Nebraska volleyball’s Bergen Reilly recently went on a Disney trip with her teammate, Andi Jackson and boyfriend, Cale Jacobsen amid off-season. Both the Nebraska athletes are currently a part of the 2026 Women’s National Team Collegiate Training Program.
Both Reilly and Jackson were selected to train under the WNT staff after their beach and spring volleyball season with the Nebraska volleyball team. They also joined the senior squad in Anaheim, California, to train and participate in the 2026 WNT Red-Blue Roster scrimmage for gearing up for the Volleyball Nations League.
After gaining a great experience by training with the US National team, they were recently spotted having fun at a Disney trip. They were also accompanied by Reilly’s boyfriend, Jacobsen. Taking to Instagram, the Nebraska’s setter posted a series of pictures from the trip, which featured them enjoying the Radiator Springs Racers ride to experiencing the Collector’s Items to enjoying the Incredicoaster ride.
The post’s caption read:
“Wheeee 🎢”
Their last match with the Huskers before entering the off-season was on April 25, when they locked horns with Northern Colorado in a spring exhibition match in Chadron, Nebraska. They claimed a dominant victory, securing a 4-0 sweep. Following their time with the US National Team, they will return to Licoln for the 2026 NCAA volleyball championships.
Bergen Reilly opened up about bring the the US National team experience back to Nebraska
Amid training with the US Women’s National Volleyball team, Bergen Reilly had a conversation with USA Volleyball WNT, where she weighed in on being a part of the summer training program.
Opening up about all the things she observed, she said that it was an ‘awesome’ feeling and will take all the experience back to Nebraska.
“It’s awesome. It’s been such a high level gym to be in, and it’s something you dream of is the Olympic team and being around all of the best players in the country. It’s really cool the way that everyone communicates. It’s very intentional and everything they do, every rep that they make, it’s very professional. So taking that back to Nebraska and then into my pro career will be really crucial. It’s awesome getting to play in the US and knowing that the next Olympics is in the US. It’s really just makes me feel patriotic. Like I said, it’s just been awesome to be in this gym. It’s something you dream of and especially being in LA, it’s so cool,” said Bergen Reilly.
Bergen Reilly, Jackson, and the entire Nebraska volleyball team will next be seen in action on August 27 at the Spikes Under the Lights event at the AT&T Stadium.
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