2023 NCAA DIII MVB Championship Hoboken Regional Tournament Central

2023 NCAA DIII MVB Championship Hoboken Regional Tournament Central

NCAA DIII Men's Volleyball Championship Hoboken Regional

Canavan Arena | Hoboken, New Jersey

Friday, April 21, 2023
No. 11 Wentworth 3, No. 7 St. John Fisher 1 | Final Stats
Live Video | Live Stats | Post Game Press Conference: St. John Fisher | Wentworth
Postgame Recap: St. John Fisher | Wentworth


No. 2 Stevens vs. Geneva | Final Stats
Live Video | Live Stats | Post Game Press Conference: Stevens | Geneva
Postgame Recap: Stevens | Geneva


Saturday, April 22, 2022
No. 2 Stevens 3, No. 11 Wentworth 1 | Final Stats
Live Video | Live Stats | Post Game Press Conference: StevensWentworth
Postgame Recap: Stevens | Wentworth

Participating Teams

All fans are encouraged to pre-purchase tickets. 

Tickets will be also available on site, but cash will not be accepted.

Ticket prices for Friday's matches (single admission) are $12 for adults, while seniors and students are $9. Tickets for children between 2 and 12 are $3 and children under two are free. 

Ticket prices for Saturday's regional final are $12 for adults, while seniors and students are $3. Tickets for children between 2 and 12 are $3 and children under two are free.

The admission of any Stevens student or faculty member with valid ID will be covered by Stevens Athletics.

Fans may click here to purchase tickets for Friday's matches and here for Saturday's match.

Fans can park in any of the designated lots on campus. The 8th Street Lot is closest to the venue, however, it also contains the fewest spots. Additional parking can be found in the Babbio Garage or River Lots located on Frank Sinatra Drive. Questions regarding parking should be referred to Stevens' Campus Police at (201) 216-5105.

If parking cannot be found in any of the campus lots, the city of Hoboken has a number of parking garages available throughout the city for your use.

A parking map for Stevens may be found here.

The Department of Physical Education, Athletics and Recreation prides itself upon the diversity of our roles toward the development of student life at Stevens. Our comprehensive program allows us to impact almost all of our student body in a way that encourages wholesome activities that can be pursued over a lifetime.

Stevens offers 25 intercollegiate sports and continues to demonstrate a commitment to the ideals of sportsmanship and the philosophy of NCAA Division III athletics.

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Directions to Stevens
Located in the city of Hoboken, N.J., Stevens can be reached easily by car, airplane, train or bus. Hoboken is approximately one square mile in area and is located on the New Jersey bank of the Hudson River between the Holland and Lincoln Tunnels.

From Northern New Jersey
Take the NJ Turnpike (I-95) South to the Lincoln Tunnel (I-495) Exit. Follow signs towards the Lincoln Tunnel and exit before the tunnel at the "Last Exit in New Jersey, Weehawken, and Hoboken". Turn right at the second traffic light; this places you Southbound on Park Avenue. Follow signs to Hoboken. At 14th Street in Hoboken, turn left, then turn right onto Washington Street. Make a left on 9th Street and continue through the gates on to campus.

Via Lincoln Tunnel
Upon exiting the tunnel, follow the signs to Hoboken. From the North tube of the tunnel, bear to the extreme right and go through the underpass marked Hoboken. From the South tube, bear to exit ramp on left. This places you Southbound on Willow Avenue. Continue into Hoboken and make a left at 14th Street, turn right onto Washington Street. Make a left on 9th Street and continue through the campus gates.

From Points South
Take the NJ Turnpike to Exit 14C, or take Route 1&9 North. If you take Route 1&9, follow signs to the Holland Tunnel. After proceeding under the covered portion of State Highway 139, at the first traffic light, make the first left onto Jersey Avenue towards Hoboken. Proceed under the train bridge bearing right onto Newark Street which will become Observer Highway. Turn left onto Washington Street, and proceed north. Then turn right onto 9th Street and continue through the gates on to campus.

Via Holland Tunnel
Make the first right after exiting the tunnel onto Luis Munoz Marin Boulevard. Luis Munoz Marin Blvd becomes Henderson Street. At the end of Henderson Street at Observer Highway turn right. Turn left (at the last traffic light on Observer Highway) onto Washington Street. Turn right onto 9th Street and continue through the gates on to campus.

For GPS systems, please use the following address: 800 Castle Point Terrace, Hoboken, NJ 07030

A campus map is available here.

A guide to campus parking can be found here.

Bus Parking
Buses should enter campus via Washington and 9th Street and park by Jonas Hall. If you are coming to campus with a low-clearance bus and need assistance coming onto campus, please contact either your gameday liaison or the events manager for further assistance.

Photo Policy
Stevens Institute of Technology does require that you obtain a sideline pass in order to shoot any athletic event. Please contact the Athletic Communications office at least 24 hours in advance to reserve a sideline pass. ONLY PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHERS shooting for Stevens Institute of Technology, the visiting school or approved media outlets will be issued a sideline pass and Stevens reserves the right to revoke photography privileges based upon sideline conduct during the game.

If you attempt to photograph from the playing surface without a credential, you will be asked to return to the spectator seating area.

Pet Policy
Please be aware that Stevens Institute of Technology has a very strict pet policy for all events. Pets are not permitted at Stevens Institute of Technology's athletic fields or facilities. Only service pets, such as seeing eye dogs for example, are permitted. We understand that some institutions do not have a policy, so we ask that you make sure that this information is passed along to any family or friends who will be attending this event.

Restaurants
There are several restaurants within walking distance of both Stevens' campus and Canavan Arena. 

Dedicated by Betty and William J. Canavan '44 in October of 1994, the Canavan Arena serves as home to Stevens men's and women's basketball, men's and women's fencing, men's and women's volleyball and wrestling. The 1,300 person arena holds numerous practices and other major university events including convocation, portions of graduation, career fairs, Senior Design Expo and more. Canavan is consistently used by the general student body and campus recreation for anything from ultimate frisbee to intramural events and competitions. The venue has hosted countless NCAA Tournaments, conference tournaments and other major gatherings.