University of South Alabama Athletics

AT WALLACE STATE-HANCEVILLE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
• Lettered two seasons at Wallace State-Hanceville Community College where she was a two-time NJCAA DI All-American behind the plate
• In 121 career games with the Lady Lions, she finished with 147 hits, including 41 home runs and 26 doubles, and drove in 132 runs and scored 118 times
• Ended her Wallace State career with a .448 batting average, a .557 on-base percentage and a .921 slugging percentage

SOPHOMORE SEASON (2026)
• Named an NJCAA DI First-Team All-America as a sophomore after also being selected as the Alabama Community College Conference (ACCC) Player of the Year and named first-team all-league
• Recognized as the JUCO Division I National Player of the Week during the 2026 season, and was a four-time ACCC Player of the Week during her JUCO career
• As a sophomore, ranked second in the ACCC with a .490 batting average and 76 RBI, while her 23 home runs led the league
• Also posted a 1.047 slugging percentage and a .620 on-base percentage
• Of her 73 hits, 36 went for extra bases, including 12 doubles and a triple
• In addition to her 76 RBI, she also scored a team-best 63 runs and walked 49 times, while striking out just nine times in her 149 at-bats
• Ranked in the Top 25 in six offensive categories among DI NJCAA players – on-base percentage (first), slugging percentage (second), walks (third), home runs (T-sixth), batting average (18th) and hits (T-22nd) 
• Recorded 18 multi-hit games and posted 24 multi-hit efforts, twice driving in five runs
• Also scored multiple runs in a game on 15 occasions
• Had a 26-game hit streak at one point during the year that included 12 multi-hit games
• Homered in back-to-back games five times during the spring
• Threw out seven runners attempting to steal and had a .976 fielding percentage from behind the plate

FRESHMAN SEASON (2025)
• Led the Lions to 45 wins and a 28-8 conference record
• Helped WSHJC to the ACCC Regular-Season Championship, while also helping the Lady Lions advance to the Final Three of the NJCAA College World Series as they went 52-15 overall and 26-6 in league play
• Named Second-Team NJCAA DI Second-Team All-America and ACCC All-Conference as a freshman after posting a slash line of .413/.816/.543
• Played in 64 games where she recorded 74 hits, including 34 for extra bases
• Led the team with 18 home runs (T-16th in NJCAA) and ranked second on the club in doubles with 14
• Also drove in 56 runs and scored 55 times
• Was successful in seven of her nine steal attempts
• Walked 34 times (21st in NJCAA) and was hit by pitch 18 times, which ranked seventh-most nationally
• Recorded 22 multi-hit and 15 multi-RBI games as a freshman
• Defensively, threw out 16 base runners attempting to steal while posting a .988 fielding percentage

AT ST. CLAIR COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL
• Was a two-time First-Team ASWA all-state performer where she batted .565 (48-for-85) as a senior
• Earned First-Team All-State honors as a junior after helping St. Clair pick up the program’s first regional win in the state tournament in more than a decade
• Helped the Saints capture the 2023 area championship, the program’s first in 10 years
• Played four years of travel ball with Adidas Premier based out of Birmingham, Ala.

PERSONAL
• Full name is Brooklynn Rylee Sertell
• Born in Odenville, Ala.
• Daughter of Greg Sertell and Amy Bell
• Has an older brother, Garrett
• Hobbies include cooking and playing pickle ball
• Majoring criminal justice