The UTEP volleyball team will play host to a spring volleyball tournament on Saturday, March 25. The five-team tournament will begin at 9 a.m. at Memorial Gym.
UTEP will play in a round-robin tourney that will bring NM State, New Mexico Military Institute, Eastern Arizona and Western New Mexico.
The Miners will begin the day with a 9 a.m. meeting with Eastern Arizona followed by a 10 a.m. showing with NMMI, both on court one. The Miners will then move to court two at 11 a.m. to face off against I-10 rival NM State.
UTEP will have a bye at noon before closing out the tourney at 1 p.m. against Western New Mexico on court two.
Admission is free and open to the public.
2017 UTEP Spring Volleyball Tournament
Teams: UTEP, NM State, NMMI, Eastern Arizona, Western New Mexico
Round one (9 a.m.) match schedule:
Court one- UTEP vs Eastern Arizona
Court two- NM State vs NMMI
Bye: Western New Mexico
Round two (10 a.m.) match schedule:
Court one- NMMI vs UTEP
Court two- Eastern Arizona vs Western New Mexico
Bye: NM State
Round three (11 a.m.) match schedule:
Court one- Western New Mexico vs NMMI
Court two- UTEP vs NM State
Bye: Eastern Arizona
Round four (noon) match schedule:
Court one- NM State vs Western New Mexico
Court two- NMMI vs Eastern Arizona
Bye: UTEP
Round five (1 p.m.) match schedule:
Court one- Eastern Arizona vs NM State
Court two – Western New Mexico vs UTEP
Bye: NMMI
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