From May 6-8, four of the nation's top collegiate men's volleyball teams will battle for the chance to be named the 2004 NCAA men's volleyball champions. The best programs from across the nation will convene at the Stan Sheriff Center, located on the beautiful campus of the University of Hawai`i at Manoa.

2004 marks the third time that Hawai`i will host an NCAA Men's Volleyball Championship. UH hosted the 1991 tournament at the Neal Blaisdell Center and held it again in 1998 at the Stan Sheriff Center. The 10,300 seat Stan Sheriff Center has been home to the Warriors' volleyball and basketball teams for the past 10 years and annually boasts national attendance records in men's and women's volleyball since its completion in 1994. Volleyball fans set NCAA men's volleyball championship records in 1998 for single-match attendance (9,822) and two-day total attendance (18,901).

The 2004 season is shaping up to be a marquee year for many Division I men's programs. Squads across the country are engaged in fierce competition, vying to be among those traveling to Honolulu in May and promising an extraordinary post-season in the Stan Sheriff Center.