the #17 seed in Division IAAA.
Defeated Southern Illinois University Carbondale 2-0
Defeated Duke University 2-0
Lost to California State University - Fullerton 0-2
Lost to North Dakota State University 1-2
Lost to University of Maryland 0-2
Defeated Indiana University South Bend 2-0
Will play in the Bronze bracket.
Lost to University of Vermont 1-2
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UW-Stout is the #21 seed in Division IAAA.
Lost to Northern Arizona University 0-2
Lost to University of Massachusetts Amherst 1-2
Defeated Indiana University South Bend 2-0
Lost to University of Notre Dame 0-2
Lost to Western Washington University 1-2
Defeated University of North Texas 2-1
Will play in the Bronze bracket.
Defeated Western Illinois University 2-0
University of North Texas
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| UW-Oshkosh Captures 2012 WVC State Championship (4-1-12) |
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The UW-Oshkosh men's volleyball team, ranked third in the nation, gained momentum heading into the National Collegiate Volleyball Federation national tournament by sweeping all six of its opponents to win the 2012 WVC State Championship held on Friday and Saturday (March 30-31) in Oshkosh.
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| Oshkosh II Dominates at the 2012 WVC State Championships (4-1-12) |
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The UW-Oshkosh II men's volleyball team won its seventh Wisconsin Volleyball Conference Division II state championship by sweeping all six of its opponents on Friday and Saturday (March 30-31) in Oshkosh. The Titans also won the regular season conference title for a tenth consecutive year earlier in the season.
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| Oshkosh Volleyball Salutes it's Graduating Seniors (4-1-12) |
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Will Brydon
Will hails from Northbrook, Illinois and will graduate in May with a 3.67 grade point average while majoring in secondary education. |
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Tyler Boddy
Tyler traveled to UW-Oshkosh from New Ulm, Minnesota and will graduate in May with a 3.47 grade point average while majoring in elementary education with a minor in math. |
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Dan Ruys
Dan originates from Kimberly, Wisconsin and will graduate in May with a 3.56 grade point average with a double major in finance and supply chain and operations management. |
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Andy Schinner
Andy hails from Mequon, Wisconsin and will graduate in May with a 3.19 grade point average while double majoring in marketing and human resources. |
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| Boddy Repeats as WVC Most Valuable Player (4-1-12) |
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Tyler Boddy (Sr. - New Ulm, Minn.) claimed Wisconsin Volleyball Conference most valuable player honors for the second consecutive year announced on Friday (March 30) in Oshkosh. He joins Andrew Sederberg (2005, 2006) as the only UW-Oshkosh players to have won the award on more than one occasion.
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| Brunelli Leads UW-Oshkosh II All-Conference Players (4-1-12) |
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Steve Brunelli, (Sr. - Greenfield) a left side hitter, joined Brandon Kirkland (2005, 2006) and Mike Cotter (2008) as UW-Oshkosh II Wisconsin Volleyball Conference Division II most valuable players announced at the WVC state championships on Friday (March 30) in Oshkosh.
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| UW-Oshkosh Wins MIVA Championship (3-26-12) |
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The UW-Oshkosh men's collegiate club volleyball team won the Midwest Intercollegiate Volleyball Association championship for the second time in three years by beating number one ranked University of Notre Dame (Ind.), 25-20, 25-23 on Sunday (March 25) in DeKalb, Illinois. The Titans (35-3) went 8-0 over the two-day event and are now in the mix to claim their fourth National Collegiate Volleyball Federation Division I title in the last seven years.
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| Oshkosh II Finishes Second at the University of Iowa Spring Challenge (3-5-12) |
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The UW-Oshkosh II men's volleyball team took National Collegiate Volleyball Federation #16 ranked University of Missouri to three sets before losing in the championship match of the 18-team University of Iowa Spring Challenge on Saturday and Sunday (March 3-4) in Iowa City, Iowa.
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