Olympic gold medalist and volleyball icon Jordan Larson will return to the court for the 2025 Pro Volleyball Federation (PVF) season, signing a contract to play for the Omaha Supernovas. The announcement confirms the veteran outside hitter’s continued involvement in professional volleyball following her decorated career with the U.S. Women’s National Team and her role in Omaha’s inaugural championship run.
Larson’s Return to the Omaha Supernovas
The Omaha Supernovas confirmed that Jordan Larson has committed to the roster for the upcoming 2025 season. Larson, a three-time Olympic medalist who helped lead Team USA to gold at the 2020 Tokyo Games and silver at the 2024 Paris Games, served as a cornerstone for the Supernovas during their debut 2024 campaign.
According to the team’s official roster announcements, Larson’s decision provides the Supernovas with significant leadership and offensive depth. During the inaugural PVF season, Larson was instrumental in Omaha’s performance, contributing to the team’s ability to draw record-breaking crowds at the CHI Health Center. Her return is viewed by the organization as a major component of their strategy to defend their standing as a top-tier professional franchise.
Impact on the Pro Volleyball Federation
The Pro Volleyball Federation launched in 2024 with the goal of providing a sustainable professional pathway for elite players in the United States. Larson’s decision to remain in the league serves as a notable endorsement of the PVF’s growth.
"Jordan is a generational talent," a spokesperson for the Omaha Supernovas noted in the team’s official release regarding her tenure with the club.
Her presence in the league is expected to maintain high levels of fan engagement. In the 2024 season, the Supernovas set attendance records for U.S. professional volleyball, frequently playing in front of crowds exceeding 10,000 spectators. Larson’s return ensures that the team’s on-court identity remains tied to one of the most recognizable figures in American volleyball history.
Career Context and Longevity
Larson’s professional career has spanned over a decade, featuring high-level play in international leagues across Europe and Asia, as well as her tenure with the U.S. National Team. Her transition to the PVF in 2024 marked a shift toward domestic professional play.
Key Milestones for Jordan Larson
- Olympic Success: A three-time Olympic medalist, including a Gold medal in 2020 and a Silver medal in 2024.
- Domestic Professionalism: A key figure in the inaugural season of the Pro Volleyball Federation with the Omaha Supernovas.
- Leadership: Known for her versatility as an outside hitter and her defensive proficiency at the net and in the back row.
What Lies Ahead for the 2025 Season
As the league prepares for its second season, the focus remains on team stability and the integration of veteran stars like Larson with rising talent. The Supernovas are scheduled to continue their home matches at the CHI Health Center in Omaha. With Larson’s contract secured, the team continues to build its roster under the league’s salary and squad regulations, aiming to build upon the momentum established during their first year of operation.
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