Jacksonville State University Athletics

JSU CAREER
2021: Started in 38 of 46 games played in her junior season with the Gamecocks...earned a batting average of .266, scored 22 runs and had 34 hits, two doubles and two RBI...also recorded her first career triple at Belmont on March 7...was walked 10 times to get her on-base percentage to .319...from the field, she picked up 65 put outs with 31 assists to finish the season with a .941 fielding percentage.

2020: Started in all 20 games played in with a team-high 65 at-bats in her second year with the Gamecocks...had a batting average of .385 with a slugging percentage of .415...prior to the season being cut short due to the COVID-19 pandemic, she scored 17 runs on 25 hits with two doubles, two RBIs and was walked seven times to complete a .444 on-base percentage...from the infield, she recorded 25 put-outs and just one error for a .962 fielding percentage. 

2019: Made 9 starts in 39 appearances with 26 at-bats in her freshman year at JSU... had a batting average of .231 with a .269 in slugging... she finished out the season with 15 runs on 6 hits with a double and 3 walks to round out a .333 on-base percentage... from the infield she had 9 put-outs with 2 assists for a .917 fielding percentage.

HIGH SCHOOL
Played for head coach Steve Brock at Lamar County High School in Vernon, Ala…a first team all-state selection in 2018 after earning honorable mention honors in 2016…was named the county Most Valuable Player twice and the Most Valuable Player of the area three times…received the LCHS Leadership Award as a senior…as a senior, hit .551 with 98 hits, 80 runs scored, 22 doubles, 10 triples and 51 stolen bases…a career .471 hitter with 356 hits, 304 runs scored, 44 doubles, 26 triples and 167 stolen bases…a four-time all-county basketball player and an all-state basketball player…also a track start at LCHS.
 
PERSONAL
Full name is Savannah Claire Sudduth…born on April 14, 2000, in Northport, Ala…the daughter of Kevin and Trina Sudduth…has an older sister, Kaitrin…plans to major in criminal justice at JSU.