2026 Nebraska Cornhuskers softball team

2026 Nebraska Cornhuskers softball
Big Ten Conference regular season champion Big Ten tournament champion NCAA Lincoln Regional champion NCAA Lincoln Super Regional champion
Conference	Big Ten Conference
Record	52–8 (23–1 Big Ten)
Head coach	Rhonda Revelle (34th season)
Assistant coaches	Lori Sippel Diane Miller Olivia Ferrell
Home stadium	Bowlin Stadium

2026 Big Ten Conference softball standings

	Conf.							Overall
Team	W		L		PCT			W		L		PCT
No. 1 Nebraska  ‍†‍‡‍y	23	–	1		.958			52	–	8		.867
No. 12 Oregon  ‍‍‍y	20	–	4		.833			41	–	14		.745
No. 5 UCLA  ‍‍‍y	20	–	4		.833			53	–	10		.841
Indiana  ‍‍‍y	17	–	7		.708			43	–	16		.729
Northwestern  ‍‍‍	16	–	8		.667			29	–	21		.580
Washington  ‍‍‍y	16	–	8		.667			37	–	20		.649
Wisconsin  ‍‍‍y	14	–	10		.583			33	–	21		.611
Ohio State  ‍‍‍	13	–	11		.542			26	–	27		.491
Michigan  ‍‍‍y	11	–	13		.458			36	–	22		.621
Penn State  ‍‍‍	11	–	13		.458			33	–	21		.611
Purdue  ‍‍‍	11	–	13		.458			34	–	20		.630
Iowa  ‍‍‍	7	–	17		.292			27	–	27		.500
Minnesota  ‍‍‍	7	–	17		.292			16	–	36		.308
Rutgers  ‍‍‍	6	–	18		.250			27	–	27		.500
Maryland  ‍‍‍	5	–	19		.208			19	–	29		.396
Michigan State  ‍‍‍	3	–	20		.130			17	–	34		.333
Illinois  ‍‍‍	3	–	20		.130			15	–	39		.278
† – Conference champion ‡ – Tournament champion y – Invited to the NCAA Tournament As of May 31, 2026 Rankings from NFCA/USA Today

The 2026 Nebraska Cornhuskers softball team was an American college softball team that represented the University of Nebraska–Lincoln during the 2026 NCAA Division I softball season. The Cornhuskers were led by head coach Rhonda Revelle in her 34th season, and played their home games at Bowlin Stadium in Lincoln, Nebraska.

The Cornhuskers finished the regular season with a 43–6 record, setting a program record .878 regular season win percentage. They also posted a 23–1 record in conference play, to win their first outright Big Ten regular season title. Their 23 conference wins tied the Big Ten record for wins in a season. They then won the 2026 Big Ten softball tournament for the second time in program history. They advanced to the Women's College World Series for the first time since 2013 and ended the season with a 52–8 record, tying the program record for wins.

Previous season

The Cornhuskers finished the 2025 season 43–15 overall, and 17–5 in the Big Ten. They received an at-large bid to the 2025 NCAA Division I softball tournament and advanced to the Super Regionals for the first time since 2014, before being eliminated by Tennessee.

Roster and personnel

2026 Nebraksa Cornhuskers roster
	Pitchers 9 – Hannah Camenzind – Senior 31 – Kylee Magee – Junior 33 – Emmerson Cope – Junior 98 – Jordy Frahm – Senior 99 – Alexis Jensen – Freshman Catchers 1 – Olivia DiNardo – Senior 25 – Jesse Farrell – Junior 72 – Carlie Muhlbach – Freshman Outfielders 4 – Malia Thoms – Junior 11 – Talia Tokheim – Senior 14 – Kacie Hoffmann – Senior 18 – Nessa McMillen – Sophomore 23 – Hannah Coor – Senior 26 – Alina Felix – Senior 55 – Dakota Carter – Senior		Infielders 2 – Lauren Camenzind – Senior 3 – Bella Bacon – Senior 7 – Ava Kuszak – Senior 27 – Natalia Hill – Sophomore 29 – Samantha Bland – Junior 66 – Katelyn Caneda – Senior Utility 0 – Skarlett Jones – Freshman 15 – Kennadi Williams – Sophomore
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2026 Nebraska Cornhuskers coaching staff
Rhonda Revelle – Head coach Lori Sippel – Associate head coach Diane Miller – Assistant coach Olivia Ferrell - Assistant Coach
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Schedule and results

