The No. 9 Nebraska softball team registered a seven-run sixth inning and run-ruled the Tulsa Golden Hurricane, 9-1, in six innings on Friday evening in Tulsa, Okla.

With the win, NU improved to 13-5 on the season and 2-1 on the weekend. Tulsa fell to 6-10. 

Hannah Camenzind and Samantha Bland each logged two RBIs on the day, while Jordy Frahm posted two hits. Eight other Huskers contributed one hit apiece to help NU outhit Tulsa, 10-2. Jordy Frahm scored two runs for the Big Red. Bland and Kacie Hoffmann each hit a home run, while Frahm and H. Camenzind each knocked a double.

Alexis Jensen (6-2) went all six innings in the circle to claim the win for NU. She struck out 10 batters and allowed only two hits and one run. Maura Moore (3–4) took the loss for TU. 

NU opened up the scoring in the top of the first, as Kuszak doubled and Frahm singled to send her across the plate to make the score 1-0. 

Hoffmann knocked a solo home run in the top of the second to extend the edge to 2-0.

Tulsa hit a homer in the bottom of the second to account for its only run of the day.

The two teams went scoreless for the third, fourth and fifth innings before the seven-run six inning propelled Nebraska to the run-rule win. Hoffmann started the inning with a walk and Katelyn Caneda came in to pinch run for her. Caneda went to second on a Hannah Coor sac bunt before Jensen was hit by a pitch. Nessa McMillen pinch ran and Lauren Camenzind singled to left field to score Caneda and send McMillen to second. Frahm walked to load the bases and H. Camenzind’s double scored her sister and McMillen. Frahm crossed the plate on a Farrell single that also sent H. Camenzind to third. Dakota Carter pinch ran for Farrell, and she stole second and H. Camenzind stole home before a Bland homer closed out the big inning and the 9-1 win.

The Huskers will head back to Stillwater, Okla., to take on the Oklahoma State Cowgirls tomorrow, Feb. 28. The game is set to start at 2 p.m. (CT) and will be streamed on ESPN+ and can be heard across the Huskers Radio Network. 

Notes

• In her first at-bat since being injured in the Huskers’ game against UCF, Samantha Bland hit a home run.

• Kacie Hoffmann and Samantha Bland's home runs were their first of the season. 

• Alexis Jensen’s 10 strikeouts ties her career high. 

• Today was NU’s fourth run-rule win of the season.

• The Huskers have now scored 4+ runs in 16 innings this year.

• In two games today, Nebraska hit 13-for-26 (.500) with two outs.

Two-Out Rally Propels Huskers Past Jackrabbits

The No. 9 Nebraska softball team scored seven runs with two outs in the fourth inning and downed the South Dakota State Jackrabbits, 8-1, on Friday afternoon in Tulsa, Okla.

With the win, Nebraska improved to 12-5 on the season and 1-1 this weekend. South Dakota State fell to 12-6. 

Ava Kuszak, Emmerson Cope and Hannah Coor all had two RBIs. Kuszak doubled and Cope had a two-run single, while Coor knocked a home run. Jordy Frahm added a home run of her own, while Jesse Farrell added two hits. 

Hannah Camenzind (4-0) grabbed the win in the circle, as she tossed four innings with only one run and two hits. Kylee Magee earned a save after pitching a scoreless final three innings.

Nebraska grabbed a 1-0 lead in the top of the third, as Farrell singled and got to second on a fielder’s choice. She went to third and eventually scored on a wild pitch. 

With two outs in the top of the fourth, Frahm homered and H. Camenzind and Farrell hit back-to-back singles. Kuszak doubled to score the two before Hoffmann walked and the two went to second and third on a wild pitch. Cope singled and Kuszak and Hoffmann crossed the plate, and a Coor two-run homer closed out the seven-run inning.

South Dakota State added a run in the bottom of the fourth.

The Huskers will take on Tulsa at 5:05 p.m. (CT) today. The game will be streamed on ESPN+ and can be heard across the Huskers Radio Network.

Notes

• NU’s seven-run fourth inning was its highest scoring inning of the season.

• The Huskers have now scored 4+ runs in 15 innings this year.

• Nebraska hit .563 (9-for-16) with two outs.

• Hannah Camenzind earned the win to improve to 4-0 on the season. Camenzind has won her last eight decisions dating back to last year and hasn't lost since March 1, 2025.