NCAA.com | May 4, 2018 Beach Volleyball Championship field announced 2018 Beach Volleyball Championship: Day One Share INDIANAPOLIS – The NCAA Women’s Beach Volleyball Committee announced Sunday the eight-team field for the 2018 National Collegiate Beach Volleyball Championship. The field was selected from the 69 NCAA institutions sponsoring the sport of beach volleyball. Three teams were selected from the east region and three teams were selected from the west region. The remaining two teams were selected at-large from the teams across the country. All eight teams were then seeded. RELATED: View the interactive bracket The finalists selected from the east region include, Florida International University, Florida State University and the University of South Carolina, Columbia. Pepperdine University, the University of California, Los Angeles and the University of Hawaii, Manoa made up the west region selections; while Louisiana State University and the University of Southern California were granted at-large bids. The committee then seeded all eight teams nationally. The seeds in order are as follows: 1. UCLA 2. Pepperdine 3. Hawaii 4. Florida St. 5. Southern California 6. South Carolina 7. LSU 8. FIU The championship will be held Friday through Sunday, May 4-6, in Gulf Shores, Ala., hosted by the city of Gulf Shores, University of Alabama at Birmingham and Orange Beach Sports Commission. The event will be televised live by ESPN networks, with ESPNU providing live coverage on Friday, May 4 starting at 10 a.m. ET. Live coverage will continue Saturday, May 5 on ESPN2, starting at 2 p.m. ET and Sunday, May 6 at 11:30 a.m. on ESPN2. The championship dual will air on ESPN Sunday, May 6, at 2 p.m. ET. Addionally, live streaming coverage of every court throughout the tournament will be available on ESPN3. All championship site match times and more infomoration about the championship, log on to www.ncaa.com/beachvolleyball. 7 schools with the most women's basketball national championships UConn has more DI women's college basketball titles than any other program. Here's a look at the seven women’s basketball teams that have won two or more national championships. READ MORE The 2021 Elite Eight, ranked by Andy Katz March Madness correspondent Andy Katz ranks the eight teams left in the men's NCAA tournament. READ MORE 1 fun-to-watch player from every Sweet 16 team, ranked Before the 2021 NCAA tournament continues, NCAA.com correspondent Andy Katz ranked his favorite players on each team from this year's Sweet 16 field during the March 23 episode of the March Madness 365 podcast. READ MORE