UCLA returns to NCAA championships for men’s volleyball under Coach John Speraw
UCLA men’s volleyball Coach John Speraw has the Bruins back in the NCAA championships for the first time since 2006.
For the first time since 2006, 19-time NCAA champion UCLA is back in the NCAA championships for men’s volleyball.
Fourth-year Coach John Speraw, hired to return the Bruins to prominence, has his team with the No. 2 seed after receiving an at-large berth to the NCAA championships.
UCLA will play in the national semifinals on May 5 at Penn State against the winner of Ohio State-George Mason.
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Brigham Young was given the No. 1 seed and will play the winner of Erskine-Long Beach State. The championship match is May 7 at Penn State.
UCLA is 25-6 this season under Speraw, a former Bruin who trained under legendary Coach Al Scates and won three NCAA titles as head coach at UC Irvine.
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