Milford’s 2028 6-3 middle blocker Shayla Rautenberg just committed to Nebraska volleyball.
Rautenberg’s mom, Lisa Reitsma, won a national title with the team in 1995 and is in the Nebraska Athletic HOF.
As an athlete, your career isn’t defined by one bad play or game. No matter what mistakes you’ve made in the past, you will almost always have more opportunities to redeem yourself in the future!
Again not surprising for Nebraska Women’s Sports to continue to be a part of breaking these kinds of viewership and attendance records, but also never taken for granted. #GBR
"While this chapter may be ending, the person you helped shape will stay with me forever."
Jordy Frahm writes a heartwarming letter to softball.
#WCWS x @HuskerSoftball
As an athlete, be prepared to face failure many times in your career. You will be overlooked. You will be doubted. You will be rejected. You will suffer from slumps and injuries. But you must stay positive and persevere until you succeed!
Nothing great in life comes easy, and nothing that comes easy is great. Some of our happiest moments come from stepping out of our comfort zone and striving for greatness.
As an athlete, don’t get too high after wins, or too low after losses. Remember that winning and losing are small steps along your athletic journey. Stay hungry, optimistic, and patient to continue on the path to improvement.
To perform better in games, keep your eyes off the scoreboard and stay focused on the task at hand. Don't let the score dictate how hard you play. Give your best effort no matter how much you're winning or losing by!
“No pressure, no diamonds.”
The only way to achieve greatness is to put yourself in pressure situations. Once you start embracing big games and big moments, you’ll perform better!
Often, your biggest enemy on the field is yourself. Once you get out of your own head, you can let your instincts take over and play up to your potential.