Wisconsin Badgers drop to number six in latest AVCA volleyball poll
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 8, 2026, 10:06 AM
Last updated Sep 8, 2026

The Wisconsin Badgers moved to the number six position in the most recent AVCA Poll following a 2-0 week. Kelly Sheffield led the squad to victories against Florida and Auburn during the Big Ten/SEC Challenge. Although Wisconsin defeated the Florida Gators, who were ranked number 17 and subsequently moved to number 10, the Badgers still saw their national ranking decline. Wisconsin currently holds a 3-3 record heading into a road stretch. The team is scheduled to travel to Texas for matches against number 9 Texas and number 19 Texas A&M. These upcoming games represent significant tests for the team as they look to improve their standing. The Badgers previously held the number five spot before the latest rankings were released.
- •Wisconsin holds a 3-3 overall record.
- •The team moved to the number six spot in the AVCA Poll.
- •Wins over Florida and Auburn occurred during the Big Ten/SEC Challenge.
- •Upcoming matches include road games against Texas and Texas A&M.
- 10:06 AMYahoo Sports — Wisconsin Badgers fall in AVCA Poll despite 2-0 week with ranked win
"In a surprising turn of events, the Wisconsin Badgers have fallen in the AVCA Poll.
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