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BRADLEY’S WSU CAREER. REDSHIRT JUNIOR (2020): Competed in five total matches during her final year with the Cougars...Her best match occurred at Arizona State where she posted nine kills on 23 swings for a .217 attack percentage...Bradley recorded 2.0 total blocks in three of the five matches as well...Aided WSU to reach a fifth consecutive NCAA Tournament.

REDSHIRT SOPHOMORE (2019): Saw action in 15 total matches in her second active year... Played a total of 32 sets and had a kill per set ratio of 2.06. Her best match of the year came against Idaho St. raking up 15 kills with a hitting percentage of .393....was named North Portland Marriott Invite tournament MVP.   

REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2018): Saw action in four total matches in her debut season for the Cougars...Posted her best career match against Oregon State, recording four straight kills to cap off a 25-9 set two victory over the Beavers...Competed in six overall sets in 2018, totaling six kills, five digs, and a hitting percentage of .667 overall. 

FRESHMAN (2017): Redshirt season.
 
BRADLEY’S HIGH SCHOOL CAREER. Earned varsity letters in volleyball at Waterford High School in Sandy, Utah, and Desert Hills High School in St. George, Utah…played three seasons at Waterford High School...Waterford volleyball team was 2A Region 14 Champions during Bradley’s freshman and junior years with records of 10-3 in 2013 and 11-4 in 2015…earned three-time All-State Honorable Mention honors…played senior year of volleyball at Desert Hills HS for coach Jill Swaney…Thunder finished the 2016 season as the 3A Region 9 Champions with a 22-8 record…broke school record with the most digs in a season with 311…named All-Region 9 Co-MVP…selected to Senior All-State team…also played on Club V Volleyball Club team, ranked best in the state of Utah, for coaches Chris Gorney, Reed Carlson and Matt Carlson.
 
PERSONAL. Born in September 1998, in Plano, Texas…father Shawn played basketball at BYU, was the No. 2 pick in the 1993 NBA draft, and played professionally for 12 years on the Philadelphia, New Jersey and Dallas teams…mother Annette is a homemaker…younger brothers Chance and Chase…older sisters Cheyenne, Ciera, and Chelsea...interested in majoring in Business at WSU.