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Nebraska volleyball stadium event sets women's world attendance record - Vimarsana News

Nebraska volleyball stadium event sets women's world attendance record

More than 92,000 people were in attendance Wednesday, breaking a U.S. record previously set in 1999.

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Nebraska volleyball stadium event draws 92,003, sets women's world attendance record - Vimarsana News

Nebraska volleyball stadium event draws 92,003, sets women's world attendance record

Nebraska’s fight song begins, “There is no place like Nebraska.” When it comes to volleyball, those words never rang more true than Wednesday night. The Cornhuskers laid claim to the world record for largest attendance at a women’s sporting event with 92,003 filling Memorial Stadium for their volleyball match against Omaha.

Nebraska aims to draw crowd of 90K-plus for women's volleyball event, break world record - Vimarsana News

Nebraska aims to draw crowd of 90K-plus for women's volleyball event, break world record

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Nebraska Volleyball breaks a world record - Vimarsana News

Nebraska Volleyball breaks a world record

LINCOLN, Neb. (AP NEWS) — The University of Nebraska laid claim to the world record for largest attendance at a women’s sporting event with 92,003 filling Memorial Stadium on Wednesday

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Nebraska Volleyball Sets Women's Attendance World Record - Vimarsana News

Nebraska Volleyball Sets Women's Attendance World Record

The University of Nebraska laid claim to the world record for largest attendance at a women’s sporting event with 92,003 filling Memorial Stadium for the Cornhuskers’ volleyball match against Omaha.