College of Coastal Georgia

2024
Played and started in 52 games as a senior, completing one of the most decorated careers in school history... Led the team in batting average (.401), at bats (157), runs scored (32), hits (63), triples (4), home runs (9), RBI's (47), total bases (103), slugging percentage (.656), walks (24) and on base percentage (.484)... Had 18 multi hit games... Went 3-3 in her final game as a Mariner against Cumberlands on May 16... Also led the Mariners in the circle posting a 2.75 ERA on 155.1 innings pitched... Appeared 34 times making 30 starts... Allowed 61 earned runs and 69 walks while striking out 118... Opponents hit just .212 off her as a senior... Led the team in wins with 16... Finished her career inside the top 10 in multiple categories in school history... Holds the all time records for home runs (25), batting average (.415), and RBI's (131)... is one of two Mariners all time with 200 or more hits... one of three Mariners all time with 100 or more runs scored... Also ended her career top three in school history in pitching wins (47) and strikeouts (340)... Was named Sun Conference Player of the Year for the second consecutive season... Was named an NAIA Third Team All-American... Named an NFCA Second Team All-American... Named a CSC Academic All-American... Named First Team All-Conference... Named to the Sun Conference All Tournament Team... Named to the Academic All-Conference Team... Named a Daktronics NAIA Scholar Athlete... Named to the Coastal Georgia Student Hall of Fame... 

2023
Played in 51 games, starting 50 of them... Was name the Sun Conference Player of the Year, an NAIA First Team All-American, NFCA First Team All-American and an NFCA First Team All-Region player in third season with the Mariners... She slashed an impressive .459/.558/.815 on the year... Was the only player across any division of college softball to record at least eight doubles, eight triples, eight home runs and eight wins... In the circle, she finished the year with a 12-3 record while posting a 1.74 ERA through 112.2 innings of work and striking out 125 batters... Was named to the All-Sun Conference Academic Team and an NAIA Daktronics Scholar-Athlete.

2022
Played in 22 games before her season was cut short due to an injury...Put up all-star numbers both in the circle and in the batter's box recording a .424 batting average and a 1.13 ERA both of which led the team...Led the team in triples with four and swiped 12 bases...Finished with a .773 slugging percentage and struck out just five times in 66 at-bats...In the circle, Peacock made 11 appearances including eight starts...She won all eight starts, four of which were complete games...Allowed just eight earned runs and struck out 53 batters...Was named to the Sun Conference All-Academic team...Was named the Sun Conference Player to Watch before the season started.

2021
Played in 47 games and started in 46 as an outfielder and a pitcher...Maintained a .394 batting average in 142 at-bats to lead the Mariner team...She led the Mariners in at-bats, batting average, runs (41), hits (56), triples (3), total bases (92), slugging percentage (.648), walks (22), and stolen bases (26)...Bryce has the second-most runs scored in a season in Mariner history...Peacock ranked 28th in the NAIA in stolen bases, 37th in stolen bases per game, and 46th in runs allowed...She ranked second in the Sun Conference for batting average and lead the conference in slugging percentage...As a pitcher, Peacock had a 6-2 record and 3.23 ERA...She struck out 44 batters and allowed 33 runs in 60.2 innings pitched...Peacock was named Sun Conference Player of the Week twice, Coastal Georgia Student-Athlete of the Year nominee, first-team All-Conference, TSC Freshman of the Year, TSC All-Tournament team, NFCA Freshman of the Year Finalist, NFCA All-Region and second team NFCA All-American. 

High School
Attended Appling County High School where she played softball all four years...Earned first team all-region honors all four seasons...In her sophomore and senior seasons, she earned first team All-State honors...Earned second team All-State honors her junior year...Named Player of the Year in 2017 and 2019...Her team won the Regional Championship in 2017...Made four sweet sixteen experiences and one elite eight appearances of the state tournament...Earned Most Athletic Superlative Award and was voted 2019 homecoming queen. 

Personal
Parents Kevin and Keisha Peacock.