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Volleyball has become a popular college sport, especially for female athletes. In fact, many large state universities offer volleyball scholarships through the NCAA for women’s teams more often than men’s teams. These athletic scholarships require student athletes to maintain a minimum GPA as well as showing their skills on the court. In addition to Division I teams, volleyball awards are offered to male and female athletes for smaller college teams, intramurals, and private clubs and leagues. No matter where you rank in skill level, there could be a volleyball awards waiting for you. Check out our directory of volleyball scholarships and find money for college today.

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