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K-State earns an at-large bid to the NCAA Tournament, marking the program’s first berth since 2021.
Jason Mansfield is in his second year as head coach, guiding Kansas State to renewed postseason contention.
The Wildcats enter the NCAA Tournament with a 17-9 overall record and a 10-8 Big 12 mark.
K-State will face the San Diego Toreros in the first round in Lincoln, Nebraska.
A potential second-round game would follow if they advance, against the winner of the other Lincoln sub-regional match.
K-State’s NCAA history includes 15-18 all-time in the tournament and three Sweet 16 appearances.
The 2025 appearance is the program’s first NCAA bid since 2021 and the first under Mansfield.
The at-large berth affirms the Wildcats’ trajectory and ability to compete with national elites all season.
The tournament location is Lincoln, with the Bob Devaney Sports Center as a potential venue for the regional.
Kansas State aims to build a deeper postseason push this year, leveraging improved depth and resilience.

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Maryland earns a 3-0 NCAA Tournament win over UConn to reach the Elite Eight, continuing their postseason push.
Freshman Rocket Ritarita emerges as a key contributor, assisting the first goal and scoring the second in the first half.
Ndrenika also finds the net, giving Maryland a 1-0 lead in the opening half.
Ritarita adds a second goal just before halftime to extend the Terps’ advantage.
Luke van Heukelum caps the win with a late insurance goal in the 88th minute.
Maryland outshoots UConn 23-5 and registers a clean sheet in the victory.
The Terps improve to 13-1-4 and keep their College Cup hopes alive with a third-round win.
Cirovski lauds the performance as a complete-team effort, not merely individual stars.
Maryland eyes a potential College Cup run, with the next test against either Washington or Stanford.
The Terps’ defense limits UConn’s offense, maintaining a ninth shutout of the year.

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Kentucky volleyball earned a 1-seed and No. 2 overall seed for the 2025 NCAA Tournament, setting high expectations for a deep postseason run.
Kentucky posted a 25-2 overall record, including 22 straight wins, and swept the SEC with a 15-0 league run.
Kentucky’s path includes hosting the first two NCAA rounds at Memorial Coliseum in Lexington.
Head coach Craig Skinner stressed the team’s experience against ranked foes and their ability to handle tough situations.
Senior Eva Hudson praised the team’s confidence after comebacks in critical matches.
Junior Molly Tuozzo said the team can rebound from nearly any deficit, echoing the season’s resilience.
The Wildcats defeated Texas in the SEC Tournament final with a dramatic comeback to boost postseason prospects.
Kentucky will begin NCAA play on Thursday against Wofford in a match scheduled for 7:00 p.m. ET on ESPN+.
The season featured numerous ranked opponents, with Kentucky facing 10 nationally ranked teams and going 8-2 in those matchups.
Kentucky’s strong schedule contributed to the impression of toughness ahead of the NCAA Tournament.

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