RENO, Nev. - The Mountain West released the 2026 conference volleyball schedule Wednesday.

There will be over nine weeks in which each team will play a conference opponent twice. The matches will be held in a Thursday-Saturday format, taking on the same opponent during that stand. 

The Wolf Pack's 2026 season will feature first-year head coach Jason Borchin at the helm. Borchin, who spent the past nine seasons on the Cal Poly staff, and most recently helped lead the Mustangs to a Sweet 16 appearance a year ago, will embark on his first season in August before getting into Mountain West play. 

Nevada will kickoff conference play at Virginia Street Gym against GCU September 24 and 26. The Pack will then hit the road for its first matches of October, taking on New Mexico Oct. 1 and 3. 

Following the trip, Nevada will return home to face one of three conference newcomers, UTEP, Oct. 8 and 10. The Silver State Series will commence Oct. 15 and 17 when Nevada heads to UNLV.

Nevada will have a split weekend with another newcomer, UC Davis, hosting the Aggies Oct. 22 before returning the trip two days later.

The Pack will close out October at home, hosting Wyoming Oct. 29 and 31.

November will begin with Nevada on the road to face the third new school to join, Hawaii, Nov. 6 and 7.

The final home matches for the Pack will come Nov. 12 and 14 against San José State, before Nevada heads out on the road to close the regular season at Air Force Nov. 18 and 19. 

The Mountain West Championships will take place Nov. 24-25, in las Vegas, Nev. 

Times for all matches during the season will be announced at a later date. 

All Nevada Women's Volleyball conference matches will be available live on the new Mountain West subscription streaming platform.

2026 Conference Schedule
Sept. 24 & 26 - vs GCU
Oct. 1 & 3 - at New Mexico
Oct. 8 & 10 - vs UTEP
Oct. 15 & 17 - at UNLV
Oct. 22 - vs UC Davis
Oct. 24 - at UC Davis
Oct. 29 & 31 - vs Wyoming
Nov. 6 & 7 - at Hawaii
Nov. 12 & 14 - vs San José State
Nov. 18 & 19 - at Air Force
Nov. 24-25 - Mountain West Championships (Las Vegas, Nev.)