Jordy Frahm’s collegiate career ended at the Women’s College World Series, but her time with the Huskers continues. Nebraska announced on Friday that Frahm is joining the coaching staff.
The announcement comes days after associate head coach and pitching coach Lori Sippel announced her retirement. Frahm is being named assistant coach for the Huskers following a stellar college career.
The Papillion, Nebraska, native initially began her collegiate career at Oklahoma, where she guided the Sooners to back-to-back national championships. Frahm returned home to join Nebraska in 2024 but suffered a season-ending injury at the beginning of that season. She, however, took off for the Huskers upon recovering.
In her two complete seasons with Nebraska, Frahm dominated as a two-way player, compiling a 47-14 pitching record, 43 home runs and 157 total hits. She also became the first player in collegiate history to rack up two 20-20 seasons, hitting 20 home runs and earning 20 wins in each of her final two seasons.
Frahm led Nebraska to the 2026 NCAA Women’s College World Series, their first appearance since 2013 and helped the team win its first WCWS game since 2002. She also guided the Huskers to a Big Ten regular-season and conference tournament titles.
In her entire career, she totaled 171 hits and a record of 91-17. Frahm also collected numerous accolades in her career, including four First-Team All-Americans, two NFCA Player of the Year awards, two Big Ten Pitcher of the Year awards, a Big Ten Player of the Year award, a Gold Glove Award, and a USA Softball Collegiate Player of the Year award.
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