Monarchs In The NCAA Women's College World Series / Olympics

2025 - After sitting out 2024 with a knee injury, Jordy completed her first season at Nebraska by earning the NFCA Division 1 Player of the Year, the Big 10 Pitcher and Player of the Year, and was an NFCA 1st Team All-American.  She also earned multiple Big 10 and NFCA Pitcher of the Week and Player of the Week honors.  She was the first Husker to earn 20 wins in the circle and also hit 20 homeruns.  Jordy set Husker records with 23 homeruns, a .462 batting average and a .988 slugging percentage, and added 16 doubles, 2 triples and 10 stolen bases.  In the circle she finished 26-8 with a 1.56 Earned Run Average with 286 strikeouts in 206 1/2 innings.  

2023 - Jordy completed her sophomore year at Oklahoma by leading the Sooners to their 3rd straight National Championship.  The team finished the season with a 61-1 record and an NCAA record 53 game winning streak.   She finished the year with a 22-1 pitching record with  a 0.91 ERA and 4 Saves.  She also had a .406 batting average.  She was named Most Outstanding Player of the WCWS and a First Team All-American.

2022 - Jordyn completed her Freshman year at the University of Oklahoma, and was part of the  pitching staff that helped the Sooners win the 2022 WCWS.  The Sooners repeated as the Division 1 National Champions, in which Jordyn was the winning pitcher in the championship game.  She finished the year with a 22-1 record, helping the Sooners to an NCAA record 40 game winning streak, and 59-3 final season record.

Karissa attended the University of Oregon and pitched for the Ducks in the 2012, 2014 and 2015 WCWS.

In 2019, Karissa was selected as an alternate to play for Team Canada in the 2020 Summer Olympics.

Peaches attended the University of Nebraska and pitched for the Cornhuskers in the 2002 WCWS.

Megan attended the University of Nebraska and played for the Cornhuskers in the 2013 WCWS.

Leigh attended the University of Nebraska and played for the Cornhuskers in the 2002 WCWS.

Tiffany attended the University of Nebraska At Omaha.  She was on the pitching staff that led the Mavericks to the 2001 NCAA Division II National Championship.