AUSTIN, Texas (KTRK) — Brenna Swindell, the 29-year-old daughter of former Houston Astros pitcher Greg Swindell, has been found, according to a post from her father Tuesday morning.

“She has been found. That’s all we have for now. Thank you to everyone. And I mean everyone who helped in the process,” Greg Swindell said in a post on X, formerly Twitter, just before 6:15 a.m.

No other details were provided.

A search had been underway for Brenna, who was last seen with her ex-boyfriend Morgan Guidry on Thursday, Aug. 22, at Poodies Hilltop Bar in Spicewood, Texas, a 45-minute drive west of the state capital, the Austin Police Department said on Monday.

Guidry also had not been seen since, and police said their phones were off.

“Ms. Swindell has not been in usual contact with her family and friends. APD is concerned about her safety and immediate welfare,” an Austin police statement read.

In an update Monday afternoon, APD said the Travis County Sheriff’s Office was investigating the case.

Authorities have not revealed information about Guidry’s whereabouts.

Greg Swindell, pitched for the Astros from 1993 to 1996.

He retired in 2002 after 17 years in baseball, attended University of Texas at Austin and Sharpstown High School in Houston.

AUSTIN, Texas (KTRK) — A search is underway in the Austin area for the 29-year-old daughter of former Houston Astros pitcher Greg Swindell, who pitched for the team from 1993 to 1996.

The Austin Police Department said Brenna Swindell was last seen with her ex-boyfriend Morgan Guidry on Thursday, Aug. 22, at Poodies Hilltop Bar in Spicewood, Texas, a 45-minute drive west of the state capital.

Guidry also had not been seen since, and police said their phones remain off.

Police describe Brenna Swindell as 5 feet 4 inches tall with tattoos on both arms. APD added that her vehicle is a 2022 Kia Carnival.

“Ms. Swindell has not been in usual contact with her family and friends. APD is concerned about her safety and immediate welfare,” an Austin police statement read.

In an update Monday afternoon, APD said the Travis County Sheriff’s Office is investigating the case. Anyone with information about Brenna Swindell is being asked to call 911 immediately or a tip line at 512-854-1444.

Greg Swindell, who retired in 2002 after 17 years in baseball, attended University of Texas at Austin and Sharpstown High School in Houston. He has yet to speak publicly about Brenna Swindell’s disappearance.

As the 2024 Texas high school football season draws near, the American-Statesman is ranking the best players by each position group.

High school reporters Rick Cantu and Colby Gordon will start with offensive linemen and end with quarterbacks this week.

OUR TEAM RANKINGS: The 10 best Austin-area teams heading into 2024 season

OUR PLAYER RANKINGS: Top 10 OL | Top 10 DL | Top 10 LBs

ANSWERING KEY QUESTIONS: Which are high school is most likely to win state? Which nonplayoff team from 2023 will get in this year?

Top 10 defensive backs in the Austin area

(Players listed in alphabetical order)

Cam’Ren-Chance Brooks, Lake Travis safety

Helped the Cavs go 11-3 and reach the regional final while earning second-team all-Central Texas honors. A Stephen F. Austin pledge, he also has an offer from Colorado State.

[ Why Lake Travis comes in as the No. 2 team in our preseason area countdown ]

Kaden Cook, Stony Point cornerback

The Cal commit was a unanimous all-district pick last fall and leads an underrated Tigers defense. 

Jorian Guinn, Weiss safety

The district defensive newcomer of the year and a second-team all-Central Texas pick recorded 73 tackles and 11 passes defended a year ago. The junior is part of a loaded Wolves secondary. 

Aidan Jones, Vandegrift cornerback

Recorded 44 tackles, three interceptions and blocked three punts for the district champion Vipers last year. Voted third-team all-Central Texas as a junior.

No. 5 Vandegrift will rely on defense while revamped offense makes its mark this fall

Eyan Jones, Liberty Hill cornerback

A first-team all-district pick for Glenn, the senior transfer gives the Panthers a lockdown corner who is getting Division I looks.  

Payton Luther, Westlake safety

A first-team all-district pick last fall, he returns to help lead a loaded Chaps defense. 

Coleman Patmon, Del Valle cornerback

The unanimous first-team all-district pick and third-team all-Central Texas selection paces the Cardinals’ playoff hopes. Patmon, a senior, is committed to Arizona. 

Yaheim Reilly, LBJ safety 

The district co-defensive MVP was also a third-team all-Central Texas pick. Just a junior, he already has offers from Baylor, Houston and Texas Tech. 

3 KEY QUESTIONS: LBJ, No. 6 in our preseason countdown, may be state contender after realignment

Jason Stokes, Weiss cornerback

A lockdown defender, the Utah commit takes away half the field for the Wolves. Combines with Guinn to make up half of the best secondary in the area. 

[ The best WR-CB battle in the state doesn’t wait for Fridays. It happens every day on a Weiss practice field ]

Aiden Walker, Round Rock cornerback/safety

A very physical player who is underrated, he was voted first-team all-district and helped the Dragons to the playoffs.  

Keep an eye on: CJ Anderson, Connally; Judson Mann, Rouse; Jordan Davis, Travis; KJ Houston, LBJ; Jayden Riley, Bastrop; Jaheim Dowd, Georgetown; Timothy Boyd, Johnson