Action is returning to FloVolleyball this weekend with 2021 Lil Big South. Nearly 300 teams across 20 divisions will go head-to-head in Atlanta, GA for the ninth consecutive year for one of the earliest tournaments of the club season. 

Three days of action are quickly approaching as nearly 300 teams are set to take the courts of the Georgia World Congress Center in downtown Atlanta for 2021 Lil Big South.

If you’re a high-level club volleyball player in the Southeastern United States, odds are you’re going to be playing in the 2021 Lil’ Big South tournament this Martin Luther King Jr. Day weekend. 

Martin Luther King Jr. weekend always marks the unofficial start of a new club volleyball season, and it’s no different this year  despite a lot of unknowns from week to week.

At this year's 2021 Lil Big South, there will be 20 clubs making a return to the event. These clubs have brought multiple teams to compete in past years and will do so again this year. 

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Calling all JMU diehards.

This week in our men’s volleyball notebook: a Wednesday night match well worth watching, a growing win streak on the East Coast, and some more hype for the biggest match of the season to date. 

Starting Friday, twenty-three 18 Open teams will arrive at the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center for the Mizuno Boston Volleyball Festival.

The Mizuno Boston Volleyball Festival will bring the top teams from the East Coast — and beyond — to Boston’s Seaport to compete for a spot at nationals. This event is one of eight qualifiers remaining for USA Volleyball’s 18s Girls National Championships, and one of five qualifiers happening this weekend.

Happy leap week! Take advantage of this month’s upcoming extra day to catch up on the latest in NCAA men’s volleyball.

Wednesday marks the last leg of CEV Champions League men’s group stage matches. Although all five current pool leaders have secured advancement regardless of what happens in Wednesday’s matches, three quarterfinal spots remain in play. 

With one day of action remaining the group stage of Champions League, only three teams have secured their spots in the quarterfinals of Europe’s top professional volleyball competition. The remaining five quarterfinalists will be determined by Tuesday’s matches.

Revolution PGH 18 White head coach Mike Hogan occasionally gets nervous about having just eight players on his roster — especially about having only one setter. 

It’s a great week for men’s volleyball when one of its own appears in the pages of the New York Times. But Daenan Gyimah’s Style section debut wasn’t the only big storyline in NCAA men’s action. Keep reading to get caught up.