Photos: Former Husker Jordan Larson through the years
Take a look at photos throughout Jordan Larson's career.
2001
Logan View Raiders' freshman starter Jordan Larson smashes a spike against Wisner-Pilger in 2001.
2003
Logan View junior Jordan Larson practices for the Nebraska state tournament in 2003.
2004
Logan View's Jordan Larson blocks a shot from Conestoga in the Class C-1 district volleyball final in 2004.
2005
Husker Jordan Larson serves against Florida in the NCAA volleyball regional final in 2005.
2006
Jordan Larson serves against Middle Tennessee State in 2006.
2007
Husker Jordan Larson blocks in 2007.
2008
Jordan Larson reacts to teammate Kayla Banwarth's save against Creighton in 2008.
2013
Jordan Larson-Burbach gets a dig in the third set as Team USA played the Dominican Republic in the finals of the NORCECA Continental Championships in 2013.
2015
Team USA's former Huskers from left, Kayla Banwarth, Jordan Larson-Burbach and Kelsey Robinson with the championship trophy after Team USA defeated China in the World Grand Prix Finals.
2017
Jordan Larsen waves to the crowd during the retirement of her Husker jersey during a game between Nebraska and Minnesota in 2017
2018
USA volleyball's Jordan Larson serves against Poland during the FIVB Volleyball Nations League event.
2019
United States' Jordan Larson bumps the ball during a game against Korea in the FIVB Volleyball Nations League round-robin event at Pinnacle Bank Arena.
2021
Justine Wong-Orantes, left, talks with Jordan Larson during the United State's gold medal match against Brazil in the 2020 Tokyo Olympics on Aug. 8, 2021. Both are former Huskers.
2021
Players from the United States women's volleyball team pose after winning the gold medal at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics on Aug. 8, 2021. Jordan Larson is fourth on the left.
2021
Jordan Larson is inducted into the Nebraska Athletics Hall of Fame on Oct. 21, 2021. Larson is part of the 2020 class, who could not be inducted that year due to COVID-19.
2022
Jordan Larson talks to Elkhorn North's Kailey Hrbek on the sidelines during the Wolves' Class B state volleyball match in 2022.
2023
Nebraska's assistant coach Jordan Larson talks with Nebraska's Ally Batenhorst (14) during a break in the first set of a college volleyball match against Michigan at the Devaney Center in Lincoln on Friday, Nov. 17, 2023. Nebraska won in three sets.
2023
Nebraska assistant coach Jordan Larson reacts during warm ups before the first set of a NCAA Volleyball Final Four match at Amalie Arena in Tampa, Fla., on Thursday, Dec. 14, 2023.
2024
Jordan Larson of the United States, right, celebrates with Justine Wong-Orantes of the United States, during a gold medal women's volleyball match between the United States of America and Italy at the 2024 Summer Olympics, Sunday, Aug. 11, 2024, in Paris, France.
2025
LOVB Omaha's Jordan Larson (10) celebrates after a kill against LOVB Atlanta during the third set of a League One Volleyball match at Liberty First Credit Union Arena in Ralston on Thursday, April 3, 2025.
2025
Nebraska alumni Jordan Larson (10) spikes the ball against Nebraska's Manaia Ogbechie (14) and Allie Sczech (3) during the fourth set of the Nebraska volleyball alumni match at the Devaney Center in Lincoln on Saturday, Aug. 16, 2025.
2026
Jordan Larson announces her retirement from volleyball at a press conference in Gretna, on Friday, Jan. 9, 2026. Larson will retire at the end of the LOVB season.
Nebraska volleyball legend Jordan Larson plans to play for a new professional volleyball team in Omaha that will debut in January.
Once again, the Nebraska volleyball team will be represented well on the United States Olympic women’s volleyball team.
Jordan Larson never expected to be wearing a volleyball uniform at age 37. One reason for her return is longtime coach Karch Kiraly.
Jordan Larson usually preps for the Olympics overseas. This time, she did it with help of the Huskers' staff, which was "good for my heart."
Here's how to watch Jordan Larson and the American women's volleyball team's quest to defend Olympic gold at the Paris Games.
Current Nebraska volleyball assistant Jordan Larson announced Tuesday night that she'd been involved in an Uber accident after the end of Paris Olympics.Â
Former Nebraska volleyball star and Olympic gold medalist Jordan Larson will be induction into the national high school sports hall of fame in June.Â
In March 2020, Larson said the Olympics would be her final tournament with the U.S. national team. On Thursday, she changed her tune.
