Jordy Bahl was a two-time champion at Oklahoma. So why did she leave it all behind?
1 year, 5 months ago

Jordy Bahl was a two-time champion at Oklahoma. So why did she leave it all behind?

New York Times  

— In the decisive moment, Jordy Bahl unleashed her distinctive hop and long stride toward the plate to coax another futile swing. “She’s a once-in-a-lifetime kid,” said Larry Swift, director of the Nebraska Gold club program Bahl played for before college. “She wanted to be a Husker,” said Todd Peterson, who coached Bahl’s softball teams at Papillion-LaVista High to three state championships in Nebraska’s largest class. “It doesn’t sound exciting,” she said, “but that’s how we are.” When Bahl left Nebraska two years ago, she wanted an immersive softball experience. “I think she’ll be fine,” Dave Bahl said.

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Oklahoma’s Jordy Bahl, star of WCWS, to transfer, ‘return home’: Is Nebraska commitment next?
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Oklahoma’s Jordy Bahl, star of WCWS, to transfer, ‘return home’: Is Nebraska commitment next?

New York Times  

One week after leading her team to a national championship, Oklahoma ace Jordy Bahl is on the move. We are grateful for her two years with our program and for everything she accomplished.” The Most Outstanding Player at this year’s Women’s College World Series, Bahl pitched 24 2/3 scoreless innings in Oklahoma City. She’s throwing the best she has all …

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Oklahoma’s Jordy Bahl delivers once again on the biggest stage: ‘She wants the ball’

New York Times  

OKLAHOMA CITY — With a national championship on the line, Oklahoma softball fans couldn’t have been more comfortable with who was in the circle. It’s all over the place.” Just a sophomore, Bahl has already become an icon at Oklahoma and the face of the entire sport of college softball. “When you’re that competitive and you have three phenomenal pitches …

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