Brantley brought her power swing to Alabama, belting two home runs as part of a 6-for-12 line. She also scored five runs and drove in three to go with a pair of doubles.
She sported a slash line of .500/.571/1.167 and also reached base on a walk and hit-by-pitch.
After predominantly serving in the leadoff role, Brantley has settled in and batted second for most of the spring behind Bailey Alexander.
She had hits in each of TNU's four games, including a 3-for-3 games vs. Auburn-Montomery.
Brantley led off the fifth inning against Montevallo with a solo blast, the 20th home run of her career. She hit another solo homer in the sixth inning vs. Auburn-Montgomery.
Brantley doubled, homered and stole a base vs. the Warhawks.
In six games, Brantley is batting .471 with three doubles, two home runs and three RBI with seven runs scored.