New England Collegiate Volleyball League
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Men's Collegiate Club Volleyball League
Provides a competitive volleyball league for colleges in New England that have men's club volleyball programs.
About
New England Collegiate Volleyball League
Founded in
2020
EIN
04-3535828
IRS 501(C) Type
501(c)()
Category/Type
Sports & Recreation
Address
178 DORCHESTER ST APT 3 BOSTON, MA 02127-3788 Unite States
Website
https://necvl.org/
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About
The New England Collegiate Volleyball League, established in 1972, provides a competitive league for colleges that sponsor men’s collegiate club volleyball programs in the New England area.
Mission
Established in 1972, the New England Collegiate Volleyball League provides a competitive league for schools that sponsor a men’s collegiate club volleyball program.
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