SOPHOMORE (2026): Bradley settled nicely into the starting role her second-go-round, starting 57 of the 58 games she played in. She batted .306, with 45 hits, 22 RBIs, and 36 runs scored. She was hit by twelve pitches, and took 10 walks, laying down 25 sacrifice hits. In the Fire's 5-3 win over Faulkner in the NAIA Opening Round, she hit her first career home run to tie the game. Her escapades in the Sun Conference Tournament earned her a spot on the All-Tournament Team. Her classroom efforts were equally impressive as she earned Sun Conference All-Academic and NAIA Daktronic Scholar-Athlete.

FRESHMAN (2025): The freshman had to learn and adapt quickly, and that she did. Having to step into the starting role due to an outfield injury to the starter, Bradley used the chance to prove her worth. She went on to start every one of her 40 appearances in either the left or right field. She notched 33 hits on 92 at bats for a .359 average which was third best in the season. Racking up 14 RBIs, and 17 runs scored, accompanied by seven walks and two hit by pitch which boosted a .412 on base percentage. She put away 93 batters, and turned in her batting performance against Mount Vernon Nazarene, when she went 3-4 with two RBIs and a run scored in the 9-1 run rule victory. Her success did not go unnoticed as she was awarded Sun Conference Softball Freshman of the Year, and Second-Team All-Sun Conference.