Nebraska volleyball continued its dominant season with its 42nd straight win over the Iowa Hawkeyes (25-12, 25-15, 25-17). The Huskers locked up their fourth consecutive Big Ten regular-season championship last week, so tonight was all about a win for the four seniors who have contributed so much to the team and to college volleyball as a whole.
Read on for two quick takeaways from the Senior Day sweep.
Seniors Celebrate with Dominant Play
As is tradition, all four Nebraska seniors got the start in the match against Iowa. And, also as is tradition with this group of seniors, all four played a major role in the 3-0 sweep over the Hawkeyes.
Laney Choboy, Harper Murray, and Bergen Reilly all went on important service runs throughout the match. Choboy, who earned the start as DS, got the Huskers off to a hot start with a four-point service run that began with a forced overpass to Murray kill. In the second set, Murray had a six-point service run and Reilly had a three-point run to bring Nebraska to set point. In the third set, Murray had another six-point service run early that ended Iowa’s short-lived lead.
TARGET: [LOCKED]@aandijackson with the HAMMER! pic.twitter.com/u6ZVTNXzmx
— Nebraska Volleyball (@HuskerVB) November 15, 2026
Reilly put up 35 assists and led the team to a .457 hitting percentage, their third-best on the season. Jackson tallied nine kills with zero errors, hitting a season-high .750. Murray also had nine kills and hit .353, a top-10 efficiency on the season…