Analytics has already changed the way baseball, basketball and football are played, don't you think it's volleyball's turn?

"Volleyball is such a fast-paced and exciting sport! I've discovered the best way to help student athletes reach their greatest potential is to dive into the data and analytics of our sport." — Jordana Price, Head Volleyball Coach, Tulane University

Over the course of five days, we will talk volleyball strategy, dive into some data, and think about how we can start our own analytic revolution. 

Engage in a 4-part series covering the basics of this exciting sports career. 

By the end of the series, participants will be able to calculate and analyze player performance and team performance, and interpret results from a statistical analysis.

Refreshments provided.

Open to all Tulane students, free of charge. Does not qualify for course credit. 

Registration is required. 

Engage in a 4-part series covering the basics of this exciting sports career. 

By the end of the series, participants will be able to calculate and analyze player performance and team performance, and interpret results from a statistical analysis.

Refreshments provided.

Open to all Tulane students, free of charge. Does not qualify for course credit. 

Registration is required. 

Engage in a 4-part series covering the basics of this exciting sports career. 

By the end of the series, participants will be able to calculate and analyze player performance and team performance, and interpret results from a statistical analysis.

Refreshments provided.

Open to all Tulane students, free of charge. Does not qualify for course credit. 

Registration is required. 

Network with industry professionals and learn what it takes to win a bid as a host site for major sporting events.

By the end of the sesion, participants will understand the process for planning, managing and executing major sporting events, and measure the economic impact.

Lunch provided.

Open to all Tulane students, free of charge. Does not qualify for course credit.

Registration is required. 

Engage in a 4-part series covering the basics of this exciting sports career. 

By the end of the series, participants will be able to calculate and analyze player performance and team performance, and interpret results from a statistical analysis.

Refreshments provided.

Open to all Tulane students, free of charge. Does not qualify for course credit. 

Registration is required. 

Center for Sport at Tulane co-founder Dr. Gregory Stewart will host a LHSAA Covid Q&A Zoom at 3 p.m. - 5 p.m. CST Tuesday, June 2.

Athletic trainers, coaches and staff are encouraged to email questions before 3 p.m. June 1 to LHSAA.COVID19@gmail.com.

The seminar is for high school athletic trainers, coaches and administrators. Dr. Stewart will answer questions submitted on COVID-19 and return-to-play for LHSAA member high school’s athletic programs. A sampling of questions submitted include:

Tulane Sports Law Society is hosting its 3rd Annual Tulane Women in Sports Law Symposium virtually on May 11th at 5:30pm CT.   This online event is invitation only, and is hosted by Tulane Sports Law Society, rescheduled from March.

The speakers list, subject to change, includes:

Vicky Neumeyer (Senior VP and General Counsel of the New Orleans Saints and Pelicans)

Karin Nelsen (Vice President of Legal and Social Impact for the Minnesota Vikings)

Shauna DiGiovanni (Associate General Counsel and Football Coordinator at Roc Nation Sports)

The 4th Annual Special Olympics Unified Rivalry Basketball Game between Tulane and LSU will be held in the Devlin Fieldhouse at Tulane. Doors open at 1 p.m., game starts at 2.

Two teams, one consisting of Tulane students and Special Olympics athletes and the other of LSU students and Special Olympics athletes, will compete for bragging rights and the Unified Rivalry Cup. The game will take place at Fogelman Arena in the Devlin Fieldhouse.

Questions about the game may be directed to specialolympicsnola@gmail.com.

NCAA Women's Final Four in New Orleans, has canceled its event for 2020, citing concerns over the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic and adherence to protocol. This includes Tourney Town, Beyond the Baseline, Super Saturday Concert, Women's Final Four Bounce and Party on the Plaza.