Nebraska Softball Player Discloses Pregnancy During Championship

WHO:

New York Post - Jordy Frahm, a Nebraska softball player, and her husband, Trey Frahm.

US Magazine - Jordy Frahm, 23 years old, University of Nebraska softball player.

WHAT:

New York Post - Jordy Frahm announced her pregnancy with her first child, stating, “Our greatest blessing is on the way.”

New York Post - Frahm is the first player in NCAA softball history to achieve 20 home runs and 20 wins in a single season.

New York Post - Frahm was named the National Player of the Year.

New York Post - Nebraska lost to Texas 3-1 in the College Softball World Series, ending Frahm's collegiate career.

WHERE:

New York Post - Nebraska, specifically mentioning Papillion, Nebraska, where Frahm was born and raised.

New York Post - Oklahoma, where Frahm started her collegiate career.

WHEN:

New York Post - Frahm announced her pregnancy on Instagram, stating “Baby Frahm coming December 2026.”

New York Post - The announcement came a day after Nebraska's second-round loss in the College Softball World Series.

WHY:

New York Post - Frahm transferred back to Nebraska to be closer to family and help rebuild the program.

HOW:

New York Post - Frahm pitched a no-hitter into the sixth inning during the elimination game against Texas before it was broken up by a three-run homer.

(UPDATED June 3, 2026 16:32 UTC)

Jordy Frahm, a standout softball player from Nebraska, has announced her pregnancy, sharing the joyful news on Instagram with the message, “Baby Frahm coming December 2026.” Known for her remarkable achievements, Frahm made history as the first player in NCAA softball to hit 20 home runs and secure 20 wins in a single season, earning her the title of National Player of the Year. Her collegiate career concluded with a tough loss to Texas in the College Softball World Series, where she pitched a no-hitter into the sixth inning before it was broken up by a three-run homer.