Jordan Larson recently made her feelings known about receiving major support from her team, family and friends during the final year of her career as a professional volleyball player. She is currently competing in the 2026 LOVB season for the LOVB Nebraska team.
Larson’s latest appearance on the court was on Wednesday, during her team’s matchup against LOVB Houston. Nebraska produced a dominant performance in this showdown, registering a 25-2, 25-17, 25-14, 25-18 win against their opponents at the Baxter Arena.
The 39-year-old secured an overall 18 points in this match, including 16 kills, 34 assists, and 14 digs.
After an illustrious 20 years in competitive volleyball, Larson is all set to draw the curtains after the 2026 volleyball season. She recently sat for a conversation with the media, where she reflected on receiving massive support from her people in the final season of her career:
“Yeah, it’s just, you know, I think people see a product, you know, of kind of what I’ve become, but really it’s a product of a lot of pieces, you know. I’ve had coaches. Family, friends, mentors just along the way that really have shaped me and without them.
“You know, having good information and bad information, you know, all the hard, you know, it’s been a lot of beautiful things but a lot of hard things and people have really committed to me a lot of their time and so.”
She added:
“I hope that they have felt that this season is just kind of a thank you to them, and how can I show that the best way is just performing at my best and really showcasing just all the assets that they’ve provided for me.
“So there’s no way to like be able to pay back, you know, all those things, but I hope that words and actions can do something and make them feel loved as much as they’ve loved me through the process so.”
Jordan Larson Made Her Feelings Known About Her Retirement
After competing against LOVB Houston, Jordan Larson sat for a conversation with the Carriker Chronicles, where she was asked about her thoughts on retiring at the end of the season.
Revealing her feelings about retiring from professional volleyball, she said that it’s a ‘bittersweet’ feeling and admitted that she is still learning something new every day:
“It’s kind of foreign. I obviously they’re Nebraska fans, you know, Nebraska volleyball fans, but I think professional volleyball is a little different. So, getting the word out and knowledge around the game has been awesome and the fans have really embraced that.”
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