Former Husker player Rebekah Allick recently urged the Nebraska Volleyball fans to attend the upcoming LOVB faceoff in Omaha. A week after concluding her collegiate career with the Big Red team, Allick turned professional and joined the LOVB Madison team.
After competing in four faceoffs this season, the LOVB Madison team will lock horns with LOVB Nebraska on Friday, January 30, 2026, at the Baxter Arena in Omaha, Nebraska. While competing for the LOVB Madison team, Allick will face her former Nebraska Volleyball teammate Lexi Rodriguez. During her senior year at Huskers, Aliick recorded her best season by posting 2.56 kills per set on .450 hitting. Additionally, she was named to the AVCA All-America Second Team, AVCA All-First Serve Team, and the AVCA National Player of the Week and Big Ten Defensive Player of the Week.
Although she has left her hometown, Allick still has a massive following in Nebraska. Ahead of her upcoming visit to her hometown, the former Nebraska Volleyball player raised the anticipation among the fans by sharing a reel, where she was seen following a viral trend to announce her return to Nebraska, and wrote:
“Tomorrow night at Baxter Arena. Hope to see you there!!!”
The LOVB Madison team will face LOVB Nebraska at 7:00 PM CST.
Former Nebraska Volleyball Player Rebekah Allick Signs New Partnership While Highlighting Her Faith
Former Nebraska Volleyball Player Rebekah Allick recently partnered with Varsity Catholic, an organization that assists college athletes searching for Christ. Allick has been vocal about her faith throughout her career. While announcing the new partnership, she agreed to lead the college athletes by providing mentorship and Bible studies.
“I have got new partnerships coming up. One of those in particular is actually Varsity Catholic. It is essentially the athletic brand of the FOCUS ( Fellowship of Catholic University Students) organization that helps a lot of college students who are familiar with FOCUS that basically recruits development machineries in the US, a lot of different organizations or events usually near Catholic Community Centers. The most popular one, in my understanding, is the one in Nebraska,” she said.
“I’ll be working with Varsity Catholic,” Allick added. “I’m super excited to help other college athletes who are pursuing their sport with such drive and passion, and also do so with their relationships with Christ. I’m honored they asked me to do so.”
Allick made her debut in the professional volleyball circuit on January 10 against LOVB Salt Lake, which her team dominated with 3-0.
