Brenna Elliot

Female Player  - Presented by Gerri Riley​​

Brenna Elliot has been playing USSSA softball for 25 years. She has played on such teams as Sanderson Painting, Merchants, Medway VFW, Martin Chiropractic, Team Dare, Rhode Is-landers, Corey Homes, Fair Warning, Twisted Sistahs, and Twisted Fossils in the Women's Program. In the Co-ed classifi-cation, she has played on Longhorns, Donkeys, MB Quart, and Taunton Dogs. She has amassed a lifetime .600 batting average.

Brenna’s list of Individual Awards:

• 1992 Norfolk County League League MVP
• 1994 Norfolk County League League MVP
• 1998 Patty Molloy Tournament Tournament MVP
• 1998 DeBeers Class A NIT Tournament MVP
• 1998 DeBeers Class A NIT All Tournament Team
• 1999 Autumn Fest Co-ed Tournament Tournament MVP
• 2000 Hubbard Field Co-ed Classic Tournament MVP
• 2001 Patty Molloy Tournament Tournament MVP
• 2004 Women's Northeast Nationals All Tournament Team
• 2005 Women's Super NIT All Tournament Team

Brenna has competed in over 10 World Series, NIT’s and State Tournaments since 1997. She lists her greatest thrill as being when she played in her first Class A NIT in 1998. She proved to herself that she could play at that level by winning MVP and being named to the All Tournament Team for that tournament.

Brenna’s most amusing time came in 1999 playing with Twisted Sistahs. It was the teams debut and they finished 3rd at the World Series in Orlando, FL. The team played so well and had great moments. Softball Magazine wrote an article about the team that year.

One of Brenna’s favorite moments was after the 2009 World Series with Twisted Sistahs. The team was all together at their rental house preparing to return home. The team all sat in the living room area and passed around their World Series Trophy and each player said a few words about their experience. It was a beautiful and mem-orable moment that she will never forget.

“The game of softball to me is a wonderful sport. The USSSA organization and the game of softball have given me the opportunity to travel to so many places, meet such talented athletes and to make so many life-long friendships. When I look back later in life, I will be so proud of all of my accomplishments, laugh at all the good times, and smile at all the wonderful memories. I am truly blessed to have been given all these opportunities by USSSA. I wouldn’t change a thing.”​