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No. 4 Nebraska softball defeated No. 13 Oklahoma State 8-1 in the Lincoln Super Regional at Bowlin Stadium, sparked by Jesse Farrell’s first-inning three-run homer and a four-run third inning as Jordy Frahm worked seven innings. OSU managed a lone run in the sixth on Karli Godwin’s homer, but Nebraska’s defense and timely hitting sealed the win and left the Huskers one victory from the Women's College World Series.
Nebraska’s Lincoln Regional (No. 4 seed) sold out, but the ticket rollout sparked a predictable backlash: a tiered sale gave Husker Athletic Fund season-ticket holders first access, followed by non-HAF holders and the public, with reserved seats gone by noon and high-priced SeatGeek resales surfacing before many could buy. Critics say the process favored donors and affected players’ families, exacerbated by Bowlin Stadium’s small capacity. The controversy raises questions about postseason access for softball fans and families if future host rounds occur.
Nebraska earned the No. 4 overall seed in the 2026 NCAA Softball Tournament and will host the Lincoln Regional at Bowlin Stadium from May 15-17, welcoming Louisville, Grand Canyon, and South Dakota. Nebraska opens with South Dakota on Friday after Louisville and Grand Canyon start the weekend; games will be streamed on ESPN+. Tickets go on sale May 11 with donor pre-sales before the public. This marks Nebraska's first Lincoln Regional hosting since 2013 and Bowlin Stadium's fifth regional hosting appearance.
The Nebraska softball team (46-6) earned the No. 4 seed in the 2026 NCAA Tournament and will host a Lincoln Regional at Bowlin Stadium, with a possible super regional if they win the Lincoln Regional. They open against South Dakota on May 15 (ESPN+). This marks Nebraska’s 28th NCAA Tournament appearance and 24th in the last 31 years, all under head coach Rhonda Revelle, whose 24 appearances rank fifth among active coaches at her school. Bowlin Stadium is hosting a regional for the first time since 2013. Tickets go on sale May 11.
Nebraska Athletics announced that Bowlin Stadium’s softball field will be named Rhonda Revelle Field to honor longtime Huskers coach Rhonda Revelle. In her 34th season, Revelle has guided Nebraska to more than 1,200 victories and is the winningest coach in Nebraska athletics history, with NFCA Hall of Fame induction in 2010, 23 postseason appearances, and three Women’s College World Series; the honor follows Nebraska’s 13-0 win over Iowa and Bowlin Stadium’s strong attendance history.
The No. 9 Nebraska softball team beat No. 7 UCLA 8-4 at Bowlin Stadium, fueled by four home runs (three in the second inning) to clinch the series. Hannah Camenzind drove in three with a three-run homer, while Alexis Jensen and Ava Kuszak also homer in the big second inning; Jordy Frahm added a homer and went 2-for-4. Jensen (13-2) earned the win over six innings, Frahm closed out the final frame, and Brynne Nally (2-1) took the loss for UCLA. Nebraska improves to 26-6, 8-1 Big Ten, while UCLA falls to 29-5, 10-2 Big Ten. This marked Nebraska’s first top-10 series win since 2013, and they’ll host Creighton on Tuesday.