Former Nebraska softball pitcher Jordy Frahm has signed a professional contract with the Oklahoma City Spark.
The signing will see Frahm compete in the Athletes Unlimited Softball League starting in 2027, according to reports from Yahoo Sports.
The organization officially announced the move on Tuesday, marking a significant transition for the collegiate standout.
Frahm becomes the second former Husker to join the professional league, following in the footsteps of Billie Andrews.
Andrews was initially selected by the Oklahoma City Spark during the 2025 season, as noted by Cornhuskers Wire.
During her collegiate career, Andrews established herself as one of the most decorated players in school history.
Her resume includes four first-team All-American selections and two NFCA Player of the Year honors.
She also secured Big Ten Player of the Year and Big Ten Pitcher of the Year awards in both 2025 and 2026.
Last season, Andrews played a pivotal role in guiding Nebraska to its eighth NCAA College World Series appearance.
Her performance was stellar, as she finished the season with a 21-6 record and a 1.37 ERA.
She recorded 12 saves and pitched 18 complete games while striking out 251 batters.
In addition to her pitching prowess, she maintained a .43 batting average with 79 hits and 51 RBI.
The league confirmed the addition of Frahm through social media, stating, “welcome to the league, Jordy!”
Frahm now prepares to take her dynamic skill set to the professional ranks, aiming to make a lasting impact.
The transition represents a major career milestone for the athlete, per the initial announcement.
As she enters this new chapter, fans and analysts alike will be watching to see how she adapts to professional competition.