Jordy Bahl

Position:
Right Handed Pitcher
Class:
Sophomore
Height:
5-8
Bats/Throws:
R/R
Hometown:
Papillion, Neb.

Season	ERA	W-L	APP	GS	CG	SHO	SV	IP	H	R	ER	BB	SO	AVG	WP	HBP
2022	1.09	22-1	33	24	14	7/9	1	141.1	71	27	22	34	205	.145	12	9
2023	0.90	22-1	38	22	12	8/12	4	147.1	81	20	19	37	192	.160	8	10
TOTAL	0.99	44-2	71	46	26	15/21	5	288.2	152	47	41	71	397	.153	20	19

Career
2023 WCWS Most Outstanding Player … 2023 WCWS All-Tournament Team … 2023 NFCA First Team All-American … 2023 Big 12 Pitcher of the Year … 2023 USA Softball Collegiate Player of the Year Top 10 Finalist … 2023 All-Big 12 First Team … 2023 NFCA All-Central Region First Team … 2023 ESPY Nominee for Best College Athlete, Women’s Sports … 2022 NFCA First Team All-American … 2022 NFCA Division I National Freshman of the Year … 2022 USA Softball Collegiate Player of the Year Top 10 Finalist ... 2022 All-Big 12 First Team … 2022 Big 12 Co-Pitcher of the Year … 2022 Big 12 Freshman of the Year … 2022 NFCA All-Central Region First Team ... Five-time Big 12 Pitcher of the Week (2/15, 3/1, 3/22/22; 5/2, 4/4/23)

Record Book
Registered the most strikeouts by a freshman in program history with 16 vs. Tennessee (2/26/22) … Threw two individual perfect games (vs. SELA, 3/10/23; vs. CSU-Fullerton, 2/25/22) and one solo no-hitter (vs. Iowa, 3/20/22).

2023 (Sophomore)
Led the Sooners in the circle with 147.1 inning pitched, 38 appearances, 22 starts, 12 complete games and 192 strikeouts … Had five double-digit strikeout games on the year … Held a 0.90 ERA that ranked second in the country … Twirled eight shutouts, combining on 12 … Finished with a 22-1 record in the circle, allowing opponents to bat .160 with just 13 extra-base hits allowed … Issued 37 walks and allowed just 19 earned runs (20 runs total) … Made four saves on the year … Threw one perfect game (vs. SELA, 3/10) … Combined on a no-hitter vs. Army (2/18) … Struck out a season-best 13 in a dominant complete-game performance at No. 12 LSU (4/11), allowing no runs and just three hits and one walk … Was exceptional in the Women’s College World Series en route to WCWS Most Outstanding Player honors, going 4-0 in OKC with two complete-game shutouts, 24.2 IP and zero runs allowed, allowing just 12 hits while striking out 33 batters and surrendering just one extra-base hit … Contributed at the plate and as a pinch runner, batting .406 in 32 at-bats, registering 13 hits, 13 runs scored, a pair of doubles and eight RBIs … Stole four bases on five attempts … Showcased her versatility in the postseason, registering a hit, two runs and a stolen base in the Big 12 Championship game vs. Texas (5/13) … Scored a pair of runs in the WCWS Championship Series as a pinch runner, scoring two more runs than she gave up in the circle.

2022 (Freshman)
Paced the Sooners in the circle with 141.1 innings pitched, 33 appearances and 205 strikeouts … Had a 22-1 record in the circle … Finished with a 1.09 ERA that ranked sixth in the country … Had six double-digit strikeout performances on the year … Threw one individual perfect game (vs. CSU-Fullerton, 2/25) and one solo no-hitter (vs. Iowa, 3/20) … Combined on one perfect game and two no-hitters … Was exceptional in Big 12 play with a 1.30 ERA in 53.2 IP to go with 71 K to 13 BB, surrendering no home runs and a .157 opponent batting average in conference play … Earned the win in Game Two of the Women’s College World Series Championship Series, going 4.0 innings and striking out a pair vs. Texas (6/9) … Had four strikeouts in 4.2 innings vs. UCLA in the WCWS Semifinals (6/6) … Returned from injury to enter the circle in relief in OU’s WCWS opener vs. Northwestern (6/2) … Threw a complete game with six strikeouts to no walks vs. No. 7 Oklahoma State (5/5) … Struck out a combined 10 in 9.0 innings pitched over two games at Kansas (4/29-5/1) … Fanned six and surrendered just one hit in a run-rule win over Iowa State (4/23) … K’ed nine in six innings in her only loss of the season at No. 18 Texas (4/16) … Struck out 15 in the series opener vs. Texas (4/14) … Combined on a no-hitter with Nicole May, striking out three vs. Texas Tech (4/10) … K’ed 11 in a run-rule win over Wichita State (3/29) … Threw a complete-game with 12 strikeouts at No. 8 Kentucky with no walks (3/22) … Tossed a no-hitter with eight strikeouts and just two walks vs. Iowa (3/20) … Struck out nine and allowed just three hits to Indiana in a run-rule win (3/18) …Combined on a no-hitter with Nicole May at Hawaii (3/12) … Registered a career-high and OU freshman record 16 strikeouts in a 10-inning win over No. 17 Tennessee at the Mary Nutter Collegiate Classic (2/26) … Threw her first solo perfect game with 11 strikeouts vs. CSU-Fullerton at the MNCC (2/25) … Fanned 14 in a big early season win over No. 3 UCLA at the Mark Campbell Classic (2/12) … Combined on a perfect game in the season opener vs. UC-Santa Barbara, striking out four (2/10).

High School
2020-21 Gatorade National Softball Player of the Year … 2019-20 and 2020-21 Gatorade Nebraska Player of the Year … The consensus No. 1 prospect in the class of 2021… Played HS softball at Papillion-LaVista High School … Led the Monarchs to three straight Class A state titles and collected All-State honors all four years … Posted a 27-0 record with a 0.10 ERA, surrendering just 27 hits and 15 walks in 137 innings pitched, while striking out 316 batters in 2021 … Batted .510 with 20 home runs and 55 RBI as a senior … Collected 27 wins in the circle as a junior to go with an exceptional 0.15 ERA and 316 strikeouts… Also has power at the plate, hitting 20 home runs and batting in 55 runs for a .510 batting average.

Travel Ball
Played travel ball for Nebraska Gold summer 2021 … Helped the team win the PGF National Championship … Played for the Nebraska Thunder in 2020, helping lead the squad to a fourth-place finish at the ASA/USA Softball Gold Nationals and 41-1 record in 2020 with a 0.43 ERA.

Personal
Daughter of Dave and Emily Bahl ... Has three siblings, Hayden, Broden and Bryson ... Father played football at Doane (Neb.) College ... Also played varsity basketball for one season ... Chose Oklahoma over Oregon, Washington, Nebraska, Texas and Florida.