Across the ocean, the final of the US women's collegiate championship (NCAA) was held, in which "Pennsylvania" defeated "Louisville" 3:1 (25:23, 32:34, 25:20, 25:17).
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The "Final Four" of the tournament was held in Louisville - the largest city in Kentucky. The decisive match at the KFC Yum! Center arena gathered a record 21,860 spectators for finals, with a maximum capacity of 22,090 seats.

In 2023, an NCAA regular season match between "Nebraska" and "Omaha" gathered 92,003 spectators, setting a new world record for attendance at a women's sporting event. The teams played at an American football stadium in Lincoln - the capital of Nebraska.
The University of Pennsylvania became champion for the first time since 2014 and for the eighth time in history. This is the second-best result after Stanford (9).

Sunday's final went down in history as the first in which both finalists were led by female coaches - Katie Schumacher-Cawley ("Pennsylvania") and Dani Busboom Kelly ("Louisville").

The MVP of the "Final Four" was 22-year-old University of Pennsylvania outside hitter Jessica Mruzik, who recorded 29 points in the decisive match.

In the semifinals, "Pennsylvania" defeated "Nebraska" 3:2, and "Louisville" proved stronger than "Pittsburgh" (3:1).
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