Keene State College

A dual threat athlete, Bradford starred on both the soccer pitch and the softball diamond from 2007-2012.  

She finished her soccer career as the all-time leading goal scorer and points leader in school history, racking up 67 goals and 164 points while leading KSC to ECAC Championships in 2009 and 2010.  Her 19 goals and 16 assists as a senior in 2010 are the second highest single season total in school history, while she also has the sixth highest total in both the 2008 and 2009 seasons.  Her name also appears in the single season goal lists three times, with the 2008 and 2010 campaigns tied for third, and the 2009 season in fifth.  

Not content to score goals, she also set up her teammates plenty of times, including the single season school record for assists with 16 in 2010.  She was the LEC Rookie of the Year in 2007 and LEC Offensive Player of the Year in 2010, while earning First Team All-LEC honors all four seasons on the pitch.  

On the softball field, Bradford was a hard hitting shortstop who played in 146 games, with 14 home runs and 98 RBI and a career batting average of .331.  A Second Team All-LEC selection in 2012, Bradford led the Owls on a magical run to the NCAA tournament that season, where the Owls defeated No. 14 Cortland State twice at the NCAA Regionals, where they fell one game short of the programs' first ever trip to the Division III World Series.

Bradford also appears on a host of Keene State all-time lists for softball, including runs scored (110, 6th), home runs (14, tied 9th), RBI (98, 8th), and is KSC's all-time leader in sacrifices with 22.  She has had some of the most productive single seasons in school history, in 41 RBI in 2010, tied for the second best mark, eight home runs in 2010 (tied for the seventh best mark), and a school record 44 games and starts in both the 2009 and 2010 seasons.