Oklahoma's Jordy Bahl Wins Big 12 Freshman, Co-Pitcher of the Year
Lived up to the hype.
In a year where she immediately assumed the role as the No. 1 pitcher on the squad, Oklahoma’s Jordy Bahl was tabbed as the Big 12 Freshman of the Year and Co-Pitcher of the Year on Wednesday.
Simply put, Bahl had a historic freshman campaign in Norman.
The youngster led the conference with 21 wins while allowing the second-lowest opposing batting average at just .137.
Allowing just 18 earned runs all season, she also had the second-most strikeouts in the conference with 199.
On a pitching staff that also contains Hope Trautwein and Nicole May, Bahl has proven to be head coach Patty Gasso’s go-to option at the top of the rotation.
She will now look to continue her massively successful first season into the Big 12 Tournament this week in Oklahoma City.
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