Supernovas Host Atlanta, Then Face League-Leading Ignite

Omaha looks to bounce back from three-match skid as it reaches midpoint of 2026 season

Published on Feb. 26, 2026

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The Omaha Supernovas, the world's leading professional volleyball franchise, close out February by hosting the rival Atlanta Vibe on Thursday, Feb. 26, before traveling to face league-leading Indy Ignite on Sunday, March 1. Omaha sits third in the league standings despite a recent three-match losing streak, while Atlanta looks to climb into playoff position and Indy continues its dominant start to the season.

Why it matters

The Supernovas are looking to get back on track after their first extended losing streak of the season, while Atlanta is fighting to stay in the playoff race and Indy is emerging as the team to beat in the league. This matchup will have major implications on the standings as the season reaches its midpoint.

The details

The Supernovas will host the Vibe for the second time this season on Thursday, with Omaha looking to avenge a 3-2 loss to Atlanta on Jan. 16. The Supernovas will then travel to face the league-leading Indy Ignite, who have raced out to a 10-2 record behind a fast-paced offense and stifling defense. Omaha will need to rely on the duo of Sarah Parsons and Reagan Cooper, as well as the debut of newly acquired libero Elena Oglivie, to get back in the win column.

  • The Supernovas host the Atlanta Vibe on Thursday, Feb. 26 at 7 p.m. CST.
  • Omaha then travels to face the Indy Ignite on Sunday, March 1 at 1 p.m. CST.

The players

Omaha Supernovas

The world's leading professional volleyball franchise.

Atlanta Vibe

The Supernovas' rival, currently sitting fifth in the league standings.

Indy Ignite

The league-leading team, boasting a 10-2 record through the first half of the season.

Sarah Parsons

A key player for the Supernovas, who will need to step up in the absence of 2025 Outside Hitter of the Year Brooke Nuneviller.

Reagan Cooper

Another important contributor for Omaha, who will look to continue her strong play.

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What they’re saying

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What’s next

The Supernovas will look to build momentum heading into the second half of the season, while Atlanta and Indy will continue their pursuit of playoff positioning.

The takeaway

This matchup showcases the parity and competitiveness of the MLV, as the third-place Supernovas look to bounce back against the fifth-place Vibe and the league-leading Ignite. Omaha's ability to rebound from its recent skid could be a key factor in determining the team's success in the second half of the season.