ESPNU to Televise Pepperdine-San Diego Women's Volleyball Match November 12
8/5/2026 9:00:00 AM | Women's Volleyball
SAN BRUNO, Calif. - For the third time in as many years, the Pepperdine women's volleyball team will play in front of a nationally televised audience.
The West Coast Conference, in conjunction with ESPN's volleyball broadcast schedule announcement, revealed this morning that the San Diego-Pepperdine match on November 12 will be broadcast live on ESPNU. Match time is scheduled for 7 p.m. pacific standard time.
All other WCC matches will be livestreamed on ESPN+.
Since 2018, the Waves have appeared six times on national TV, going an even 3-3, although Pepperdine has won the last three. In 2025, the blue and orange defeated cross-town rival LMU 3-2 in its first nationally televised home match since 2019. Pepperdine had also taken down Washington State on the road in 2024, but the Waves went five years without a national TV game prior to that. The Waves had a pair of national TV contests in 2019 and in 2018.
San Diego is coming off a sensational 18-0 WCC regular season last year that earned them their first conference title since 2022. The Toreros wound up with an eight seed in the NCAA Tournament before falling to Kansas State in five sets in the First Round.
Season tickets are available for purchase, which are $109 ($8.39 per match). Courtside seats are also available for $260 ($20 per match). Season-ticket packages offer premium value for fans, and season-ticket holders are essential to the gameday atmosphere that makes Firestone Fieldhouse one of the most electrifying venues in college volleyball.
Flex plan and single game tickets will go on sale in the near future, with the 2026 promotional schedule also set to be unveiled soon.
ABOUT PEPPERDINE WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL
Pepperdine women's volleyball has reached 26 NCAA Tournaments since 1981 as one of the most successful collegiate programs on the West Coast. The 12-time WCC Champions Waves have consistently produced top talent with 21 All-American selections with honorees in six straight decades. With multiple Olympians going through the program, Kim Hill brought home the program's first gold medal at the 2020 Olympic Games.
TICKETS
For more information on ticket packages and to purchase tickets for upcoming home events, visit here.
FOLLOW
To stay up-to-date on the latest Pepperdine women's volleyball news, follow the Waves on social media @PepperdineWVB.
The West Coast Conference, in conjunction with ESPN's volleyball broadcast schedule announcement, revealed this morning that the San Diego-Pepperdine match on November 12 will be broadcast live on ESPNU. Match time is scheduled for 7 p.m. pacific standard time.
All other WCC matches will be livestreamed on ESPN+.
Since 2018, the Waves have appeared six times on national TV, going an even 3-3, although Pepperdine has won the last three. In 2025, the blue and orange defeated cross-town rival LMU 3-2 in its first nationally televised home match since 2019. Pepperdine had also taken down Washington State on the road in 2024, but the Waves went five years without a national TV game prior to that. The Waves had a pair of national TV contests in 2019 and in 2018.
San Diego is coming off a sensational 18-0 WCC regular season last year that earned them their first conference title since 2022. The Toreros wound up with an eight seed in the NCAA Tournament before falling to Kansas State in five sets in the First Round.
Meanwhile, the Waves return many of 2025's starters, including Chloe Pravednikov, who ranked 11th in the WCC last season with 310 kills. Maggie Beauer (14th in WCC with 291 kills) is also back, with both Pravednikov and Beauer earning All-WCC First Team honors in addition to All-Academic Team accolades last season. Defensively, Laine Briggs among the returners, as the senior racked up the fourth-most digs in the WCC last season (391). Ella Piskorz will enter her junior year coming off a campaign in which she led the WCC in blocks (151) and was sixth in the league in attacking percentage (.329). Pepperdine will also seek to make it nine consecutive seasons with at least 17 overall wins. The Waves have racked up at least 14 WCC victories and at least a third-place conference finish in all but one year since 2018 (2022).I woke up feelin' the cheesiest, Coach! 🧀😁
— Pepperdine Women's Volleyball (@PepperdineWVB) August 5, 2026
Take a peek at today's practice photos ⏬
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Season tickets are available for purchase, which are $109 ($8.39 per match). Courtside seats are also available for $260 ($20 per match). Season-ticket packages offer premium value for fans, and season-ticket holders are essential to the gameday atmosphere that makes Firestone Fieldhouse one of the most electrifying venues in college volleyball.
Flex plan and single game tickets will go on sale in the near future, with the 2026 promotional schedule also set to be unveiled soon.
ABOUT PEPPERDINE WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL
Pepperdine women's volleyball has reached 26 NCAA Tournaments since 1981 as one of the most successful collegiate programs on the West Coast. The 12-time WCC Champions Waves have consistently produced top talent with 21 All-American selections with honorees in six straight decades. With multiple Olympians going through the program, Kim Hill brought home the program's first gold medal at the 2020 Olympic Games.
TICKETS
For more information on ticket packages and to purchase tickets for upcoming home events, visit here.
FOLLOW
To stay up-to-date on the latest Pepperdine women's volleyball news, follow the Waves on social media @PepperdineWVB.
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