Brantley was a utility knife while affecting the game in a variety of areas in four games. She sported a line of 6-for-11 at the plate with seven runs, nine RBI, three doubles, two home runs and a pair of stolen bases.
TNU’s starting shortstop additionally reached base on a walk and drew three hit-by-pitch sequences as unofficial plate appearances.
As the spark plug in the leadoff role, Brantley drove in three runs while scoring twice to open a doubleheader vs. Cumberland. She was 2-for-2 at the plate and was hit by a pitch and also swiped a base.
Versus Malone, she was 2-for-3 in both games that the Trojans won, but in each contest managed to demonstrate her extra-base pop.
Brantley belted two home runs against the Pioneers in the opener, scoring three times and driving in three more. In the doubleheader conclusion, she doubled twice and had three more RBI.
The week saw her post an on-base percentage of .667 and a slugging percentage in the stratosphere at a 1.364 clip.
Through 10 games, Brantley is hitting .469 (15-for-32) with three home runs and 12 RBI. She leads the team with 14 runs scored and is tied for the team lead in RBI. She has also stolen four bases.