both will remain in MPSF men's volleyball. Men's Water Polo: Only 25 Division I members sponsor varsity men's water polo. As with men's volleyball, a large majority of the D-I schools that sponsor the sport are mid-major programs. The NCAA conducts a single national championship open to all member schools, regardless of division. Pac-12: The only Power Five schools that sponsor the sport are the California members of the Pac-12—California, Stanford, UCLA, and USC. All compete in the MPSF. UCLA and USC will likely remain in the MPSF for men's water polo after their move to the Big Ten. Beach Volleyball: A women-only sport at the NCAA level, beach volleyball is sponsored by only one Power Five conference, the Pac-12. Nine of that conference's schools sponsor the sport (with the exceptions being Colorado, Oregon State, and Washington State). UCLA and USC have not announced a future affiliation in that sport. Other Power Five schools that sponsor the sport are aligned as follows: ACC: Florida State competes in the Coastal Collegiate Sports Association (CCSA), a league that only sponsors beach volleyball plus men's and women's swimming & diving. Big Ten: Nebraska competes as an independent. Big 12: TCU competes in the CCSA. SEC: LSU and South Carolina compete in the CCSA. Mississippi State has been approved by the NCAA to compete, but has yet to do so. Women's Field Hockey: Pac-12: The two Pac-12 members that sponsor field hockey, California and Stanford, play in the America East Conference. Women's Ice Hockey: ACC: Boston College plays alongside its men's team in Hockey East. Syracuse plays in College Hockey America (CHA), a league that sponsors only women's ice hockey. Big Ten: Four Big Ten members sponsor women's ice hockey. Minnesota, Ohio State, and Wisconsin play in the Western Collegiate Hockey Association (which became women-only in 2021 after most of its former men's members left to reestablish the Central Collegiate Hockey Association), while Penn State plays in CHA. Women's Lacrosse: Big Ten: Six of the 14 full members sponsor women's lacrosse, as does future member USC. Johns Hopkins, as noted previously, is a Division III school that plays lacrosse in Division I. Big 12: No current member sponsors women's lacrosse. Of the four announced future members, only Cincinnati, currently in The American, sponsors the sport; it has not yet announced a future lacrosse affiliation. Pac-12: Six of the 12 full members sponsor women's lacrosse,