This is our running commitment list for Classes 2018-2021.

There's been plenty of action in the Class of 2020 since we last checked in. More big-time setters and middles have announced their intentions. Plus, we peek at the Class of 2021.

Recent coaching changes and commitments have caused some shuffling among recruits, including a couple of major moves out of the Pac-12 that are sure to impact PVB's recruiting rankings next spring.

[Editor’s note: Tim O’Connell is a third-year head coach at DuPont Manual HS in Louisville and a longtime club coach for Asics KiVA. He submits articles on coaching and life periodically. Below are three that he has sent our way between the end of May and now. Enjoy.]

“Live Like Line,” a true story of how an Iowa team copes with the death of its setter just days before the season, is a valuable read not just for volleyball enthusiasts but for anyone who could use a little perspective or inspiration in their lives.

Mother McAuley High School in Chicago received its hardware from PrepVolleyball.com for winning the 2016 Team*Snap Team of the Year in a ceremony on the south side Wednesday evening. The Mighty Macs, 40-1 last fall, received the national championship trophy as well as a Team*Snap-sponsored banner to hang in the gym forever.

See where the Top 50 Junior Recruits are heading for college, and which programs from ACC and SEC may surprise you the most!

In this article, PrepVolleyball.com Managing Editor John Tawa recaps his top five stories of the 2016 high school season.

PVB asked around to see what the three most important tips are for girls to increase their chances of getting noticed or recruited. Here's what some club recruiting coordinators and college coaches had to share.

Chicago's Mother McAuley started off 2016 ranked No. 51 nationally. Today, after massively exceeding expectations, including those of its head coach, the Mighty Macs are national champions