‘World’s hottest pro softball player’ causes stir after blasting clay pigeons in skimpy outfit

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Published Sep 05, 2024 • Last updated 1 minute ago • 1 minute read

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Former Mississippi State and current Texas Monarchs softball star Brylie St. Clair, once deemed the “world’s hottest pro softball player,” created a stir when she recently posted a video to her Instagram account that showed off her shooting skills.

The video showed the blonde bombshell blasting some clay pigeons with friend Catly Itson, according to the UK’s Daily Mail. Both women were wearing skimpy outfits, with camouflage shirts, black shorts and cowboy boots as they did target shooting with shotguns.

“The American dream girl,” one Instagram user replied to the post, adding three fire emojis as emphasis.

“Nothing sexier than beautiful women who can handle firearms,” another user said.

St. Clair finished her first season of pro softball during the summer, losing in the four-team Women’s Pro Fastpitch league semifinals to the Coastal Bend Tidal Wave.

The 5-foot-5 centre fielder from Alabama signed with the Monarchs after finishing her NCAA career at Mississippi State.

In her fifth and final season at Mississippi State, St. Clair hit .238 in 52 starts in left field. She was a career .249 hitter with no home runs, 30 RBIs and 24 stolen bases in 242 games, including 14 in the NCAA Tournament, second-most in school history.

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