Wisconsin Fieldhouse: Madison, WI
The Wisconsin Field House (aka “UW Fieldhouse”), which opened in 1930 and was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1998, seats 11,500 and is home…
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St. John Arena: Columbus, OH
St. John Arena is located on the campus of The Ohio State University in Columbus, Ohio. The arena was named for Lynn St. John, who retired as Ohio…
Read MoreSports Pavillion – Minneapolis, MN
The Sports Pavilion, a multi-purpose facility with a capacity of 5,700, is located within Williams Arena. It was remodeled and reopened in 1993 and has been home to…
Read MoreJenison Field House – East Lansing, MI
Home to the Michigan State Women’s volleyball team since 1993, Jenison Field House seats 5,017 fans. Click here for an interactive map showing it’s location on the Michigan…
Read MoreCliff Keen Arena – Ann Arbor, MI
Cliff Keen Arena, home to the University of Michigan women’s and men’s volleyball, women’s and men’s gymnastics, and wrestling teams, is located between the Administration Building and the…
Read MoreWelsh-Ryan Arena – Evanston, IL
Welsh-Ryan Arena is an 8,117-seat multi-purpose arena in Evanston, Illinois. The arena opened in 1952 as McGaw Memorial Hall. It is home to the Northwestern University Women’s Volleyball…
Read MoreNicole Fawcett Nominated for Sportswoman of the Year — Fans Can Vote!
On Friday, July 31st, gopsusports.com announced that Nicole Fawcett has been nominated for The Women’s Sports Foundation’s 2009 Sportswoman of the Year award. This is a really big…
Read MoreUSA Falls to Germany 3-0 in World Grand Prix Opener
The USA suffered a disappointing 3-0 loss to Germany in its opening match of the FIVB World Grand Prix. Former Penn State All Americans Nicole Fawcett and Christa…
Read MoreUSA in Rio: Hugh McCuthcheon’s World Grand Prix Blog
Hugh McCutcheon is blogging from the World Grand Prix. His first entry chronicles the team’s arrival in Rio. Still no news on who’s on the fourteen person final…
Read MorePenn State — Cradle for Coaches: Leanne (Kling) Piscotty
The fourth in a series on Penn State Women’s Volleyball players who moved into coaching after their playing careers were over. Leanne (Kling) Piscotty Leanne Kling Piscotty’s playing…
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