2026 Nebraska Cornhuskers Softball Game Log
Regular season (43–6)
February (14–5) Date Opponent Rank Site Score Win Loss Save Attendance Overall Record B1G Record February 6 vs. Washington UTSA Invitational No. 10 Roadrunner Stadium San Antonio, TX 8–5 Jensen (1–0) Reimer (0–1) Frahm (1) 1,023 1–0 — February 6 vs. No. 1 Texas UTSA Invitational No. 10 Roadrunner Stadium 10–15 Gutierrez (1–0) Frahm (0–1) Wells (1) 1,023 1–1 — February 7 vs. No. Texas UTSA Invitational No. 10 Roadrunner Stadium 8–5 Frahm (1–1) Wells (0–1) — 1,023 2–1 — February 7 at UTSA UTSA Invitational No. 10 Roadrunner Stadium 6–3 Camenzind (1–0) Stoudt (0–1) — 766 3–1 — February 8 vs. Washington UTSA Invitational No. 10 Roadrunner Stadium 2–3 Reimer (1–1) Frahm (1–2) — 766 3–2 — February 12 vs. No. 12 LSU Clearwater Invitational No. 11 Eddie Moore Complex Clearwater, FL 6–0 Jensen (2–0) Heavener (2–1) Frahm (2) 2,141 4–2 — February 12 vs. No. 20 Georgia Clearwater Invitational No. 11 Eddie Moore Complex 5–6 Fisher (3–0) Jensen (2–1) Little (1) 2,141 4–3 — February 13 vs. No. 3 Tennessee Clearwater Invitational No. 11 Eddie Moore Complex 1–4 Nuwer (3–0) Frahm (1–3) Pickens (1) — 4–4 — February 14 vs. UCF Clearwater Invitational No. 11 Eddie Moore Complex 6–0 Frahm (2–3) Vokoun (1–1) — — 5–4 — February 15 vs. Texas Tech Clearwater Invitational No. 11 Eddie Moore Complex 3–2 Jensen (3–1) Canady (4–1) Frahm (3) 4,908 6–4 — February 20 vs. No. 22 South Carolina Mary Nutter Classic No. 10 Field of Dreams Complex Cathedral City, CA 9–1 (5) Jensen (4–1) Lamb (0–1) Frahm (4) — 7–4 — February 20 vs. Hawaii Mary Nutter Classic No. 10 Field of Dreams Complex 13–0 (5) Camenzind (2–0) Fidge (1–1) — — 8–4 — February 21 vs. No. 11 Texas A&M Mary Nutter Classic No. 10 Field of Dreams Complex 8–2 Frahm (3–3) Peters (3–1) — — 9–4 — February 22 vs. Seattle Mary Nutter Classic No. 10 Field of Dreams Complex 9–0 (6) Camenzind (3–0) Vance (3–3) — — 10–4 — February 22 vs. California Mary Nutter Classic No. 10 Field of Dreams Complex 6–0 Jensen (5–1) Waiters (0–3) Frahm (5) — 11–4 — February 26 at No. 21 Oklahoma State No. 9 Cowgirl Stadium Stillwater, OK 1–2 (11) Crandall (5–0) Jensen (5–2) — 1,802 11–5 — February 27 vs. South Dakota State No. 9 Collins Family Softball Complex Tulsa, OK 8–1 Camenzind (4–0) Herman (3–1) Magee (1) 675 12–5 — February 27 at Tulsa No. 9 Collins Family Softball Complex 9–1 (6) Jensen (6–2) Moore (3–4) — 773 13–5 — February 28 at No. 21 Oklahoma State No. 9 Cowgirl Stadium 4–3 Frahm (4–3) Meylan (4–4) — 2,049 14–5 —
