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Official 2026 Nebraska Shaved Beavers Softball Thread
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I think she’ll be here next year but after that not too sure
Frahm Joins Husker Coaching Staff
Huskers.com
Two-time NFCA Player of the Year and four-time First-Team All-American Jordy Frahm will join the Nebraska softball staff as an assistant coach, Head Coach Rhonda Revelle announced on Friday.
Frahm played for Nebraska from 2024 to 2026, as she transferred back home after winning two national championships with Oklahoma. The Papillion native was a Big Ten Player of the Year, two-time Big Ten Pitcher of the Year and a Gold Glove Award winner at Nebraska. With her experience as a two-way player, Frahm will be involved with a variety of coaching roles.
"I am beyond excited to join the Nebraska softball coaching staff," Frahm said. "Playing softball for the Huskers as an incredible blessing to me and the coaches had a huge impact on me as an athlete and as a person. I am ready to have that impact on others and continue to grow the game in my home state. I'm honored by the trust that Coach Revelle has in me, and I am grateful for the opportunity to work alongside her and the rest of the staff in a new role. I am so thankful that God led me here and granted me this new blessing. Go Big Red!"
"We are thrilled to have Jordy join our coaching staff," Revelle said. "She has had such an impact on Nebraska Softball as a player, and now she can continue giving back to this program and being instrumental in the growth and development of our student-athletes. We will lean into her competitive spirit, her keen eye for talent and her softball IQ as we continue to strive for excellence. Jordy loves Nebraska and the Red Team, and she is a perfect addition to our coaching staff."
In her two full seasons with the Big Red, Frahm led Nebraska to two of the most memorable seasons in program history. Most recently, she captained the Huskers to the 2026 Women's College World Series, their first appearance since 2013. She also helped NU to its first win at the WCWS since 2002. Frahm was a leader for the 2026 team that won both the Big Ten regular season and conference tournament titles.
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Softball Staff Named Regional Coaching Staff of the Year
Huskers.com
The staff consists of Head Coach Rhonda Revelle, Associate Head Coach Lori Sippel, who recently announced her retirement, Assistant Coaches Diane Miller and Olivia Ferrell and Director of Player Development Mandie Nocita. It is the sixth time that a staff led by Revelle has won the regional coaching award.
The coaches led NU to one of the best seasons in program history, as the Huskers finished with a 52-8 record and went 23-1 in Big Ten play. The 52 victories tied a program record for wins in a season, and included a school-record 27-game win streak that spanned two months of the year. The Big Red’s 23-1 mark in conference competition was the most in program history and tied a Big Ten record for conference wins in a season.
Nebraska also advanced to its eighth overall NCAA Women’s College World Series and first since 2013. The Huskers grabbed their first win at the WCWS since 2002. NU swept its way though Regionals and Super Regionals and hosted the first Super Regional in program history after finishing the regular season ranked No. 1 in the NFCA Coaches Poll.
Led by Sippel and assisted by Ferrell, Nebraska’s pitching staff produced a pair of All-American pitchers in Jordy Frahm and Alexis Jensen. Frahm received her fourth First-Team All-America honor and Jensen earned a spot on the third team. Frahm was also the NFCA and USA Softball Player of the Year. Nebraska’s pitchers ranked second nationally in strikeouts and strikeout-to-walk ratio, fourth in ERA, fifth in WHIP, seventh in hits allowed per seven innings and ninth in shutouts. They ended the season atop the Husker record charts in six different team or individual categories.
Nebraska’s offense, captained by Miller, finished the 2026 season ranked in the top 25 in seven different stat categories. The Huskers garnered top-three finishes in school history in batting average (.325), hits (539), runs scored (407), doubles (99), home runs (97), extra-base hits (210), RBIs (383), slugging percentage (.577), total bases (957) and on-base percentage (.405).
Revelle wrapped up her 34th season with Nebraska in 2026, while Sippel finished her 37th and Miller finished her 18th. Ferrell has been on the coaching staff for three years and Nocita has been with the Huskers for four seasons.
Softball Staff Named Regional Coaching Staff of the Year
Huskers.com
The staff consists of Head Coach Rhonda Revelle, Associate Head Coach Lori Sippel, who recently announced her retirement, Assistant Coaches Diane Miller and Olivia Ferrell and Director of Player Development Mandie Nocita. It is the sixth time that a staff led by Revelle has won the regional coaching award.
The coaches led NU to one of the best seasons in program history, as the Huskers finished with a 52-8 record and went 23-1 in Big Ten play. The 52 victories tied a program record for wins in a season, and included a school-record 27-game win streak that spanned two months of the year. The Big Red’s 23-1 mark in conference competition was the most in program history and tied a Big Ten record for conference wins in a season.
Nebraska also advanced to its eighth overall NCAA Women’s College World Series and first since 2013. The Huskers grabbed their first win at the WCWS since 2002. NU swept its way though Regionals and Super Regionals and hosted the first Super Regional in program history after finishing the regular season ranked No. 1 in the NFCA Coaches Poll.
Led by Sippel and assisted by Ferrell, Nebraska’s pitching staff produced a pair of All-American pitchers in Jordy Frahm and Alexis Jensen. Frahm received her fourth First-Team All-America honor and Jensen earned a spot on the third team. Frahm was also the NFCA and USA Softball Player of the Year. Nebraska’s pitchers ranked second nationally in strikeouts and strikeout-to-walk ratio, fourth in ERA, fifth in WHIP, seventh in hits allowed per seven innings and ninth in shutouts. They ended the season atop the Husker record charts in six different team or individual categories.
Nebraska’s offense, captained by Miller, finished the 2026 season ranked in the top 25 in seven different stat categories. The Huskers garnered top-three finishes in school history in batting average (.325), hits (539), runs scored (407), doubles (99), home runs (97), extra-base hits (210), RBIs (383), slugging percentage (.577), total bases (957) and on-base percentage (.405).
Revelle wrapped up her 34th season with Nebraska in 2026, while Sippel finished her 37th and Miller finished her 18th. Ferrell has been on the coaching staff for three years and Nocita has been with the Huskers for four seasons.