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As former Nebraska volleyball player Lexi Rodriguez started her new endeavour in sport, Maisie Boesiger, Ally Batenhorst, and others expressed their love for the libero. Rodriguez joined hands with SheSports, a platform that connects female collegiate athletes with young fans to motivate and inspire them to achieve dreams. Rodriguez took to social media to announce her partnership with SheSports. She shared a video of the brand engagement and expressed her joy, writing:"I’m so excited to officially launch SheSports, a safe & positive platform built to empower the next generation of girls in sports 🥳 As a Co-Founder, I get to join incredible female college athletes and share real talk on confidence, mental health, nutrition, and training - along with answering any questions girls/ parents might have!"Rodriguez also urged her fans to join the movement by adding:"Join the movement by downloading SheSports on Apple & Google — I can’t wait to see you on SheSports 💜" View this post on Instagram Instagram PostAs the former Husker announced the partnership, the program's current libero, Maisie Boesiger, expressed her admiration, writing:"It’s so amazing💖💖""YAYYY!! Love it miss Lexi!!!❤️❤️❤️," Boesiger added. Former Husker Ally Batenhorst also penned her love:"SO COOL."Screenshot of the Instagram post's comment section.Along with Lexi Rodriguez, Boesiger, Ava Martin, Britt Prince, Cora Oslen, Kayla Starr, and Reese Snowden have also joined the partnership. Following her conclusion of collegiate career with Nebraska, Rodriguez joined LOVB Omaha and Team USA. Former Nebraska Volleyball player Lexi Rodriguez expresses her gratitude towards Nebraska after winning the AAU James E. Sullivan Award Former Nebraska Volleyball player Lexi Rodriguez earned the AAU James E. Sullivan Award this year in April. The award is presented to the best player in the US at the collegiate or Olympic level. In her acceptance speech, she expressed her gratitude towards the Nebraska staff and fans. "I could say thank you to so many people" Rodriguez said. "I want to be here if it wasn't for the University of Nebraska all my coaching staff, and my teammates who are here with me to and just all their belief that they had in me through my college career, my volleyball career is a huge reason as to why I was able to do what I was able to do and I'm so grateful for them."She added:"I'm grateful, and I want to say thank you to the whole state of Nebraska because if you've ever heard of Nebraska Volleyball, you know that the fans are pretty crazy, but they're amazing, and their support was also just so incredible to have."Rodriguez joined the Nebraska Volleyball team in 2021 as a freshman. She recorded the program's all-time career leader in digs with 1,897. After ending her pro volleyball season with LOVB Omaha in April this year, she also represented the American team at VNL.
