Junior (2017):

• Made 44 appearances, including 12 starts, in the 2017 season 
   
• Recorded eight runs on four hits on the season, including four RBI
   
• Ended the season with a .314 slugging percentage, a mark that ranks eighth highest among returning players 
   
• Showed patience at the plate, drawing seven walks in her 35 at-bats through the season 
   

Sophomore (2016):

• Is 4-for-5 as a pinch hitter this season.

• Leads the team's reserves with a .367 average this season and has the largest slugging percentage on the team at .800 with six of her 11 hits going for extra bases.

• Knocked a two-run bomb in extra innings in the first game of the Cal series.

• Had a clutch pinch-hit solo home run in Game Two against Texas Tech, tying the game and setting the table for the walk-off victory.

• Was impressive at the Littlewood Classic, going 3-for-6 with four RBI.

• Went 1-for-2 with her first collegiate home home run against Montana (2/21), a three-run shot that blew open a 9-2 game.

• Hit her first career triple with the bases loaded in her first career start as a designated hitter against San Diego (2/14).
   

Freshman (2015):

• Appeared in 52 games, scoring 14 times.

• Went 1-for-1 with a walk and three runs batted in against Binghamton on Feb. 28.

• Was primarily used as a pinch runner in the 2015 season. 
   

High School:

• An All-State Underclass second-team selection as a junior who made the jump to first-team All-State after leading the Esperanza Aztecs to a 23-5 record, a fourth-straight Century League title and a berth in the CIF Southern Section Division I playoffs.
   
• The Arizona State-bound third-sacker was also a first-team selection on both the OC Varsity and OC Sidelines All-Orange County teams.
   
• She batted .443 with eight home runs, 10 doubles, two triples, 30 runs scored, 25 RBIs and eight stolen bases.

• Was named to Softball West Magazine's Best in the West Top-100 list as a senior.

• Named to the All-CIF Southern Section first team as a senior 

• Batting right handed, Steele had a .453 batting average as a junior that rocketed to .527 in league play, where she also knocked six home runs while breaking the school's triple record with four on the season. 

• Was named her team's offensive player of the year and the Century League MVP for the effort on her way to earning All-State California second team honors and CIF Division I first team accolades.

• As a sophomore, Steele earned second team All-League honors while also being named her squad's defensive MVP.

Personal:

Steele plans to major in communications at Arizona State. The daughter of Dennis and Taran Steele, Brynley's sister was a Division I softball player at Charleston Southern while her brother currently plays football at Fullerton Junior College. She played for Phil Harman & Lynn Christensen for the California Cruisers in travel ball and Ed Tunstall for the Aztecs.