Wrestling Southern Conference

2011 Volleyball Championship

2011 Southern Conference Volleyball Championship

 

 

November 19-21, 2011

 

Host: Samford University

 

Pete Hanna Center

     

Birmingham, Ala.

 

About the Championship 

The 2011 Southern Conference Volleyball Championship will take place on Saturday, November 19th through Monday, November 21st in Samford University's Pete Hanna Center in Birmingham, Alabama.  This will be the 29th annual Southern Conference Volleyball Championship. 

The 2010 Southern Conference Volleyball Championship went to the Georgia Southern Eagles defeating the College of Charleston Cougars, 3-0 (25-18, 31-29, 25-20).  With the win, the Eagles claimed its third SoCon tournament title and its first since 2003.  The Eagles played behind the strong performance from Sarah Gildersleeve, Bethany Sanford and Kate Van Dyke, who all were named to the all-tournament team.  Van Dyke, who was named the tournament MVP for her outstanding play on the weekend, had 50 assists, four kills and three digs in the Eagles championship win. In a losing effort, College of Charleston had strong play from Elyse Chubb and Sarah Havel, who were both named to the all-tournament team.

 

Admissions:

  • Adult Tournament Pass ($25);
  • Youth Tournament Pass ($15);
  • Adult Single Session Tickets ($10);
  • Youth Single Session Tickets ($5);
  • Youth = Pre-Kindergarten

Students of Southern Conference member institutions with a valid ID get in for free.

 

2011 Volleyball Championship Bracket

 

2010 Southern Conferene Volleyball Champions

Georgia Southern Eagles

 

Click on the links below to learn more about things to do in the area when you attend a Southern Conference championship tournament.

Choice Hotels is the official hotel of the Southern Conference and a proud corporate partner. The next time you attend a SoCon championship, stay at a Choice Hotel in the vicinity. Click on the link below to find a convenient location and make your reservation.

                                                        

 >>Volleyball Record Book      

         

REVIEW OF 2011 VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONSHIP