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Big Ten volleyball represents the 14 women's teams that participate in the conference. Through 2015, Big Ten volleyball has earned a combined 26 NCAA final four appearances by 8 different teams. In 1987, Illinois became the first program to represent the Big Ten in the final four. In 1999 Penn State won the conference's first NCAA national championship, and they have won 7 overall, including four consecutive titles from 2007-2010, an NCAA record. Minnesota, and Illinois have both been runners-up, one time each and Wisconsin has been runner-up twice.
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- Teams
- Player of the Year
- Big Ten volleyball in the AVCA
- National Coach of the Year
- National Player of the Year
- National Freshman of the Year
- References
In 2011, former Big 12 member Nebraska joined Big Ten play for the first time and won the regular season Big Ten championship, the first Big Ten title in any sport in school history. Nebraska has won 4 NCAA national championships, 1 of which has come during their time in the Big Ten and 3 of which came during their time in the Big 12.
Teams
† Since 1985, when double round-robin play was introduced
* As a member of the Big 12
Player of the Year
*Megan Hodge became the first freshman to be named Player of the Year
Big Ten volleyball in the AVCA
The American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) annually awards National Coach of the Year, Player of the Year, and Freshman of the Year. The following lists any coaches/players from the Big Ten who have gotten these top awards.