The top-ranked Nebraska volleyball team capped a historic 2025 regular season in emphatic fashion on Saturday night, sweeping the Ohio State Buckeyes (25-16, 25-13, 25-20) at the Bob Devaney Sports Center. The victory, witnessed by a national audience on the Big Ten Network, improved the Huskers’ record to a pristine 30-0 overall and 20-0 in the Big Ten, securing the program’s first unbeaten conference campaign since joining the league and its first perfect regular season since the year 2000. The match also served as a fitting Senior Night celebration for Rebekah Allick, Maisie Boesiger, Taylor Landfair, and Allie Sczech, who were honored following the contest.
The Huskers’ dominance was on full display from the opening serve. Nebraska’s offense, which entered the night ranked first nationally with a .349 hitting percentage, was ruthlessly efficient, finishing with 48 kills on 92 attacks for a .435 hitting percentage. The defense was equally suffocating, capitalizing on 24 Ohio State errors and holding the Buckeyes to a .174 attack rate. Middle blocker Andi Jackson was a force, hitting 8-of-10 with three blocks, while Harper Murray added nine kills. Setter Bergen Reilly orchestrated the attack with 27 assists and eight digs. The seniors shined in their final regular-season home match: Allick led the team with four blocks and added seven kills, Sczech contributed six kills and three blocks, and Boesiger anchored the back row with a match-high 13 digs.
This victory was the final entry on a remarkable Nebraska volleyball schedule for 2025. The Huskers navigated a gauntlet of non-conference and Big Ten opponents without a single blemish, claiming their sixth Big Ten title and third consecutive conference crown. The win over Ohio State, a team they now lead 21-10 in the all-time series, was a microcosm of their season: balanced, powerful, and clinical. For fans tracking the Nebraska volleyball score throughout the year, the numbers have been staggering, and this finale was no different.
With the regular season now complete, the Huskers turn their attention to the NCAA Tournament. As the nation’s No. 1 team, Nebraska has guaranteed home-court advantage through the Regionals and Super Regionals. The quest for a national championship begins next Thursday, with the Huskers carrying the momentum of a perfect season and the emotional send-off of a celebrated senior class into the postseason. The team that has been the class of college volleyball all year long has officially stamped its ticket to the dance, and the rest of the country has been put on notice.