Kevin Stankiewicz | NCAA.com | December 18, 2016 Scores and highlights from the DI Championship DI Women's Volleyball: Stanford wins the National Championship Share It was a wild night of action at Nationwide Arena in Columbus, Ohio, but when the dust settled one team remained standing — the Stanford Cardinal. The match took four sets — and almost found its way to a fifth — but the Cardinal ultimately managed to dispatch the Longhorns to earn the school's first volleyball championship since 2004. NCAA.com was on hand for the event with wall-to-wall coverage of the matchup between Texas and Stanford, so be sure to catch all the highlights and reactions from the championship below. Read on to see the interactive bracket and the road to the final for both Stanford, Texas and all the other teams that participated in this year's tourney. As the Division I Women's Volleyball season comes to an end, the moment Stanford fans have been waiting for all season is finally here: Stanford is your 2016 Division I Women's Volleyball Champion. Interactive Bracket | Scoreboard Thursday, Dec. 15 Game 1: Stanford 3, Minnesota 1 | GameCenter Game 2: Texas 3, Nebraska 0 | GameCenter RELATED: Stanford advances to the National Championship | Texas shocks Nebraska Saturday, Dec. 17 Stanford 3, Texas 1 | GameCenter DI Women's Volleyball: Stanford advances to the National Championship These 9 NCAA women's volleyball programs have won the most national championships Stanford won its second-straight title in 2019 and claimed the 38th national championship in NCAA women's volleyball history. Let's take a look at the programs with multiple titles. READ MORE 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 Stanford's Tara VanDerveer, Gonzaga's Mark Few named 2021 Werner Ladder Naismith Coaches of the Year Stanford's Tara VanderVeer and Gonzaga's Mark Few have been named the 2021 Werner Ladder Naismith Coach of the Year honorees. READ MORE