University of South Alabama Athletics

AT NORTHWEST FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE
• Lettered two seasons at Northwest Florida State College in Niceville, Fla.

SOPHOMORE SEASON (2026)
• Helped earn the program its fourth consecutive Panhandle Conference Championship and fourth straight trip to the NJCAA DI World Series, finishing in the final eight
• Appeared in 50 games for the Raiders, mostly as a designated player and right fielder, earning 43 starts
• Batted .371 and a .629 slugging percentage, as she recorded 46 hits and scored 49 runs
• Of her 46 hits, nearly half went for extra bases, 13 doubles, two triples and five home runs
• Also drove in 40 runs, drew 19 walks and stole eight bases
• Recorded 13 multi-hit games and nine multi-hit games
• Did not commit an error in any of her 39 defensive opportunities
• Recorded back-to-back multi-RBI games on January 29 and 30, hitting a three-run homer against LSU-Eunice (1/29), and going 3-for-4 with four RBI against Pearl River (1/30)
• Matched a career-high with six RBI on March 25 at Chipola, going 3-for-5 at the plate with a double and two home runs

FRESHMAN SEASON (2025)
• 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
• Also a first-team all-academic selection
• 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
• Recorded a walk-off RBI single against Odessa at the NJCAA World Series
• 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
• Recorded a three-run, walk-off home run to send Orange Bach to the semifinals in the state tournament
• 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
• Played travel ball for three years with the AL Fury

PERSONAL
• Full name is Falyn McKinlee Beebe
• Born in Orange Beach, Ala.
• Daughter of Ryan and Kristen Beebe
• Has one younger sister, Amiah
• Majoring in business with a minor in marketing