Leading 24-23, Omaha looked poised to win the set. However, Orlando delivered the knockout blow behind strong serving and an MVP performance from Brittany Abercrombie. Twice. Ambercrombie recorded a league-record 24 kills with a .524 hitting percentage to lead the...
Even when the errors come a little too often for her liking, Emily Londot has the green light. Omaha’s opposite hitter kept swinging away aggressively and finished with seven kills, eight digs and three blocks in her first home start for the Supernovas this season....
Any nerves Toyosi Onabanjo had during her home debut quickly disappeared when she saw several familiar faces beside her. The Supernovas’ rookie spotted her former Kansas teammate Reagan Cooper on one side and Jayhawk legend Kelsie Payne on the other. She was also next...
Don’t mind the barking from the San Diego bench — they’re just trying to play like dogs. The Mojo adopted a “dog mentality” of fighting for every point and putting every ounce of energy into winning the match. San Diego players often bark after big points to help...
OMAHA — Ally Batenhorst finished her first professional match with six kills, but her most important contribution of the night came from simply checking into the match. The former Nebraska and Southern Cal outside hitter made her first appearance with Omaha trailing...
When the Omaha Supernovas hang the championship banner for winning the inaugural season of the Professional Volleyball Federation on Friday night, only two of the players responsible for the title will be in uniform for the Supernovas. Omaha’s roster includes two...
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