MOBILE, Ala. | South Alabama head coach Becky Clark announced the addition of Falyn Beebe to the 2026 recruiting class. Beebe joins Kaydn Bush (Alabaster, Ala.), Emily Maddox (Graceville, Fla.), Emily Needham (Pike Road, Ala.), Charlie Neumann (Plaquemine, La.), Irene Rabasco (Valencia, Venezuela) and Abby Williams (Rainsville, Ala.) who signed with the program during the fall, and the group will join the program next fall.  

Clark on Beebe: "Falyn is a corner outfielder and right handed hitter. She has a compete mindset and great work ethic that combine to make her a clutch player. She proved last year that she is not afraid of being in the moment as she had several big hits to help lead her team to a national championship. She is a great teammate, a leader, and genuinely loves the game. I think she will continue to grow as she gets in our weight room and overall system on a daily basis."

Falyn Beebe | Orange Beach, Ala. | Orange Beach HS | Northwest Florida State 
Outfield/Utility | 5-9 | R-R

At Northwest Florida State College 
2025 (Freshman Season)
- Led the Raiders to the program's first-ever NJCAA National Championship as they finished with a 61-4 overall record and a 20-0 mark in conference play
- Earned first-team DI All-FCSAA honors, as well as first-team all-Panhandle Conference accolades
- Played in 54 games and posted a .350 batting average
- Recorded 48 hits, including 22 which went for extra bases
- Of her 22 extra-base hits, she recorded 11 doubles, one triple and 10 home runs
- Scored 43 runs and drove in 46
- Also stole three bases and drew 18 walks
- Had 10 multi-hit efforts and 14 multi-RBI games
- Drove in a season-high six runs vs. Lamar State College - Port Arthur as she had a double and a home run
- Twice homered in back-to-back games during the season
- Went 3-for-3 with a double and a run scored in game two of a doubleheader with Snead State CC
- Scored three times in a series-opening 25-1 victory over Carl Sandburg College
- Was 4-for-4 with a double and two runs scored at Pensacola State College
- Had another 3-for-3 performance later in the season in a 3-0 win at Tallahassee State College
- Drove in four runs against Gulf Coast State College

At Orange Beach High School
- Lettered four seasons at Orange Beach High School in Orange Beach, Ala.
- Was a team captain and led the Makos to three area and four regional titles
- Also helped the program capture four state titles
- As a senior, led OBHS to a 46-1 record, the state championship, as well as the MaxPreps National Championship
- During her time at Orange Beach, the program amassed 159 wins, making it the winningest program in the state over that four-year stretch
- Batted .298 with a .455 on-base percentage as a senior as she drove in 17
- Posted a .355 batting average as a junior with a .447 OBP
- Recorded 39 hits, with 39 runs scored and 27 RBI
- Also lettered in basketball and volleyball
- Led the Makos to a runner up finish at the 2022 state volleyball tournament and a Sweet 16 appearance at the 2024 state basketball tournament

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