This Saturday, the Nebraska Cornhuskers volleyball team is bringing the action to Sioux Falls for a special spring match against Iowa State at the Pentagon. For one standout player, this is more than just another game—it's a homecoming.

Bergen Reilly, the Cornhuskers' star setter and a Sioux Falls native who shined at O’Gorman High School, is poised for a memorable return to her roots. As a key architect of Nebraska's potent offense, Reilly has already cemented her legacy with the program, making this hometown appearance a poignant milestone.

"It kind of feels just like a full circle moment," Reilly shared, capturing the sentiment of the occasion. "Getting to start off my senior year here, the first spring game of my senior year... It’ll be really cool to get to go home and have so many friends and family at the game."

For athletes, few moments rival the thrill of competing in front of a hometown crowd. This 1 p.m. match offers fans a unique chance to see a local legend help lead one of the nation's premier volleyball programs, blending high-level sport with heartfelt community pride.