The next generation of Major League Volleyball stars will be selected live on Roku Sports Channel, with the FAST channel announced as the home of the 2025 MLV Draft. The start time of the draft has also been confirmed at Noon ET on Monday, November 24.
The selection order for the draft has been previously announced – with the Columbus Fury having three selections, including the ninth overall pick in the second round as well as the 20th and 27th overall picks. Each team will have a selection in each round based on regular season records during the 2025 season, unless there has been a trade between teams.
The program will be hosted by Olympian Holly McPeak and former Florida State beach volleyball standout Madison Fitzpatrick for the second consecutive season. Teams will have up to eight minutes to make each selection.
The event will stream on The Roku Channel’s Roku Sports Channel. The Roku Channel is available to stream for free on Roku devices or TVs and can be easily accessed online at TheRokuChannel.com and on iOS and Android devices, Amazon Fire TVs, Samsung TVs, Google TVs, and other Android TV OS devices.
Team order was determined by slotting teams into two groups. The non-postseason teams and any expansion team(s) comprise the first group of selections from 1 to 4 in each round. The second half of each round (picks 5-8) is made up of the teams that earned postseason bids.
For the 2026 season, MLV teams may have no less than 12 and no more than 16 players on the active roster. Each team must reserve two active roster spots for college drafted players.
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