After a magical run to the Division 1 Women’s Volleyball Tournament that saw Head Coach Jose “Keno” Gandara’s Hurricanes dominate the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC), Miami was swept by Florida Friday night in Gainesville, bringing an end to a dominant season.

After a season of being perennial underdogs and dominating the Atlantic Coast Conference, Miami (24-4, 15-3 ACC) proved Thursday night that they earned their place in the 2021 Division 1 Women’s Volleyball Tournament, issuing a gentleman’s sweep to the South Alabama Tigers (25-7, 15-1 Sun Belt).

For decades, the Miami Hurricanes and Florida State Seminoles have had one of the most distinguished rivalries in all of college football. From blown leads and miraculous comebacks to tightly-contested duels on the gridiron, history has proven time and time again that any match between the two programs is bound to be a blockbuster.

Another weekend, another set of wins for Miami volleyball. After splitting last weekend’s home matches between Pitt and Virginia, the Hurricanes took to the road last weekend to take on the Wake Forest Demon Deacons and the Virginia Tech Hokies in a pair of Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) matchups.

On Thursday evening, Student Government’s What Matters to U hosted a moderated discussion with Josh Peck, a YouTuber, social media influencer and actor most known for his co-lead role on Nickelodeon’s hit sitcom “Drake and Josh.”

In 2021, ‘Canes Volleyball has proven time and time again that they are a capable, competent team in the extremely talented Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC).

Following a key victory over cross-town rival Florida State, Miami continued its Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) volleyball dominance with a 3-0 sweep over Duke at Cameron Indoor Stadium.

In one of the most highly-anticipated matches of the season, the Canes dominated cross-state rival Florida State at the Knight Sports Complex Wednesday night.

The Hurricanes returned to the Knight Sports Complex Friday evening for the first time in nearly a month, but they played like they never left.

After sweeping the first two matches of the FIU Invitational on Friday and Saturday, Miami went on to record its third sweep of the season in as many matches, winning by scores of 25-8, 25-17 and 25-11.