Bradley has a lot of tools to be a good one down the road. Norriyah likes to attack and slash to the rack. She plays very well from out top with her ability to find open teammate. Norriyah averaged 12.8 ppg, 10.1 rebounds, 4.8 assists and 3.9 steals this past season.

She can really stuff the stat sheet on a given night. Norriyah plays very well in a transition setting and getting out in the open floor. She finished her career with 1,108 points.

Bradley really does a nice job of keeping the ball on string at times. She really sees the floor well and seems to be 1-2 steps ahead of her teammates at times. She will touch the paint and get the ball into the gaps at will with her play.

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Bradley is certainly a Stock-Riser later this month when it comes to the new 2024 Palmetto State Rankings. Norriyah carried her solid play over from the Prep Girls Hoops Top 250 Expo last month to now.

Norriyah races by defenders at times and really excels in the open court with her play. She keeps the ball on a string and uses some shiftiness to get the ball to the cup. Bradley looks to swarm the ball on the defensive end with constant ball pressure.

Norriyah kept the ball on a string all day long to the cup. She raced by defenders on the way to the bucket for an easy 2-points at times. Bradley really sees the floor very well and seems to be one-step ahead of her mates with her court vision.

Bradley really made her teammates happy at times with the way she would set them up with quality looks. Norriyah plays the game with a bit of a chip on her shoulder at times it seems.

Bradley’s Green Hornets may not have achieved the result it was seeking for in its contest against 2A Andrew Jackson, but she still put together a standout performance. She tallied 18 points to spearhead the attack for Aiken. Bradley proved to be an efficient and effective runner at point for the Green Hornets and can haul in a fair number of rebounds. She displays her versatility as someone who can log productive minutes either in the backcourt as a guard or in the frontcourt as a forward. Bradley also understands how to draw contact and make the most of her free throw opportunities.

Any concerns about the Green Hornets losing a trio of standout seniors from the 2021-22 rendition have been erased so far in large part because of the stellar play of Bradley. She is leading Aiken into region play in a landscape where the only team that may pose problems for the Green Hornets is the perennial powerhouse that is North Augusta. Bradley is listed at 5-foot-9 and can play productive minutes either in the backcourt as a two or in the frontcourt as a three. Along with being a primary point-getter for Aiken, she also is an effective rebounder and passer and can come through with key plays on the defensive end of the floor.

The Green Hornets made a deep tournament run last season in the 4A playoffs. With Aiken having graduated three of its star seniors from last season’s version, more attention will be placed on Bradley as the nucleus of the Green Hornets the next couple of seasons. Bradley has played at the varsity level since she was an eighth grader. She is a 5-foot-5 combo guard who can organize an offense in a halfcourt set. Bradley will also absorb contact and take her chances at the free throw line. As gifted a scorer as she is, she will also do plenty of the little things that can have a big impact – including hustling for loose balls.

With three of the Green Hornets’ star seniors from the 2021-22 season having graduated, one can envision Bradley becoming more of a focal point for 4A Aiken in the coming couple of seasons. Along with what she gets accomplished as a scorer, Bradley also does many of the little things that have a great impact – including hustling for loose balls. Bradley has no issues attempting shots from the midrange. Listed as a combo guard, she can organize an offense in a halfcourt set and will take her chances at the free throw line on the heels of drawing contact. Bradley has been playing at the varsity level since she was an eighth grader.