Ferris State Women's Volleyball remains No. 1 in the Week 3 FloCollege D2 Volleyball Rankings after improving to 10-0. The Bulldogs faced their first extended test against Parkside, surrendering their first two sets of 2026 before responding with a decisive 15-8 fifth-set victory.

Volleyball takes center stage on FloCollege this week with nationally ranked Division II programs in action, the opening weekend of CAA conference play and matchups stretching from California to the East Coast.

Ferris State Women's Volleyball rises to No. 1 after an undefeated run through the Colorado Premier Challenge. See the complete FloCollege D2 Volleyball Week 2 Top 25.

Opening weekend did not take long to shake up the inaugural FloCollege D2 Volleyball Rankings.

College volleyball is in full swing, and FloCollege is ready for another action-packed week from Aug. 31 through Sept. 6.

The wait is finally over. The 2026 college volleyball season is underway with teams across Division II and Division III taking the court for the first time this season.

Concordia-St. Paul Women's Volleyball opens the 2026 season at No. 1 in the inaugural FloCollege D2 Volleyball Rankings. See the complete preseason Top 25.

After Barry’s 1–3 loss to Point Loma and Nebraska–Kearney’s 1–3 fall to Emporia State, the No. 2 and No. 3 spots opened up. Point Loma and Wayne State, previously ranked No. 4 and No. 5, moved up to claim those positions.

Washburn falls out of the top three, dropping from No. 2 to No. 6 just two weeks out from postseason play. No. 1 Tampa holds steady, while No. 2 Barry and No. 3 Nebraska–Kearney move into the top spots.

Deep into the season, the Division II landscape is starting to take shape.

Tampa continues its reign atop the Division II volleyball rankings, holding the No. 1 spot for another week after improving to a flawless 16-0 record.

Washburn (17-1) catapulted to No. 9 from No. 2 in just one week after handing Nebraska-Kearney a 3-0 shutout at Whiting Fieldhouse.

Tampa finally reaches the top in their fourth week in the top three. The Spartans earned 37 first-place votes after improving to 12-0 with wins over Palm Beach Atlantic and Nova Southeastern.

Lynn University faced its first loss of the season this week, falling to Barry (1-3) and snapping a 23-game winning streak. The defeat knocked Lynn from the No. 1 spot—where they had remained since the preseason poll—down to No. 6 in this week’s AVCA Division II Women’s Volleyball Rankings.

No. 22 Western Washington enters the top 25 with an eight-game winning streak and an 8-1 record.