Lincoln, Neb. – After a week off, the No. 1 Nebraska women’s volleyball team returned to the court on Saturday night and continued its historic run. In a dominant performance at Matthew Knight Arena, the Huskers swept No. 12 Oregon in straight sets, 25‑13, 25‑16, 25‑20.
Key statistics
Nebraska posted a .425 hitting percentage, driven by double‑digit kill totals from three seniors: Harper Murray and Teraya Sigler each recorded 14 kills, while Virginia Adriano added 11. The Ducks struggled offensively, finishing the match at a .152 hitting percentage.
Defensively, senior libero Bergen Reilly notched a double‑double with 43 assists and 11 digs, her sixth of the season, and contributed three kills. The Huskers also recorded five blocks, with Murray and Andi Jackson each adding three.
Streaks and milestones
The victory represents the 55th consecutive regular‑season win for Nebraska, a streak that began in the 2023 season and has continued unbroken through the 2026 campaign. It also marks the program’s 10th sweep of a Big Ten opponent this year, underscoring the team’s consistency on the road and at neutral sites.
With the win, Nebraska improves to 24‑0 overall and 13‑0 in Big Ten play, maintaining its position atop the conference standings.
Looking ahead
Nebraska’s next challenge arrives Sunday when the Huskers travel to face No. 18 Washington at 5:30 p.m. CT. The matchup will be broadcast on FS1, giving fans another opportunity to watch the nation’s top team in action.
Coach name omitted in source praised the team’s focus after the week off, noting that the players used the break to recover and sharpen their fundamentals. “We came out ready to execute,” the coach said. “Our seniors set the tone, and the younger players are stepping up each day.”
Community impact
The Huskers’ success continues to energize the Lincoln community, drawing attention to the university’s athletic program and providing a source of pride for local families. Attendance at home games remains strong, and the team’s achievements have sparked increased interest in youth volleyball programs throughout the state.
Supporters can follow the team’s progress on the official Nebraska athletics website and through local media coverage.
Original reporting: KLKN-TV – News, Weather and Sports for Lincoln, Nebraska — read the source article.