We at Greene Sports Zone are excited to introduce you to our 2026 All-Greene County Softball Team. After an amazing year on the diamond where teams reached new heights and players earned new spots in the record books there were plenty of athletes worthy of consideration.
Players were selected based on production and impact during the 2026 season. The team was selected by the staff of Greene Sports Zone with input from area coaches. We at Greene Sports Zone were on site, in person, covering more Greene County softball games than anyone else this season. We did more interviews than anyone else, captured more highlights, and we feel we have a greater understanding of the game than any competing outlet. Because of that we feel we are most qualified to give you the best All-Greene County Softball Team, so without further ado here is the All-County team.
PLAYER OF THE YEAR – Brynlee Jones, Greeneville
Greeneville’s Brynlee Jones took her game to a new level on both the rubber and at the plate in her senior campaign, and after dominating on both offense and defense she has been named the Greene Sports Zone Player of the Year.
As Greeneville’s ace in circle Jones appeared in 26 games this season, earning a 12-6 record with one save. In 128 innings she allowed 91 hits, and 48 earned runs. She struck out 185 batters, walked 79 and turned in a 2.625 ERA.
At the plate Jones may have been even better. She turned in a .431 batting average and .504 on-base percentage. She earned 44 hits with nine doubles, three triples, and a county best eight home runs. She drove in 35 runs and scored 32 runs.
Hayleigh Seidl, Chuckey-Doak
Chuckey-Doak sophomore Hayleigh Seidl burst onto the scene this season and quickly became one of the best bats in the area. She turned in a .448 batting average with a .470 on-base percentage. She had 43 hits, nine doubles, six triples and one home run. She finished the year with 29 RBIs and 27 runs scored.
Jayden Myers, Chuckey-Doak
Jayden Myers also had a huge sophomore campaign for the Lady Black Knights. She hit .433 with a .486 one-base percentage. She had 42 hits with eight doubles and five triples. Myers drove in 18 runs and she scored 32 runs.
Brylee Tullock, Greeneville
In her lone season with the Lady Greene Devils Brylee Tullock became integral part of the batting order and a standout defender. From the leadoff spot she hit a team best .434 with a .467 on-base percentage. She had 43 hits with two doubles, six triples and two home runs. Tullock drove in 17 runs and scored 32 runs. On defense she had an impressive 98.7 fielding percentage with just one error on 79 chances.
Kaley Garland, Greeneville
Emory and Henry signee Kaley Garland turned in another impressive season with the Lady Greene Devils and once again earned a spot on our All-County team. The senior hit .421 with a .488 on-base percentage. She had a team best 45 hits and 14 doubles. Garland had one home run, 27 RBIs and 37 runs scored. On defense she had 46 put out, and 52 assists with a 95.1 fielding percentage.
Brooke Parsley, Greeneville
Greeneville junior Brooke Parsley elevated her game this season and became one of the Lady Devils’ top offensive weapons. She hit .404 with a .462 on-base percentage. She had 42 hits with 10 doubles, three triples and two home runs. She knocked in 34 runs with 10 runs scored.
Hannah Brooks, North Greene
North Greene junior pitcher Hannah Brooks was a big reason the Lady Huskies were able to return to the Class 1A State Tournament this season. From the circle she threw 157.2 innings with a 17-7 record and two saves. She struck out 198 and walked only 27 while allowing 132 hits. Her ERA for the season was 2.22. In the postseason that ERA dropped to a prolific 1.196.
At the plate she hit .281 with a .355 on-base percentage. She had 27 hits with 11 doubles, one home run and 30 RBIs.
Josie Graham, North Greene
North Greene sophomore Josie Graham dominated her opponents this season and led the Lady Huskies back to the Class 1A State Tournament. She led North Greene with a .351 batting average and .448 on-base percentage. She had 33 hits, 13 doubles and three home runs. Graham drove in 22 runs and scored a team best 44 runs. She had 19 walks and 27 stolen bases. As a part-time catcher she caught five of nine runners who tried to steal on her. As a shortstop she was responsible for 142 outs.
Tralyn Southerland, North Greene
Sophomore Tralyn Southerland added some important pop to North Greene’s lineup this season, and her postseason performance was a big reason the Lady Huskies advanced to the state tournament. For the year she hit .337 with a .387 on base percentage. She had 33 hits with four doubles, three triples and six home runs. She had 26 RBIs and 24 runs scored. In the postseason things got even better has she hit .519 with a .552 on-base percentage.
Kortnei Bailey, South Greene
South Greene Kortnei Bailey was one of the most consistent bats in the area this season. She had a county best .452 batting average and turned in .518 on-base percentage. She had 33 hits with 13 doubles, four triples and a home run. Bailey drove in 27 runs and scored 28 runs.
In the circle she threw 103.1 innings with 98, strikeouts, 86 walks and a 6.097 ERA.
Whitney Reaves, South Greene
Whitney Reaves played all over the defense and held down the leadoff spot on offense as she helped South Greene return to the region tournament as a senior. She hit .438 with a .494 on-base percentage. She had a team best 35 hits with five doubles and one triple. She had 12 RBIs and 27 runs scored. On the base path she was successful on 21-of-22 steal attempts.
Hailey Williamson, South Greene
Whether she was at shortstop of centerfield Hailey Williamson was a key piece to what South Greene did this season. She hit .440 with a .475 on-base percentage. She had 33 hits with seven doubles and one triple. She had 20 RBIs and 16 runs scored.
Alexis Cutshall, West Greene
West Greene’s top player this season was senior shortstop Alexis Cutshall. She hit .397 with a .453 on-base percentage. She had 31 hits with 10 doubles and one home run. She had a team best 21 RBIs and she scored 17 runs.
