The first-place Omaha Supernovas officially secured a spot in the 2025 Pro Volleyball Federation Championship following a four-set win over the Vegas Thrill and Orlando’s victory over the Grand Rapids Rise.
The Supernovas become the first team in PVF to clinch their postseason berth and are set to defend their title in Vegas for the league semifinals on Friday, May 9 before the Championship “Match for a Million” on Sunday, May 11 at Lee’s Family Forum.
The semifinals are set for 5 pm PT between the No. 1 and No. 4 seeds with the No. 2 and No. 3 seeds to follow at 7:30 pm PT. The two semifinal winners will play at 1 pm PT on Sunday. Both semifinal matches and the championship will be televised nationally on CBS Sports Network.
Since a 2-2 start through the first two weeks, the Supernovas have emerged as the PVF’s top team, going 14-3 since then while showcasing the league’s best defense. Led by league block leader Kaitlyn Hord, Omaha has been dominant at the net, averaging 2.61 blocks - second best in PVF. On the offensive side, outside hitter Brooke Nuneviller has powered a unit that also ranks second in the league. The Oregon product continues to shine, ranking in the top six in both kills and digs.