The Lancaster Bible College men's volleyball program began in 2001 and was a club team for the first three years of its existence. In 2004, the team began playing as an intercollegiate varsity sport and has ever since, including playing four seasons (2008-11) in the now defunct North East Collegiate Volleyball Association (NECVA).

After playing as an independent for the 2012 season, the men joined the North Eastern Athletic Conference in 2013 as men's volleyball was added once again to the NEAC list of sports. The Chargers won the NEAC Regular Season Championship in 2013 before falling in the NEAC Final to Keuka. Lancaster Bible returned to the NEAC Final in 2014, but lost to SUNY Poly, 3-0. 

After rebuilding the team in 2015 and 2016, the Chargers won 25 matches in 2017 and returned to the NEAC Playoffs for the first time since 2014. Lancaster Bible had its best season in program history in 2018, as the Chargers won the NEAC Championship, and advanced to the NCAA Division III National Tournament. Lancaster Bible then defeated 14th-ranked Rivier in the opening round, and advanced to the NCAA Div. III Quarterfinals, where they lost to eventual NCAA National Champion Springfield. 

The Chargers set a new program-record for wins in a season in 2019 with 26, as the Chargers again won the NEAC Regular Season title, but were upset by Wells in the NEAC Final. Lancaster Bible defeated several nationally ranked teams during the year, and were ranked as high as 10th in the country during the season. Lancaster Bible was poised for an even better run in 2020, but the season was canceled after 20 matches due to the COVID-19 Pandemic. The Chargers finished the season as the eighth-ranked team in NCAA Division III.

Below are links to historical statistics and previous season statistics. At this point, the statistics only go back to the 2007 season as we are trying to locate the 2004, '05, '06 season statistics. Comments, questions and additions may be sent to the Director of Athletic Communications.

Archived Seasons

* 2020 season was cut short after 20 matches due to the COVID-19 pandemic

Program Records
Coaching Records
Season-by-Season Match Scores
Series Records
Yearly Team Statistics

Single Match Records
Team & Individual

Season Records
Team & Individual

Career Records
Individual Player Statistics

Archived Season Statistics
2024 Season

2023 Season

2022 Season

2021 Season

2020 Season

2019 Season

2018 Season

2017 Season

2016 Season

2015 Season

2014 Season

2013 Season

2012 Season

2011 Season

2010 Season

2009 Season

2008 Season