CHI Health Center Omaha set to host first-ever Pro Volleyball Federation Championship

Pro Volleyball Federation has announced that its first championship will take place in a city that supports professional volleyball like no other in the United States – Omaha, Nebraska.

Hosting the first-ever championship at the CHI Health Center Omaha is a significant milestone for the Pro Volleyball Federation. It’s sure to be a thrilling event for volleyball fans everywhere. The two semifinal matches on Wednesday, May 15 will be played at 6:00 PM and 8:30 PM CT. The championship final match is slated for Saturday, May 18 at 3:30 PM. Both semifinal matches and the championship will be broadcast nationally on CBS Sports Network.

The home of the Omaha Supernovas has already established the attendance standard for professional volleyball in America, with four of the top five U.S. attendance records coming this season – including all of the top three marks.

“No one supports volleyball like the great fans in Nebraska,” touted Pro Volleyball Federation CEO Jen Spicher. “We couldn’t be more excited to play the culmination of our season there and look forward to working with the outstanding staff in place for both the Supernovas and CHI Health Center to put on a championship that our phenomenal athletes and the fantastic fans of our league deserve.”

The championship weekend for Pro Volleyball Federation will come to a fantastic conclusion with the players from the winning team being awarded a $1,000,000 bonus. It will highlight some of the top athletes the sport has to offer in front of some of the best fans in the nation.

The host team has hosted at least 11,000 fans in four of their six home matches this season, including a record 12,090 on March 16. Six of the top seven attendance figures in Pro Volleyball Federation this year come from matches played in Omaha.