Head Coach Justin Haupt and the Pitt-Johnstown women's volleyball team locked up the No. 4 seed in the Western Division seed and will host fifth-seeded Seton Hill in Monday's first round of the 2026 PSAC Women's Volleyball Championships. Tip-off is set for 7 p.m. in the Sports Center.
The winner of Monday's opening round match advances to the PSAC Quarterfinals to take on East No. 1-seeded Shepherd (WV) in Shepherdstown, W.Va. on Wednesday.
The winner of 2026 PSAC Tournament Championship will earn an automatic bid to the NCAA Division II Atlantic Region Tournament, Nov. 19-21, hosted by the top-seeded team in the region. The Atlantic Region Champion will then advance to the 2026 NCAA Division II Volleyball Championships in Kansan City, Mo., Dec. 3-5.
PSAC Championships Schedule
PSAC QUARTERFINALS – Nov. 11
PSAC SEMIFINALS – Nov. 14
PSAC CHAMPIONSHIP – Nov. 15
TICKETS (PURCHASE TICKETS)
Championship Admission Fees:
Adults: $12
Student K-12: $7
Free admission for students from member institutions with valid I.D
No Complimentary Tickets
PSAC Passes Honored
Tickets can only be purchased via Hudl Tickets. This will be a cashless event. All Sales Final - No Refunds.
It is advised to purchase tickets prior to arriving, however, tickets will be available for purchase on site.
Pitt-Johnstown closed out the regular season at 13-10 overall and 7-7 in the PSAC West. Friday evening in the Sports Center,
Caroline Knight and
Ellie Zuro Cirino each had 16 kills in a five-set win over Gannon, before Knight added a match-high 17 kills in Saturday's Senior Day sweep over Edinboro.
Seton Hill, under first-year
Head Coach Cassidy Snider, finished the regular season at 13-11 and 6-8 in the PSAC West following with a five-set loss at Clarion on Friday and a 3-2 setback at Slippery Rock on Saturday. Catie Flohr and Maddie Stout combined for 34 kills against the Golden Eagles, and Flohr and Stout added 31 more kills against The Rock.
The Mountain Cats and Griffins met twice during the regular season, and Seton Hill earned a pair of five-set victories. On Oct. 2 in Greensburg, Cirino (16 kills), Knight (13 Kills), and
Kiara Harmon (10 kills) all finished with double-digit kills for Pitt-Johnstown, but the Griffins used a late rally to win the fifth set and clinch the match. Flohr's match-high 22 kills led Seton Hill. The Griffins then won a five-set match in the Sports Center on Oct. 31 behind 22 more kills from Flohr. Zuro Cirino had 20 kills, and Knight added 18 kills for the Mountain Cats.
