Bradley is a familiar name to the Prep Girls Hoops Circuit. She put forth stellar performances at the end of March at the Southeast Kickoff and continued her solid travel campaign at Peach Games. Team Hickory Basketball Club 15U’s weekend in Georgia got off to a rocky start with a 23-point defeat to Lady Playmakers 15U. Bradley ensured her team would bounce back by reeling off three wins to head back to the Hoop State with a 3-1 weekend. A multi-sport athlete who also plays tennis, her solid play is a continuation of the breakout freshman season she had with 4A East Burke where she averaged 14.4 points, 6.6 rebounds and 1.9 steals per game. 

We at Prep Girls Hoops are familiar with Bradley considering she was one of our top performers from the Southeast Kickoff at the beginning of March. In Sunday morning’s contest against Louisiana-based Power 5 15U, Bradley was a consistent playmaker that caused problems for her opposition. Considering that she is a multi-sport athlete who also has played tennis, one can expect Bradley to be the sort of prospect that is light on her feet and understands how to react quickly to various situations. This past season, she played in 28 games for 4A East Burke, averaging 14.4 points, 6.6 rebounds and 1.9 steals per game. 

Bradley is a showstopper that keeps you guessing what she is going to do next. She showed her ability to push the ball in transition and pull the 3 ball off the dribble. She had 19 points with ease in her early morning game. A player that keeps working and knows how to create her own shot.

Considering the location and the talent, one had to expect a strong showing from Team Hickory Basketball Club 15U. That was the case as Bradley led her team to an impressive 3-1 record during Southeast Kickoff weekend. Bradley is a multi-sport athlete who also excels as a tennis player in addition to basketball. She efficiently plays point guard but also knows how to get herself in position to haul in many rebounds. Bradley understands the art of getting downhill, remaining aggressive with the ball and finding driving lanes to attack. Her freshman season at 4A East Burke saw her average 14.4 points, 6.6 rebounds and 1.9 steals per contest. 

One had to know when looking at the 15U field for the Southeast Kickoff that Team Hickory Basketball Club would be one of the teams to beat. Bradley’s play ensured her team would depart from Saturday’s play unblemished. She maintains a very busy athletic schedule between the basketball and the tennis she also plays. Bradley thrives as a guard and that incudes her ability to convert on high-percentage baskets. She can get downhill in a hurry and can corral her own offensive rebound (and possible two-point putback) in the case of a miss. Bradley also does not shy away from contact to give her team chances at the free throw line.