March (13–1) Date Opponent Rank Site Score Win Loss Save Attendance Overall Record B1G Record March 1 at No. 21 Oklahoma State No. 9 Cowgirl Stadium Cancelled March 5 vs. South Dakota State Big Red Spring Classic No. 10 Bowlin Stadium Lincoln, NE 9–4 Jensen (7–2) Vacanti (1–4) — 2,022 15–5 — March 5 vs. South Dakota State Big Red Spring Classic No. 10 Bowlin Stadium 8–0 (5) Frahm (5–3) Mangulis (4–4) — 2,022 16–5 — March 7 vs. Omaha Big Red Spring Classic No. 10 Bowlin Stadium 4–1 Frahm (6–3) Groff (4–3) — 2,245 17–5 — March 8 vs. Omaha Big Red Spring Classic No. 10 Bowlin Stadium 10–2 (6) Jensen (8–2) Hornbuckle (3–2) — 2,652 18–5 — March 13 Michigan No. 10 Bowlin Stadium Lincoln, NE 2–5 Jensen (9–2) Meyers (5–3) Frahm (6) 1,993 19–5 1–0 March 14 Michigan No. 10 Bowlin Stadium 8–4 Frahm (7–3) Hoehn (3–3) — — 20–5 2–0 March 14 Michigan No. 10 Bowlin Stadium 5–2 Jensen (10–2) Ellis (8–2) — 2,637 21–5 3–0 March 20 at Michigan State No. 9 Secchia Stadium East Lansing, MI 2–0 Frahm (8–3) Schuler (4–5) — 1,093 22–5 4–0 March 21 at Michigan State No. 9 Secchia Stadium 13–0 (6) Jensen (11–2) Starr (1–2) — 379 23–5 5–0 March 21 at Michigan State No. 9 Secchia Stadium 4–1 Magee (1–0) Schuler (4–6) Frahm (7) 483 24–5 6–0 March 27 No. 7 UCLA No. 9 Bowlin Stadium 4–1 Jensen (12–2) Tinsley (15–3) Frahm (8) 2,314 25–5 7–0 March 28 No. 7 UCLA No. 9 Bowlin Stadium 5–6 Tinsley (16–3) Frahm (8–4) — 3,123 25–6 7–1 March 29 No. 7 UCLA No. 9 Bowlin Stadium 8–4 Jensen (13–2) Nally (2–1) — 2,946 26–6 8–1 March 31 at Creighton No. 8 Creighton Softball Stadium Omaha, NE 8–0 (5) Jensen (14–2) Gilman (8–8) — 604 27–6 —
April (13–0) Date Opponent Rank Site Score Win Loss Save Attendance Overall Record B1G Record April 4 Rutgers No. 8 Bowlin Stadium 8–0 (5) Frahm (9–4) Shifflett (6–6) — 2,381 28–6 9–1 April 4 Rutgers No. 8 Bowlin Stadium 5–3 Jensen (15–2) Hoekstra (5–5) Frahm (9) 2,381 29–6 10–1 April 5 Rutgers No. 8 Bowlin Stadium 11–5 Frahm (10–4) Gewecke (5–10) — 2,082 30–6 11–1 April 10 at Wisconsin No. 7 Goodman Softball Complex Madison, WI 5–0 Jensen (16–2) Jacobson (10–5) — 466 31–6 12–1 April 11 at Wisconsin No. 7 Goodman Softball Complex 6–0 Frahm (11–4) Lewis (3–4) — 1,066 32–6 13–1 April 12 at Wisconsin No. 7 Goodman Softball Complex 12–2 (5) Jensen (17–2) Jacobson (10–6) — 877 33–6 14–1 April 17 at Minnesota No. 6 Jane Sage Cowles Stadium Minneapolis, MN 4–0 Frahm (12–4) Schwartz (10–12) — 689 34–6 15–1 April 18 at Minnesota No. 6 Jane Sage Cowles Stadium 17–2 (5) Jensen (18–2) Richardson (3–10) — 1,002 35–6 16–1 April 19 at Minnesota No. 6 Jane Sage Cowles Stadium 11–2 (6) Frahm (13–4) Schwartz (10–13) — 1,036 36–6 17–1 April 21 at Omaha No. 4 Connie Claussen Field Omaha, NE 11–4 Camenzind (5–0) Wiggins (12–2) — 2,320 37–6 — April 24 Iowa No. 4 Bowlin Stadium 9–1 (6) Frahm (14–4) Conlon (4–5) — 3,396 38–6 18–1 April 24 Iowa No. 4 Bowlin Stadium 5–2 Jensen (19–2) Neiss (11–8) — 3,396 39–6 19–1 April 25 Iowa No. 4 Bowlin Stadium 13–0 (5) Frahm (15–4) Sapp (6–6) — 3,541 40–6 20–1
