LINCOLN, Neb. – Nebraska’s softball star, Jordy Bahl, has announced that she will miss the rest of the season due to a knee injury. Bahl made the announcement on social media, revealing that she tore her ACL during the opening game of the season, which resulted in her decision to redshirt this year and return to the Huskers in 2025.
The Papillion-La Vista graduate transferred to Nebraska after playing two seasons with the Sooners. Bahl’s injury occurred during the Huskers’ season-opening loss against Washington. Coach Rhonda Revelle expressed disappointment over the injury but also stated her confidence in Bahl’s full recovery.
Bahl’s decision to redshirt this year allows her to retain two seasons of eligibility, and she expressed gratitude for the support she has received from her family, friends, coaches, and staff.
The loss of Bahl for the 2024 season presents a significant blow to the Huskers, as her absence will undoubtedly impact the team’s performance. However, Revelle remains optimistic about the team’s prospects for the season, expecting an exciting and competitive brand of softball to be played by this year’s squad.
While Bahl’s absence is a setback, her determination to return in 2025 offers hope for the future. Her announcement not only reflects her commitment to the team but also demonstrates her resilience in the face of adversity.
As Nebraska prepares to navigate the remainder of the season without one of its star players, the team will undoubtedly need to adjust its strategies and adapt to the loss. Despite the challenges ahead, the Huskers will continue to strive for success on the softball diamond, with Bahl undoubtedly providing unwavering support from the sidelines.