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League One Volleyball

League One Volleyball

League One Volleyball (LOVB) operates a network of youth and junior volleyball clubs across the United States and a professional women's indoor volleyball league (LOVB Pro), which launched in 2025. The company, founded in 2020, also sells volleyball-related apparel and merchandise.www.lovb.com

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Oct 28, 2026

Nick PrososkiHOST
10:19
There's also another volleyball match that's happening.
Nick PrososkiHOST
10:23
The LOVB got a little slice of that pie too as well.
Nick PrososkiHOST
10:27
How has that worked out?
Gina Mancuso-PrososkiHOST
10:28
I thought that was interesting.
Gina Mancuso-PrososkiHOST
10:45
I'm not sure if it was like we were working together on that.
Nick PrososkiHOST
10:49
So hold on.
Nick PrososkiHOST
10:51
You're saying that it's possible that the MLV and the LOVB could have been working together on putting this together for the state of volleyball in Nebraska? I'm saying that
Gina Mancuso-PrososkiHOST
11:02
it could have happened.
Macy ByersHOST
6:08
Aaron Bonderson reports on the Monday announcements.
Aaron BondersonCORRESPONDENT
6:12
League One Volleyball and Major League Volleyball will bring their Omaha teams to the Bob Devaney Sports Center this upcoming season.
Aaron BondersonCORRESPONDENT
6:19
The Omaha Supernovas will play the Los Angeles Thunder on February 28th.
Aaron BondersonCORRESPONDENT
6:23
Four Supernovas athletes played at Nebraska, so this will mark their return to the Bob Devaney Sports Center.
Austin OermanHOST
36:31
I was a game underneath.
Austin OermanHOST
36:32
Got this from Love Volleyball in conjunction with Nebraska.
Austin OermanHOST
36:36
Love Volleyball and the Omaha Supernovas were both coming to the Devaney Center.
Austin OermanHOST
36:40
For a game coming up.
Austin OermanHOST
36:42
Supernovas will be at the end of February.
Sarah SpainHOST
55:17
Wives Sarah and Ainsley aren't just huge Valks fans.
Sarah SpainHOST
55:20
They're part of the ownership team bringing Love Pro Volleyball and the Signal to the bay.
Sarah SpainHOST
55:25
I am already obsessed with them.
Sarah SpainHOST
55:27
I can't wait to cheer on our team together, and I can't wait to see the puns they come up with when the Signals celebrate Valentine's Day mid-season.
Nick PrososkiHOST
7:07
Right.
Nick PrososkiHOST
7:07
We definitely know it's not gonna be at the Intuit Dome where the LOVB is playing, which is a huge arena.
Gina Mancuso-PrososkiHOST
7:13
I mean, wouldn't that be something, though-
Nick PrososkiHOST
7:15
It would be, but I mean-
David NugentHOST
19:21
So it is a l- a little bit of a challenge.
David NugentHOST
19:23
You mentioned on the youth side, you know, League One Volleyball comes to mind as a, as a league investment where they bought a bunch of youth volleyball programs and then are using that as the base of what eventually became a pro league.
David NugentHOST
19:38
Is that any part of the RCX investment thesis, you know, in terms of a roll-up that addresses something much larger and even potentially professionally, or- or is that not the way you guys are thinking about it?
Drew SheinmanGUEST
19:49
Well, we're thinking about it, you know, as the flywheel of youth sports.
Jake VoorheesHOST
22:16
They have a featured nonprofit that is a benefit and they don't even wear their own home jerseys and some of the fans complain but the people who really understand that one of the best paths to fan engagement driving tickets driving better partnerships is making a difference in your community and this isn't always as um i think emphasized in the right way at a you know top pro team big five pro team level so really thrilled about how you responded to that i think you're doing a great job There's other emerging leagues that are doing this really well.
Jake VoorheesHOST
22:46
League One Volleyball is doing this nicely.
Jake VoorheesHOST
22:48
There is no, you know, which is becoming like the elite pro women's volleyball sort of league or brand.
Jake VoorheesHOST
22:57
So great response, David.
Asrat AlemuGUEST
15:25
We invest in emerging leagues and youth sports, as well as all the ancillary businesses around sports.
Asrat AlemuGUEST
15:30
And so far, we've made three investments, the Denver Summit, as you've alluded to, an NWSL team, League One Volleyball, which you're very familiar with.
Sarah SpainHOST
15:38
Yeah.
Asrat AlemuGUEST
15:39
It's both a youth volleyball business as well as a professional league with 10 teams going into its third season, and the NFL-backed, uh, professional Flag Football League is our third investment.
Jon LedeckyGUEST
33:47
They'd like to be in sports." And then it becomes very personal, right? "My, my wife played volleyball growing up.
Jon LedeckyGUEST
33:54
We're thinking about the Love Volleyball league.
Jon LedeckyGUEST
33:56
What do you think? You know, we know volleyball." Or, "Gosh, my, uh, kid just got, just graduated from college, played on the varsity women's basketball team.
Jon LedeckyGUEST
34:06
We're looking at investing in WNBA.
JakeHOST
9:01
So Rebecca Allick, you brought her up just briefly a minute ago.
JakeHOST
9:04
Now she joined League One Volleyball, or Love Volleyball Madison for the 2026 season.
JakeHOST
9:09
I haven't heard much about her.
JakeHOST
9:11
What, what kind of an update can you give the fans on how Rebecca Allick's doing?

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