September 2000
Beach Blast
PARTICIPANTS
Women's Volleyball
Women's Volleyball
Women's Volleyball
Women's Volleyball
Women's Volleyball
Women's Volleyball
Women's Volleyball
Women's Volleyball
Women's Volleyball
Women's Volleyball
RESULTS
Sep 1, 2000
Sep 2, 2000
All Tournament Team
Staci Rosche from Briar Cliff University was selected as the Most Valuable Player.
Women's Volleyball
Women's Volleyball
Women's Volleyball
Women's Volleyball
Women's Volleyball
Women's Volleyball
Women's Volleyball
Women's Volleyball
Women's Volleyball
Women's Volleyball
Women's Volleyball
Women's Volleyball
The Hilton Daytona Beach Resort (formerly Adam’s Mark) was the official hotel. The hotel sits on the edge of the most famous beach in the world and surrounds you with new discoveries. Casually elegant, oceanside rooms welcome you, along with spacious suites and cabanas that put you right on the beach.
The Hilton Daytona Beach Resort (formerly Adam’s Mark) was the official hotel. The hotel sits on the edge of the most famous beach in the world and surrounds you with new discoveries. Casually elegant, oceanside rooms welcome you, along with spacious suites and cabanas that put you right on the beach.
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University and its University Fieldhouse was the official site for the Beach Blast. The facility was completed in August of 1995 with 51,511 gross square feet of space. In addition to serving as host to the basketball and volleyball teams, the ICI Center brings numerous events and assemblies throughout the year.
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University and its University Fieldhouse was the official site for the Beach Blast. The facility was completed in August of 1995 with 51,511 gross square feet of space. In addition to serving as host to the basketball and volleyball teams, the ICI Center brings numerous events and assemblies throughout the year.