Lipscomb volleyball takes on No. 1 Nebraska — a photo gallery
August 30, 2025/
Allen Arena was packed to the brim Friday night as the Bisons took on the No. 1 Nebraska Cornhuskers. With over 4,230 people in attendance — many in Nebraska red — the energy in the arena was electric.
The Cornhuskers swept the match 25-12, 25-21 and 25-15.
Herd Media sports photographer Micah Barkley was courtside for the game, capturing some of the action. Keep scrolling for a photo gallery from the night.
Junior Middle Blocker Brooklyn Fuchs warming up before the game. Photo by Micah Barkley.Senior Middle Blocker Berkley Mischler spikes the ball before the game begins. Photo by Micah Barkley.Senior Setter Sophia Hudepohl and Senior Middle Blocker Berkley Mischler jump up for a block. Photo by Micah Barkley.Senior Outside Hitter Courtney Jones flies up for the ball. Photo by Micah Barkley.Graduate Outside/Right-Side Hitter Cora ter Kuile stares down the Cornhuskers. Photo by Micah Barkley.The team rallies at the beginning of the game. Photo by Micah Barkley.Senior Outside Hitter Courtney Jones slams the ball over the net. Photo by Micah Barkley.The Bisons gather at their bench during a timeout. Photo by Micah Barkley.The Bisons line up for the National Anthem. Photo by Micah Barkley.Graduate Student Outside/Right-Side Hitter Cora ter Kuile leaps into the air for the ball. Photo by Micah Barkley.Senior Outside Hitter Courtney Jones jumps for a serve. Photo by Micah Barkley.The Bisons shout in celebration after scoring a point. Photo by Micah Barkley.Senior Setter Sophia Hudepohl drops into her stance. Photo by Micah Barkley.The two teams greet each other before the game begins. Photo by Micah Barkley.The Bisons cheer each other on after scoring a point. Photo by Micah Barkley.Head Coach Brandon Rosenthal raises the Game Ball in honor of his 400th career win. Photo by Micah Barkley.The Bisons line up at the beginning of the game. Photo by Micah Barkley.
Micah Barkley serves as Herd Media's editor-in-chief and chief sports photographer. She is a senior Journalism major with a minor in German and a passion for photography. This is her fourth year on Herd Media’s staff, having started as an assistant editor, then becoming the features editor, before being promoted to editor-in-chief. Outside of writing and learning languages, she enjoys riding horses, music, basketball, swing dancing and line dancing, and spending time with her friends, among other things. She has writing experience with The Numismatist – a publication of the American Numismatic Association – and The Williamson Scene and is an aspiring author with two books currently published under the pen name Summer Ryland. When not at Lipscomb, she lives on a communal cattle ranch in the great state of Texas.