Nebraska Kearney Volleyball Team Defeats Southwest Minnesota State in Thrilling NCAA First Round Match
Key points:
- Nebraska Kearney volleyball team defeats Southwest Minnesota State in the NCAA Tournament first-round match
- Lauren Taubenheim reaches 1,000 career digs
- Emersen Cyza, Jaden Ferguson, and Asha Regier lead with double-digit kill totals
Nebraska-Kearney triumphs over Southwest Minnesota State in a hard-fought NCAA Tournament match, advancing to the quarterfinals. With a team effort, the Lopers showcased grit and determination, securing the victory with a strong defensive strategy that kept the Mustangs on their heels. Head coach Rick Squiers praises the team’s balance and resilience, highlighting standout performances from players like Emersen Cyza, Jaden Ferguson, and Asha Regier. Libero Lauren Taubenheim also achieved a career milestone, reaching 1,000 career digs. The team now prepares to face either Wayne State or Minnesota-Duluth in the upcoming quarterfinals.
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