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TCU women first school outside of California to win NCAA beach volleyball championship

  • TCU secured its inaugural NCAA women's beach volleyball title on Sunday in Gulf Shores, Alabama, by narrowly defeating Loyola Marymount in a five-set match.
  • The team, seeded second, achieved this after key players Daniela Alvarez and Tania Moreno returned from a year off competing in the Olympics.
  • Alvarez and Moreno lost the first game 18-21 but rallied to win the next two games 21-15 and 15-6, finishing the season undefeated as a duo at 21-0.
  • TCU ended with a 32-5 record, won its sixth consecutive conference title, and coach John Mayer earned National Coach of the Year honors.
  • This victory made TCU the first school outside of USC and UCLA to claim the NCAA women's beach volleyball title, signaling a shift in the sport's competitive landscape.
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TCU women first school outside of California to win NCAA beach volleyball championship

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TCU Athletics broke the news in on Saturday, May 3, 2025.
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