FULLERTON, Calif. – Head Coach Nicky Cannon announced the 2026 Titans women's volleyball schedule on Tuesday. The schedule features 13 non-conference matches and nine home conference matches in Titan Gym, the first against Cal Poly on Oct. 9 at 6 p.m.  

"Last season laid the foundation for the culture we're building, one rooted in relentless effort, resilience, and an unwavering commitment to each other. Through adversity, season-ending injuries, position changes, and countless challenges, this team never stopped competing," Cannon said. "This year's team returns battle-tested, connected, and hungry to compete. With a talented mix of returning players and impactful newcomers, we're excited to play a brand of volleyball that reflects who we are."

"We have grown to be fearless, selfless, and relentless from the first serve to the final point. Titans fans, get ready! The energy is real, the culture is stronger than ever, and we're ready to put on a show in Titan Gym."

The Titans open their 2026 regular-season slate at four non-conference tournaments, starting with the Bearkat Invitational hosted by Sam Houston University. They face Sam Houston and McNeese on Aug. 28 and the University of Miami on Aug. 29 before traveling to Spokane, Wash., for the Gonzaga Tournament Sept. 3-5. Matchups will feature Gonzaga, Eastern Washington, and Oral Roberts, whom they defeated 3-1 in Cannon's first year at the helm in 2025. 

The Titans then travel south for the Buc Dome Invitational, hosted by Charleston Southern (Sept. 11-12), before closing out non-conference play at the Pelican Invitational in New Orleans from Sept. 17-19. 

To conclude September, Fullerton opens Big West play on the road at UC San Diego on Sept. 25 and UC Irvine on Sept. 26. They then visit Cal State Bakersfield on Oct. 2 and CSUN on Oct. 3. 

The Titans will host their home-opener weekend in Titan Gym against Cal Poly on Oct. 9 at 6 p.m. and UC Santa Barbara on Oct. 10 at 2 p.m. The Titans then hit the road to face two new Big West opponents: Sacramento State on Oct. 15 and Utah Valley on Oct. 17. 

Crosstown rival Long Beach State will host the Titans on Oct. 23, while the Titans return to Titan Gym for their annual "Beat the Beach" match on Oct. 24 at 2 p.m. Fullerton will remain home to host CSUN on Oct. 30 and Cal State Bakersfield on Halloween, before hitting the road for the final time at UC Santa Barbara on Nov. 6 and Cal Poly on Nov. 7. 

The Titans conclude regular-season play with back-to-back weekends at home. They will welcome Cal Baptist to the Big West on Nov. 13 at 6 p.m., and host UC Riverside in a 2 p.m. match on Nov. 14. The Titans will face UC Riverside on Nov. 20 at 6 p.m. and conclude the season with a Senior Day matchup against UC San Diego on Nov. 21 at 2 p.m. 

The 2026 women's volleyball season and single-game tickets will go on sale on Wednesday, July 8, on FullertonTitansTickets.com. For additional ticket information, call the athletics ticket office at (657) 278-2783 or email athletictixs@fullerton.edu.

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