HOUGHTON, Mich. – The Michigan Tech volleyball team announced its 2025 schedule on Wednesday (May 28). Under first-year head coach Cindy Pindral, the Huskies will play 27 matches in the fall with 16 GLIAC contests and nine games at the SDC Gym. Six of their opponents went to the NCAA Tournament last season and five were ranked in the final 2024 AVCA Top 25.
 
Tech begins the season with a tournament hosted by McKendree. The Huskies will face Missouri-St. Louis to open the schedule on September 5, with their second match of the day against Southwestern Oklahoma State. The trip wraps up against the host Bearcats on September 6.
 
The Huskies play in the Minnesota edition of the Up North Tournament the following weekend. Tech travels to St. Cloud to take on Barry on September 11 and Adelphi and SCSU on September 12. All three of those opponents played in the national tournament last season. The Up North weekend wraps up with a trip up to Minnesota Duluth on September 13.
 
The GLIAC portion of the schedule gets underway the following weekend with a pair of road matches at Ferris State (Sept. 19) and Davenport (Sept. 20). Tech then hosts Roosevelt (Sept. 26) and Parkside (Sept. 27) at the SDC Gym in the home-opener where it will also be Alumni Weekend and a 50th Team celebration.
 
The Black and Gold head back on the road to Lake Superior State (Oct. 3) and Saginaw Valley State (Oct. 4) to begin October. The Huskies host Northern Michigan in a non-conference match on October 9 and then travel to Purdue Northwest (Oct. 12) before the annual Midwest Region Crossover on October 17-18. Tech will play three non-conference opponents at the 17th annual tournament.
 
The Huskies host Wayne State (Oct. 24) and Grand Valley State (Oct. 25) and then play their final three road matches of the regular season at NMU (Oct. 28), Parkside (Oct. 31), and Roosevelt (Nov. 1).
 
The season wraps up with four straight home matches against Davenport (Nov. 7), FSU (Nov. 8), SVSU (Nov. 14), and LSSU (Nov. 15)
 
The Huskies advanced to the GLIAC semifinal for the eighth consecutive time last season, with a 10-7 GLIAC record and a fifth-place finish in the conference. Tech finished the 2024 season with a 17-12 overall record.