2018: Scott appeared in 53 of the Eagles' 54 games as a sophomore and started in 50 of them.  the first baseman battted .229 with 33 hits in 133  at-bats.  She had four doubles, two home runs and drove in 17.  Scott had a quintet of multi-RBI efforts.  The Eagles were unbeaten when she did that.  

2017: Scott started all 56 games of her freshman season at first base for the Eagles.  She tallied a .292 average with 50 hits in 172 at bats.  Scott belted a team-high 13 doubles and hit six home runs, the second most on the team.  Scott became the second fastest player in Carson-Newman softball history to homer.  She clobbered a a dinger in her fourth career at bat against Lees-McRae off a 1-1 pitch. Her best game games came against Lees-McRae and Catawba, when she pounded out three hit days.  She drove in a career-high five runs against Newberry and scored four runs against Catawba. She was named SAC Player of the Week on March 28.  During that week, Scott successfully reached base in 12 consecutive plate appearances and tallied seven consecutive hits to close out her week. 

HONORS: 

• SAC Player of the Week (3/28)
• TSWA Player of the Week (3/28)

HIGH SCHOOL: Scott makes her way to Mossy Creek from Spring Valley High School where she batted .415 with five dingers and 30 RBI in 26 games during her junior season.  She earned second team All-MSAC honors as a sophomore before being picked all-state as a junior. She helped the Timberwolves to an MSAC championship her sophomore season and a sectional title her junior year. 

PERSONAL: A member of the National Honor Society, the Health Occupation Students of America and MU Alpha Theta, Scott is the daughter of Brian and Carmen Scott.  She plans to study nursing at Carson-Newman.