INDIANAPOLIS — The NCAA Division III Men’s Volleyball Committee announced today the field of 21 teams for the 2026 NCAA Division III Men’s Volleyball Championship.
👉 Click or tap for everything you need to know before the DIII men's volleyball championship
Fourteen conferences were awarded automatic qualifications for the 2026 championship. The seven remaining berths were reserved for at-large candidates. At-Large candidates consist of all remaining institutions from automatic-qualifying conferences that are not the conference champion or independent institutions
Conferences receiving automatic qualification are:
| Conference | School |
|---|---|
| Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference | Buffalo State (28-4) |
| City College of New York Athletic Conference | New Jersey City (20-9) |
| College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin | Carthage (22-3) |
| Continental Volleyball Conference | Juniata (29-2) |
| Great Northeast Athletic Conference | Wentworth (19-9) |
| Middle Atlantic Conferences | Stevens Institute of Technology (25-5) |
| Midwest Collegiate Volleyball League | Wittenberg (21-5) |
| New England Volleyball Conference | Dominican (Illinois) (22-5) |
| Northern Athletics Collegiate Conference | Endicott (22-3) |
| Old Dominion Athletic Conference | Randolph-Macon (30-4) |
| Presidents' Athletic Conference | Thiel (23-8) |
| Skyline Conference | St. Joseph’s (Long Island) (20-9) |
| United East Conference | Lancaster Bible (17-11) |
| United Volleyball Conference | MIT (22-7) |
Cal Lutheran (21-6), Loras (20-6), Messiah (25-5), New York University (19-6), Springfield (21-3), Southern Virginia (28-5) and SUNY New Paltz (22-7) earned the seven at-large bids.
All matches will be broadcast live on vipkrikya888.com.
In 2025, Southern Virginia won the 2025 NCAA DIII men's volleyball championship. The Knights defeated Springfield 3-0 in the championship match at the Creggar Center in Roanoke, Virginia.
For more information about the 2027 Division III Men’s Volleyball Championship, please visit vipkrikya888.com.
