Three member’s of Nebraska’s highly-touted 2021 recruiting class are planning to enroll for the spring semester, and though they won’t be eligible to play, the delayed season will give them a chance at a head start on adjusting to playing Division I volleyball at Nebraska.
New Huskers Kobe Webster and Teddy Allen shared why they’ve embraced leadership roles on this year’s team and explained how the team’s demonstration calling for social change came together.
Fred Hoiberg returns just three players from last year’s rotation, only two of whom played significant minutes. A quick glance at the roster on Huskers.com shows half the team doesn’t even have headshots up yet. For the second straight year, this team is going to be a...
The Nebraska volleyball team got clarity on its 2020–21 season last week when the NCAA Board of Governors approved a plan for a season spanning Jan. 22 through April 25. The NCAA Tournament will include 48 teams, 32 of which will be automatic qualifiers. Details for...
In a pre-COVID world, the Omaha Skutt SkyHawks were set to spend this weekend at a tournament in Las Vegas. Obviously, the pandemic changed those plans. Fortunately, Papillion-La Vista had a team drop out of the Allison Weston Monarch Invitational, creating an opening...
Papillion-La Vista got off to a rough start in the Allison Weston Monarch Invitational on Friday afternoon. The host Monarchs got swept by powerhouse Omaha Skutt on their own court, dropping them to 9-7 on the season. The Monarchs apparently have a short memory,...
As a coach’s kid, self-described “volleyball baby” Maisie Boesiger grew up in the Norris gym. That experience developed a strong work ethic and a love for the game in her, and that drive is what has turned her into one of the best players in Nebraska and a future Husker.
Pittsburgh transfer Trey McGowens has received a waiver from the NCAA to play this season for Nebraska.
Omaha Skutt jumped out to a 14-0 lead less than three minutes into the game but the Gretna Dragons rallied for a 31-28 win behind big performances from sophomore quarterback Zane Flores and junior running back Mick Huber.
“We will fight ’til the fight is won.” That’s the final line of Omaha Creighton Prep’s fight song, and the Junior Jays lived by that mantra at Phelps Field on Friday night. After seeing a late rally fall short last week at Lincoln Southeast, Creighton Prep again dug...