Rebekah Allick broke her silence after an emotional moment in the post-match press conference. The Nebraska women’s volleyball team was recently eliminated from the NCAA Women’s Volleyball Championship after Texas A&M edged them 3-2.
The Big Red middle blocker had broken down during the press conference following the loss. In a video posted to her Instagram timeline, the former middle blocker outlined her plans for the future.
Rebekah Allick Opens Up on What’s Next
Allick posted a video on Instagram, where she discussed her future course of action and why she had broken down after the quarterfinals. The middle blocker said:
“Hi, y’all. I just want to come on here and properly thank everybody for my time at Nebraska. I was obviously a wreck during the press conferences and couldn’t really get myself together, but I’m so grateful for all the support you guys have given me on and off the court, especially off the court with me just being vocal about my faith, what I believe in because I’m a child of God before I am a volleyball player, and I wanted a platform worth sacrificing while at Nebraska, and it means a lot that so many of y’all have rallied behind me.”
Allick’s teammates, Maisie Boesiger and Teraya Sigler, sent their best wishes for her future journey by supporting her move in the comments section of Allick’s Instagram reel.
Allick’s Performance For Nebraska Volleyball Overall
Allick has been a vital cog in the Nebraska team’s defense as well as offense. The middle blocker joined the Huskers in the 2022 season.
Allick has experienced both highs and lows during her three-year stint with the Big Red team. The 21-year-old middle blocker was part of the Nebraska Cornhuskers team that qualified for the finals of the 2023 NCAA Championships. She was also part of the team that made it to the semifinals of the 2024 NCAA Championships.
Allick generated a seasonal high of 15 kills during the Regional Finals against the Texas A&M Aggies. The middle blocker has an overall hitting percentage of 0.369. She made 831 kills throughout her career, with a strike rate of 2.002 kills per set. However, despite her strong defense, Allick has a career total of just 147 digs, with a strike rate of 0.354 digs per set.
Allick was inducted into the AVCA All-Region Team twice, in 2022 and 2023. She was also included in the Academic All-Big Ten team in 2023, 2024, and 2025.
