Gallery: Reds Prevail in Nebraska Volleyball Scrimmage

More than 8,000 were on hand as the Reds defeated the Whites 3-1 in Nebraska volleyball's annual Red-White scrimmage Saturday night at the Devaney Center. Scroll down for Amarillo Mullen's photos of the action. More coverage of the match: Lincoln Journal Star, Nebraska Athletics.

Laney Choboy celebrates the first point scored for the White team.

Caroline Jurevicius (10) and Bekka Allick (5) go up for a block on a kill from Merritt Beason.

Bekka Allick (5) spikes the ball into an Ally Batenhorst block.

Bekka Allick (5) and the white team celebrate scoring a point late in the first set.

Harper Murray (27) blocks a kill attempt from Maggie Mendelson (44).

Bekka Allick (5) and Merritt Beason (13) block Lindsay Krause's spike in the second set.

Familiar face, new title: Coach Nicklin Hames.

Kennedi Orr sets the ball for the White team.

Harper Murray prepares for a bump.

Andi Jackson celebrates a point scored.

The White team won the third set to send the match into a fourth set.

Kennedi Orr hugs Andi Jackson (15) after Jackson's kill.

Merritt Beason with a bump.

The White team took the third set 25-19, which was the largest margin of victory for either team in the match.

Lindsay Krause led both teams with 16 total kills.

White team celebrates its third-set win.

The Red team celebrates scoring a point early in the fourth and final set.

Bergen Reilly sets the ball for the Red team.

Hayden Kubik readies for a bump.

Maggie Mendelson (44) blocks a spike from Bekka Allick (5).

Maggie Mendelson celebrates with the Red team.

The team made a miraculous comeback in the fourth set, once being down 19-6, to tie the set at 24.

The Red team won the fourth set 27-25, and took the match 3-1.

Bekka Allick sets the ball in a tie set.

Bekka Allick celebrates a late point scored for the White team.

Head coach John Cook addresses the fans following the 2023 Red-White scrimmage.

Amarillo Mullen is from Blair, NE, and is currently studying Advertising and Public Relations in the College of Journalism at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. She can be reached at amarillomm9@gmail.com.