May (3–0) Date Opponent Rank Site Score Win Loss Save Attendance Overall Record B1G Record May 1 at Penn State No. 3 Beard Field University Park, PA 5–1 Frahm (16–4) Britton (5–6) — 846 41–6 21–1 May 2 at Penn State No. 3 Beard Field 10–4 Jensen (20–2) Nemeth (4–6) Frahm (10) 1,275 42–6 22–1 May 3 at Penn State No. 3 Beard Field 13–5 Jensen (21–2) Kellepouris (4–3) — 1,001 43–6 23–1
Postseason (9–2)
Big Ten Tournament (3–0) Date Opponent Rank Site Score Win Loss Save Attendance Overall Record B1GT Record May 7 Michigan No. 2 Maryland Softball Stadium College Park, MD 4–2 Frahm (17–4) Ellis (12–7) — — 44–6 1–0 May 8 Indiana No. 2 Maryland Softball Stadium 5–0 Jensen (22–2) Hess (10–) — — 45–6 2–0 May 9 No. 6 UCLA No. 2 Maryland Softball Stadium 7–2 Frahm (18–4) Tinsley (28–6) — — 46–6 3–0 Lincoln Regional (3–0) Date Opponent Rank Site Score Win Loss Save Attendance Overall Record Regional Record May 15 vs. South Dakota No. 1 Bowlin Stadium 4–1 Jensen (23–2) Evans (15–15) Frahm (11) 2,948 47–6 1–0 May 16 vs. No. 21 Grand Canyon No. 1 Bowlin Stadium 2–0 Frahm (19–4) Batterton (10–2) — — 48–6 2–0 May 17 vs. No. 21 Grand Canyon No. 1 Bowlin Stadium 1–0 Jensen (24–2) Vickers (16–5) Frahm (12) 3,200 49–6 3–0 Lincoln Super Regional (2–0) Date Opponent Rank Site Score Win Loss Save Attendance Overall Record Super Reg. record May 22 vs. No. 15 Oklahoma State No. 1 Bowlin Stadium 8–1 Frahm (20–4) Meylan (29–8) — 3,279 50–6 1–0 May 23 vs. No. 15 Oklahoma State No. 1 Bowlin Stadium 9–1 (5) Jensen (25–2) Meylan (29–9) — 3,451 51–6 2–0 Women's College World Series (1–2) Date Opponent Rank Site Score Win Loss Save Attendance Overall Record WCWS record May 28 vs. No. 10 Arkansas No. 1 Devon Park Oklahoma City, OK 5–3 (10) Frahm (21–4) Herron (16–7) — 12,605 52–6 1–0 May 30 vs. No. 3 Alabama No. 1 Devon Park 1–5 Briski (25–3) Frahm (21–5) — 12,679 52–7 1–1 May 31 vs. No. 6 Texas No. 1 Devon Park 1–3 Kavan (27–6) Frahm (21–6) — 12,390 52–8 1–2
Win   Loss   Postponement Bold: Cornhuskers team member Reference: Rankings from NFCA. (#) Tournament seedings in parentheses.

Rankings

Main article: 2026 NCAA Division I softball rankings

Ranking movements
Legend: ██ Increase in ranking ██ Decrease in ranking

	Week
Poll	Pre	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	15	Final
NFCA / USA Today	10	11	10	9	10	10	9	9	8	7	6	4	3	2	1
Softball America	11	13	10	8	9	9	8	8	5	5	3	1	2	2
ESPN.com/USA Softball	9	8	6	4	5	5	5	6	4	5	4	3	2	2
D1Softball	9	8	6	6	7	7	6	7	5	5	5	4	2	2