South Alabama Athletic Hall of Fame
Brittany Fowler, who lettered from 2010-13, was the Sun Belt Conference Player of the Year and a first-team National Fastpich Coaches Association (NFCA) all-region and all-league honoree as a senior after being named second-team all-SBC each of her first three seasons with the program; she was also twice voted to the all-tournament team at the conference championship as well.
The program’s all-time leader in runs scored (162), runs batted in (136), triples (10), extra-base hits (69), on-base percentage (.465) and multiple-RBI games (33), she also is among the top five on the school’s all-time list with 212 starts (2nd), 213 base hits (2nd), a .347 batting average (4th), 34 doubles (5th), 25 home runs (3rd), a .557 slugging percentage (2nd), and 57 multiple-hit contests (2nd).
Fowler led South in batting average — never hitting below .340 — triples and on-base percentage three of her four seasons, also pacing the team in base hits each of her first three years and in runs scored, RBI and slugging percentage on multiple occasions. It was her three-run home run in the bottom of the fifth inning that helped the Jaguars to 3-1 win over sixth-ranked Louisiana in championship game of the 2012 Sun Belt Tournament.
Over the course of her career, Fowler helped the Jaguars go 41-17, win the SBC Tournament and make the program’s first-ever NCAA Regional appearance in 2012 before finishing with a 48-9 mark and advancing to the title game while hosting its first-ever NCAA Regional as a senior.
