Thursday, September 25
Brookings, S.D.
7 p.m. CT
Omaha
at
South Dakota State
Sep 24, 2025 | Volleyball
OMAHA, Neb. – Omaha Volleyball is heading out on the road to begin Summit League play at South Dakota State at 7 p.m. CT on Thursday, Sept. 25 and St. Thomas at noon CT on Saturday, Sept. 27.
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The Mavericks (3-6) are coming off a packed non-conference schedule that saw more Autonomous Four opponents than anyone else in the league. Omaha sits sixth in the conference standings based on overall records, while South Dakota State (6-3) sits in second and St. Thomas (7-4) currently ranked fourth. Denver led the nine-team league through non-conference play with an 8-3 record.
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The Mavericks ended the non-con with two of their toughest matches of the season. Against South Florida, the final two sets of the night went into extra points with the third set having a final score of 30-28 and the fourth finished 38-36. It was the second-highest scoring set of the Division I volleyball 2025 season. Omaha then played then No. 17 Kansas to close out the opening portion of the season.
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Senior Kali Jurgensmeier (Wahoo, Neb.) and freshman Faith Venable (Lincoln, Neb.) were both named to the 2025 Creighton Classic All-Tournament Team for their efforts during the matches against the Bulls and Jayhawks. Jurgensmeier tallied 24 kills with a hitting percentage of .274. She leads the league in points per set with 4.66.
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Both road contests will stream live on the Summit League Network.
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Connect with Omaha Volleyball on X (formerly Twitter) and Instagram, @OmahaVB.
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The Mavericks (3-6) are coming off a packed non-conference schedule that saw more Autonomous Four opponents than anyone else in the league. Omaha sits sixth in the conference standings based on overall records, while South Dakota State (6-3) sits in second and St. Thomas (7-4) currently ranked fourth. Denver led the nine-team league through non-conference play with an 8-3 record.
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The Mavericks ended the non-con with two of their toughest matches of the season. Against South Florida, the final two sets of the night went into extra points with the third set having a final score of 30-28 and the fourth finished 38-36. It was the second-highest scoring set of the Division I volleyball 2025 season. Omaha then played then No. 17 Kansas to close out the opening portion of the season.
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Senior Kali Jurgensmeier (Wahoo, Neb.) and freshman Faith Venable (Lincoln, Neb.) were both named to the 2025 Creighton Classic All-Tournament Team for their efforts during the matches against the Bulls and Jayhawks. Jurgensmeier tallied 24 kills with a hitting percentage of .274. She leads the league in points per set with 4.66.
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Both road contests will stream live on the Summit League Network.
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Connect with Omaha Volleyball on X (formerly Twitter) and Instagram, @OmahaVB.
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