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Jordy Frahm is joining the Nebraska softball coaching staff for the 2027 season after her WCWS run.
Frahm is a four-time first-team All-American with a 21-6 record and 1.37 ERA in 2026.
She transferred from Oklahoma to Nebraska in 2023 to finish her career at home.
Nebraska coach Rhonda Revelle welcomed Frahm, noting her impact as a former Husker player.
Frahm is part of USA Softball’s Women’s National Team Pool and eyeing the 2028 Olympics.
Her 2026 season featured both pitching and hitting excellence for Nebraska.
Frahm balanced athletic achievement with family news in 2026.
Frahm credited with growth impact on Nebraska Softball as a player.
The announcement followed Frahm’s WCWS performance and national team status.
The school highlighted Frahm’s potential to mentor student-athletes.

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Nebraska announces Jordy Frahm as its new softball assistant coach, reinforcing Rhonda Revelle's staff.
Sippel’s retirement paves the way for Frahm to join the Huskers’ coaching staff.
Frahm and her husband expect their first child in December 2026, a personal milestone revealed during the transition.
Revelle praises Frahm’s competitive spirit, talent evaluation, and softball IQ as assets for growth.
Nebraska’s 2026 season featured a WCWS appearance and Frahm set multiple single-season records.
Frahm’s background includes National Championships and multiple All-American honors from both Oklahoma and Nebraska.
The coaching change aligns with Nebraska’s ongoing effort to maintain elite performance.
Fra m's appointment marks a transition after Sippel’s retirement and a long tenure with the program.
The news signals continuity in Nebraska softball’s trajectory toward national prominence.
The announcement was shared alongside promotional material and social media posts from the team.

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Nebraska Softball named Jordy Frahm to its coaching staff, marking a new coaching chapter for the program.
Frahm recently had the best season of her career, earning USA Softball Player of the Year and NFCA Player of the Year honors.
She finished with a 3-1 record in the WCWS loss to Texas and posted elite numbers at the plate and in the circle.
Frahm totaled top-tier Big Ten accolades, batting .403 with 20 home runs and 60 runs scored.
Her pitching also set records, posting a 1.37 ERA and 12 saves in a single season.
The announcement followed Frahm sharing a heartfelt love letter to softball during WCWS play.
Frahm earned multiple national recognitions, including NFCA All-American honors and USA Softball national team considerations.
Her leadership has been recognized with multiple captaincy and defensive honors during her Big Ten years.
Frahm's 2026 season added to a resume that features multiple national awards and Big Ten honors.
The media post confirming Frahm’s staff role was shared by the Nebraska Softball account on X.

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