The Nebraska softball team is celebrating a banner day, as the Huskers swept several top honors from the Big Ten Conference on Friday. Leading the charge, pitcher Jordy Frahm was named Big Ten Pitcher of the Year for the second consecutive season—a testament to her dominance in the circle. With a stellar 17-4 record, a microscopic 1.25 ERA, and 10 saves, Frahm has been nothing short of a force for Nebraska.

Joining her in the spotlight, freshman sensation Alexis Jensen earned Big Ten Freshman of the Year honors, becoming the first Husker to claim the award since Ava Bredwell in 2022. Jensen has been equally impressive, posting a 21-2 record with a 2.72 ERA over 128 2/3 innings—a remarkable debut that signals a bright future for the program.

Behind the scenes, head coach Rhonda Revelle was named Big Ten Coach of the Year after guiding the Huskers to a dominant 43-6 regular-season record. This marks Revelle’s fifth conference coach of the year award and her second in the Big Ten, underscoring her ability to consistently build championship-caliber teams.

The accolades didn't stop there. Nebraska placed six athletes on All-Big Ten teams. Frahm earned a spot on the first team, while Jensen, Samantha Bland, Hannah Coor, Kacie Hoffmann, and Ava Kuszak were all named to the second team. This depth of talent highlights a squad that’s not just winning—it’s thriving across the board.

Whether you're a die-hard Huskers fan or just love seeing excellence rewarded, this is a team to watch. With a mix of seasoned stars and rising talent, Nebraska softball is proving it's a powerhouse in the making.