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Nebraska softball pitcher Jordy Bahl will miss the rest of the season due to a knee injury, announcing her decision to redshirt this year and return in 2025. The star player sustained the injury during the opening weekend game in Puerto Vallarta and will apply for a medical hardship, with two seasons of eligibility remaining. Nebraska's softball coach expressed disappointment but is confident in Bahl's full recovery.
Husker softball coach Rhonda Revelle provided an update on pitcher Jordy Bahl's knee injury, sustained during her Nebraska debut, stating that she will be further evaluated upon the team's return to Lincoln. Despite losing to Duke 6-1 in their first game without Bahl, the team secured their first win of the season against Long Beach State with a 7-2 victory. The Huskers will conclude the Puerto Vallarta Challenge in Mexico with a game against Utah Valley on Saturday.
Nebraska softball team's season opener against Washington took a turn for the worse as junior pitcher Jordy Bahl, making her debut after two All-American seasons at Oklahoma, exited the game with an apparent ankle injury in the third inning. Despite Bahl's strong start, the No. 18 Huskers lost 8-0 to No. 7 Washington in five innings. Concerns also arose over Nebraska's lack of offensive production, and the immediate focus will be on Bahl's health as the team prepares for a doubleheader.
Former University of Oklahoma softball star Jordy Bahl announced that she will continue her collegiate career at the University of Nebraska. Bahl played two years in Norman, helping lead the Sooners to two of their three straight national titles. During her freshman year in 2022, Bahl posted a 22-1 record and 1.09 ERA while striking out 205 and holding opposing hitters to a .145 average. In the most recent Women's College World Series, Bahl was named the Most Outstanding Player after hurling 24 2/3 scoreless innings and closing out the championship series to secure the national title.
All-America pitcher Jordy Bahl has announced her transfer to Nebraska, returning to her home state with two years of eligibility for the Cornhusker squad. Bahl spent the past two seasons at Oklahoma, where she was one of the nation's top players while helping the Sooners to back-to-back national championships. In two seasons in Norman, Bahl appeared in 71 games with 46 starts and compiled a 44-2 record with a 1.00 ERA and 397 strikeouts in 288.2 innings.
University of Oklahoma softball pitcher Jordy Bahl, who was named the Women's College World Series' Most Outstanding Player, announced on social media that she is leaving the Sooners to return to her home state of Nebraska to play softball. Bahl cited her love for home and the acknowledgment of her foundation as the reasons for her decision. She had a dominant two-year career at OU, posting a 22-1 record in both her freshman and sophomore years.
Oklahoma All-American softball player Jordy Bahl has entered the transfer portal, announcing her decision to return home on social media. The Papillion-La Vista graduate will have two seasons of eligibility remaining but has not yet revealed her next destination. Bahl was a key player in Oklahoma's record-tying third straight national title, finishing the Women's College World Series with a 4-0 record and no runs allowed in 24.2 innings.
University of Oklahoma softball pitcher Jordy Bahl, who was named the Women's College World Series' Most Outstanding Player, has announced that she is leaving the Sooners to return to her home state of Nebraska to play softball. Bahl posted a 22-1 record and 1.09 ERA in her freshman year and a 22-1 record with a 0.90 ERA in her sophomore year. She cited her love for home and the acknowledgment of her foundation as reasons for her decision to leave.
Jordy Bahl, the Most Outstanding Player at the 2023 Women's College World Series, has announced that she is transferring out of the Oklahoma Sooners' softball program. Bahl had a 0.90 ERA and led Oklahoma in strikeouts during the 2023 season. Her departure comes after the Sooners won their third straight national title and ended the season on a 53-game winning streak. Bahl has yet to announce her next destination.
Oklahoma softball pitcher Jordy Bahl, a two-time All-American and key player in the Sooners' three consecutive national championships, has announced she is leaving the program to "return home." Bahl, who grew up in Nebraska, is expected to transfer to the University of Nebraska. She is leaving Oklahoma with a 44-2 record, 15 shutouts, and a 1.00 ERA.
Oklahoma softball pitcher Jordy Bahl, a two-time All-American and key player in the Sooners' three consecutive national championships, has announced she is leaving the program to "return home." Bahl, who grew up in Nebraska, is expected to transfer to the University of Nebraska. She is one of two starting pitchers for Oklahoma who will not return next season.
The Oklahoma Sooners won their third consecutive national title and seventh overall at the Women's College World Series Championship Series, beating Florida State 3-1. Grace Lyons hit a tiebreaking solo homer in the top of the fifth to put OU ahead, and Jordy Bahl shut out the Seminoles for the final three innings, not allowing a hit. The Sooners finished with the best winning percentage in NCAA history (.984) and end with a 53-game winning streak.
The Oklahoma Sooners softball team, seeking a third consecutive national championship and sixth title in 10 years, won the opening game of the best-of-three Women's College World Series championship set against Florida State 5-0, after a "little conversation" with coach Patty Gasso. The Sooners, who have a 52-game winning streak, play an elimination game Thursday night.
No. 3 FSU Softball lost to No. 1 Oklahoma 5-0 in game one of the Women's College World Series final. After a scoreless game through the first three innings, Oklahoma scored three runs in the fourth inning and added two more in the sixth inning. FSU will look to even the series in game two on Thursday.
The Oklahoma Sooners defeated Florida State 5-0 in Game 1 of the Women's College World Series finals, with pitcher Jordy Bahl leading the way both on the mound and at the plate. Bahl, who has started in three of the Sooners' four games in the event and picked up the win in each, hit a crucial RBI double in the fifth inning and threw a complete game, allowing just two hits and striking out 10. The Sooners can claim their seventh national title with a win in Game 2.