The Dallas Pulse never went on a long scoring run to pull away or break the spirits of the Omaha Supernovas. Dallas managed just one scoring run of at least four points and sided out 66% of the time when the Supernovas served. Instead, the Pulse methodically stacked...
After a “weird week,” the Omaha Supernovas suffered an all-too-familiar fate. Omaha lost for the eighth time in 12 home matches this year with a 25-17, 25-27, 25-20, 25-22 defeat to Grand Rapids Friday night in front of 7,701 fans at the CHI Health Center. Over the...
With several players out injured, it was a little bit lonelier on the Supernovas bench. Omaha was without three usual starters — setter Sydney Hilley, outside hitter Sarah Parsons and middle blocker Janice Leao — leaving them with just four bench players, all of whom...
Leading 15-14 in the fifth set, Sarah Parsons went back to the service line and could barely hear herself think. The largest crowd to ever watch a professional volleyball match in the United States — 16,838 fans — were all standing and cheering for the Supernovas...
To open his post-match press conference, Omaha Supernovas coach Luka Slabe thanked the 8,014 fans who for showing up to cheer on his team Thursday night. However, for the sixth time this season, the home crowd went home disappointed as Omaha dropped another match at...
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