Nebraska softball standout Jordy Bahl continues to make waves both on and off the field. In a recent Instagram post, Bahl shared a powerful message: “This was too important for me to remain silent on,” highlighting her commitment to advocacy and community engagement .
Bahl’s influence extends into the Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) arena, where she has secured multiple partnerships, including a notable deal with Midwest Bank. In a promotional video for the bank, she emphasized the significance of community support, stating, “Community means something different to everyone. But for me, it means cheering on those around you during the good times and helping them out during the tough times” .
Her on-field performance has been equally impressive. After transferring from Oklahoma and overcoming a season-ending injury in 2024, Bahl returned to lead the Cornhuskers with a 26–8 record and a 1.56 ERA in the 2025 season. Offensively, she achieved a .467 batting average with 19 home runs, becoming the first Husker in program history to record 15 doubles and 15 home runs in the same season .
Bahl’s dedication to excellence and community has not gone unnoticed. She was named the NFCA Division I Player of the Year and is a finalist for the Honda Sport Award for Softball, recognizing the nation’s top female collegiate athletes .
As Bahl continues to excel, her leadership and advocacy set a powerful example for aspiring athletes and fans alike.
