The construction work inside John Cook Arena is already underway. Both end areas have the seats removed and the All-American names were taken down. It will really get going next week after state boys basketball tournament. The Nebraska locker room is also curtained off.
Terry tied Pittman-Nelson for the team-high with 6 kills, but hit negative with 8 errors. The Fury hit .107 for the match.
Londot put up 7 kills in her return to Columbus. Reinhardt tallied 2 aces, 2 kills and 2 blocks.
FINAL: The Supernovas get back in the win column with a 22, 16, 17 sweep over Columbus.
Parsons goes off for 18 kills at a .441 clip, including 10K in the third set, and 12 digs. Nuneviller adds 11 kills and Leao tallied 6K on 8 attacks. Omaha hit .269 as Hilley had 37 assists.
The Supernovas closes on an 8-2 run to claim the second set 25-16 to go up 2-0 on Columbus.
Nuneviller recorded 7 kills in the set and has 10 for the match. Parsons has 8 kills and Leao is hitting .571 with 5 kills.
Terry and Pittman-Nelson lead the Fury with 5 kills.
The Supernovas used a 6-0 run to go up 23-19 and went on to take the first set 25-22 over Columbus.
Omaha hit .158 in the set led by 4 kills from Parsons. Nuneviller and Londot added 3 kills.
The Fury recorded just 10 kills at a .050 clip. Terry had 3 kills on 18 swings.
Per the Roku Channel broadcast, Merritt Beason is away from the team because of illness.
Starters for the Supernovas
OH: Nuneviller, Parsons
MB: Reinhardt, Leao
OPP: Londot
S: Hilley
L: Oglivie
Starters for Columbus
OH: Lush, Terry
MB: Pittman-Nelson, Walker
OPP: Hodge
S: Pak
L: Hiapo
We are 30 minutes from first serve between the Omaha Supernovas (7-9) at the Columbus Fury (3-11). Columbus is 0-6 at home this year while the Supernovas have lost their last six matches.
Stream: The Roku Sports Channel
Radio: 660 AM or the Supernovas App
The Omaha Supernovas will host a spring exhibition between Division II powers Nebraska-Kearney and Wayne State, which both finished 2025 rankin the Top 10.
The teams will play at 5 p.m. on April 10 before the Supernovas host Grand Rapids. One ticket is valid for both matches.
Jordan Larson was selected for induction into the National High School Hall of Fame this summer.
The Logan View grad still owns state records for most aces in a career (561) and season (179). She also participated in basketball and track for the Raiders.
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Ally Batenhorst and Sara Hughes won their first medal as a team by finishing third at the Beach Pro Tour Challenge in Bhubaneswar, India.
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Nebraska wrapped up its weekend in Arizona with a pair of 5-0 wins over Park, dropping just one set in the 10 matches.
Match point for Nebraska
Jordan Larson got goosebumps as she was introduced to a sold-out crowd in Grand Island. The Hooper, Nebraska native put on a show as LOVB Nebraska swept Salt Lake for its second straight victory.
“She is one of the best in the world,” Suzie Fritz said.
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Hoffman led Salt Lake with 15 kill and Jones-Perry tallied 12 kills. The team hit .193 for the match.
FINAL: LOVB Nebraska earns a 29-27, 25-16, 25-22 win over Salt Lake in front of a sold-out crowd in Grand Island.
Larson led the way with 15 kills on a .385 hitting percentage. Drewniok and Buijs added 13 kills each. Herrera had 4K, 6B, 1A. Nebraska hit .333.
Larson has 4 kills in the third set as LOVB Nebraska is up 12-5 lead and looking for the sweep.
We've had a few "We want Lexi" chants but Rodriguez hasn't seen the floor after also missing a match last week. (She is dressed on the bench)
The Supernovas suffer their sixth straight loss with a 25-17, 27-29, 25-22, 25-14 setback against Grand Rapids.
Omaha (7-9) hit .158 for the match led by 15 kills and 19 digs from Parsons. Cooper added 12 kills. Oglivie had 21 digs.
Inneh and Briggs-Romine's 14 kills led the Rise, which hit .301.
Hoffman leads Salt Lake with 11 kills at a .455 clip while Jones-Perry has 9 kills.
Nebraska is hitting .419 for the match while Salt Lake has a .236 hitting percentage.
LOVB Nebraska uses a 7-0 run to pull away and take the second set 25-16 over Salt Lake. Nebraska leads the match 2-0.
Drewniok is up to 9 kills on 15 swings while Buijs has 8 kills. Larson got the kill on set point for her 7th of the night. Herrera with 4K, 1A and 2B.
Grand Rapids goes up 2-1 after winning the third set 25-22 over the Supernovas.
The Rise hit .484 in the set as Snyder put up 6 kills and Briggs-Romine had 4.
Parsons had 6 kills on 10 swings for Omaha, which hit .333 in the set.
Nebraska closes the Sun Devil Classic with a 5-0 win over Arizona Christian.
1 Reilly/Sigler W, 21-14, 17-21, 15-11
2 Murray/Jackson W, 21-16, 21-17
3 Pierce/Choboy W, 19-21, 21-17, 15-11
4 Mauch/Ogbechie W, 21-11, 21-19
5 Adriano/DiVita W, 21-13, 22-20
LOVB Nebraska wins the first set 29-27 over Salt Lake as Thater comes up with a block on the 5th set point.
Drewniok notched 7 kills on 11 attacks, while Larson had 6 kills and Buijs had 5 kills as they both hit .500. Nebraska hit .429 in the set.
Hoffman hit .636 with 7 kills.
Strong start for LOVB Nebraska as Jordan Larson served 4 points in a row to help them jump out to a 5-0 lead.
Larson has 3 kills on 4 swings as Nebraska leads Salt Lake 12-9 in the first set.
The Supernovas pull out the second set 29-27 over Grand Rapids to even the match at 1-1.
Reinhardt and Parsons notched 4 kills a pierce for Omaha, which hit .226 in the set. Oglivie recorded 11 digs.
The Rise hit .176 in the set. Inneh put up 7 kills on 18 attacks.
Starters for LOVB Nebraska
OH: Larson, Buijs
MB: Herrera, Thater
OPP: Drewniok
S: Dijkema
L: Cesar
Salt Lake
OH: Hoffman, Jones-Perry
MB: S. Grey, Dixon,
OPP: Casanova
S: Poulter
L: Kojima
We are minutes away from first serve between LOVB Nebraska (4-7) and Salt Lake (8-5). They are playing in front of a sellout crowd at Heartland Events Center in Grand Island. It's the first pro volleyball match in the state outside Omaha.
TV: 10/11 in Nebraska
Stream: Victory+
Grand Rapids claims the first set 25-17 over the Supernovas.
Meyer recorded 4 kills on 6 swings and Briggs-Ronnie added 3 kills. The Rise hit .229.
Omaha hit .020 with 12 errors. Londot led the way with 5 kills.
Nebraska forced 3 third sets and reached extra points twice, but fell 5-0 to No. 19 Arizona.
1 Reilly/Sigler L, 23-21, 15-21, 17-15
2 Murray/Jackson L, 21-23, 21-16, 15-8
3 Pierce/Choboy L, 21-14, 25-27, 16-14
4 Mauch/Ogbechie L, 23-21, 21-19
5 Leimbach/Robinson L, 21-14, 21-18
We are 15 minutes from first serve between the Omaha Supernovas (7-8) at the Grand Rapids Rise (4-9). These teams traded liberos on Feb. 13. New Rise libero Morgan Hentz won MLV player of the week on Tuesday.
Stream: Roku Sports Channel
Radio: 660 AM and the Supernovas App
