Florida State University Athletics
Beach Volleyball Announces Fall Schedule
10/6/2025 12:29:00 PM | Women's Beach Volleyball
TALLAHASSEE – The Florida State Beach Volleyball team has announced their fall schedule for the 2025-26 season.
The fall season kicks off with an in-state matchup against Stetson October 11-12 in DeLand, Florida.
Shortly after, the Noles will host the Garnet and Gold Scrimmage on October 18, following Coach Brooke Niles Elite ID Camp.
October 25-26 will be busy as the team splits to the East and West Coast Qualifiers in Tavares, Florida and Huntington Beach, California respectively.
The annual AVCA Pairs Championship will be held in Huntsville, Alabama from November 7-9. Select Noles pairs will be sent to compete after qualifying last spring.
Niles is entering her 11th season at Florida State as the all-time winningest coach in the NCAA. Florida State has reached the NCAA Tournament every season under Niles, including a quarterfinals appearance last May.
With significant roster changes including three transfers and five freshman additions, the Seminoles are still on the hunt for their first ever NCAA Championship. In September, Florida State joined the Big 12 and will compete in the conference with defending national champion TCU, Arizona, Arizona State, Boise State and South Carolina for the 2026 season.
For more information on the Florida State beach volleyball program, check Seminoles.com and follow us on social media at fsubeachvolleyball (IG) and @FSU_BeachVB (X).
The fall season kicks off with an in-state matchup against Stetson October 11-12 in DeLand, Florida.
Shortly after, the Noles will host the Garnet and Gold Scrimmage on October 18, following Coach Brooke Niles Elite ID Camp.
October 25-26 will be busy as the team splits to the East and West Coast Qualifiers in Tavares, Florida and Huntington Beach, California respectively.
The annual AVCA Pairs Championship will be held in Huntsville, Alabama from November 7-9. Select Noles pairs will be sent to compete after qualifying last spring.
Niles is entering her 11th season at Florida State as the all-time winningest coach in the NCAA. Florida State has reached the NCAA Tournament every season under Niles, including a quarterfinals appearance last May.
With significant roster changes including three transfers and five freshman additions, the Seminoles are still on the hunt for their first ever NCAA Championship. In September, Florida State joined the Big 12 and will compete in the conference with defending national champion TCU, Arizona, Arizona State, Boise State and South Carolina for the 2026 season.
For more information on the Florida State beach volleyball program, check Seminoles.com and follow us on social media at fsubeachvolleyball (IG) and @FSU_BeachVB (X).
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