Bergen Reilly recently concluded her last final at the Nebraska university and posted glimpses of the special moment on social media, which drew loving comments from Harper Murray, Lexi Rodriguez, and more. She also shared a glimpse of celebrating with her boyfriend, Cale Jacobsen.
Reilly was last seen in action on April 25, 2026, during the spring exhibition match against North Colorado at the Chicoine Center in Chadron, where the Huskers solidified their place in the volleyball community by registering an impressive 4-0 sweep. In this match, she recorded 19 assists and six digs playing the first two sets, making it her last spring match of her college career.
The setter is all set to compete for the Huskers one last time this season and recently gave her last final. Taking to Instagram, she posted a bunch of pictures where she posed in her graduation attire and volleyball equipment. The post’s caption read:
“Last final done hallelujah.”
This post garnered reaction from her current and former Nebraska teammates. Murray dropped a sweet reaction in the comment section that read:
“❤️”
Her former teammate, Rodriguez, who is now transitioned to pro, commented:
“They grow up so fast.”
Along with them, Merritt Beason also wrote a comment that read:
“🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲”
Shortly after this update, she posted a picture of celebrating her last finals with her boyfriend on her Instagram story. Sharing a picture of having dinner with him at Casa Bovina, she wrote:
“🤍🤍🤍”
Bergen Reilly opened up about balancing social life and practice
Before the start of the 2026 spring volleyball season, Bergen Reilly sat for a conversation with Hail Varsity, where they discussed several aspects of her game in the spring season. Amid this, she was also asked about how she balances her social life and practice during the spring season. Responding to this, she said:
“It’s we’ve had to kind of focus more on like eating together at meals and stuff cuz usually we come to practice like an hour early and just sit in the locker room and talk and hang out. But um there’s not really a need for that here. So, um, we’ve been really just working on games outside of practice to help us grow. And spring’s always a great time to build the relationships and grow the bonds. So, we’re finding ways and it’s different, but it’s working for this team,” said Bergen Reilly.
“I’m just really trying to like work on the leadership aspect of setting a little bit more. I was a captain last year, but um now I’m the oldest on the team and usually in club I played up and in high school I started 8th grade. So it’s I’ve always kind of been the younger one on the team. So being the oldest is definitely an adjustment. So just making sure that I can be there in any way that I can for younger girls, whether that’s on the court or off the court. But in terms of my game, I think just continuing to nail down the fundamentals so I can kind of run my offense and um take some risks.”
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