Nebraska’s Andi Jackson Named Big Ten Player of the Week for Second Time
Nebraska senior middle blocker Andi Jackson was named Big Ten Player of the Week, her second career selection for the honor. She was recognized for her significant contributions in recent matches, including 30 kills and 14 blocks.
Lincoln & Hastings Kearney, NE, September 28, 2026 —
Nebraska senior middle blocker Andi Jackson has been honored as the Big Ten Player of the Week. This marks the second time in her collegiate career that Jackson has received this prestigious recognition. The selection celebrates her impactful performances in recent volleyball matches for the Cornhuskers.
Jackson’s contributions were highlighted by her offensive and defensive statistics during the period. She recorded a total of 30 kills and amassed 14 blocks in the matches that led to the award. These numbers underscore her dual-threat capability as a middle blocker, contributing significantly to her team’s efforts on both the attack and the net.
The Big Ten Player of the Week award is a significant achievement in one of the nation’s most competitive collegiate volleyball conferences. Jackson’s repeated success indicates a consistent level of high performance throughout her tenure with the University of Nebraska’s volleyball program. Specific details regarding the exact dates of the matches or the opponents faced were not provided in the award announcement.
As a senior, Jackson’s leadership and performance are crucial for the Nebraska team. Her recognition as Player of the Week for the second time serves as a testament to her dedication and skill in collegiate volleyball. Further information regarding the context of these contributions, such as match outcomes or specific statistical breakdowns per game, was not detailed in the announcement of the award.
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