Nebraska 2026 Rankings Update: New Additions (Pt. 3)
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More on the way. Our journey through the new additions to the Nebraska 2026 rankings has been marked by Part 1 and Part 2. One more stop remains, and this feature boasts a solid group of athletes worth tracking on…
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Our journey through the new additions to the Nebraska 2026 rankings has been marked by Part 1 and Part 2. One more stop remains, and this feature boasts a solid group of athletes worth tracking on our watch list.
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We’re making a quick stop in the Star City. Bearden is LSE’s future at the setter spot, and she staked that claim by amassing an impressive sophomore highlight tape. She can dish out a variety of tempos to the outside, which helps create seams to hit through. Some of Bearden’s best connections came when she worked the middles, and that eventually became the focal point of Southeast’s offense. A big club season is on deck, so look for Bearden’s development with VCNebraska 16 Elite.
Wynot’s aggressive front row was a huge storyline at last year’s tournament, and that picture wouldn’t be complete without Oligmueller. Though Oligmueller might not have the length of some of her fellow Blue Devils, she makes up for it with her quickness off the floor and sound technique. The sophomore middle blocker will be the leading returning scorer on next year’s team, and we’re anxious to see how that changes the dynamic for Oligmueller’s future development. Her time in the spotlight has arrived.