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Way to go Jacy!

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Former Boone County point guard Jacy Bradley got the first start of her college carreer for St. Louis U. against Evansville and responded with a 15 point performance that included 3-4 from three.

 

Bradley was getting increasing playing time prior to her first start and is averaging 7.9 points per game, playing an average of 22.6 minutes per game, and is shooting a team best 47.8% from three. She was named Team Player of the Week following her performance against Evansville.

 

Jacy also has the best assist to turnover ratio on the team at 23/14. Pretty impressive stuff for a true freshman 8 games into her college career! :clap:

 

Keep up the good work Jacy!!! :thumb:

Former Boone County point guard Jacy Bradley got the first start of her college carreer for St. Louis U. against Evansville and responded with a 15 point performance that included 3-4 from three.

 

Bradley was getting increasing playing time prior to her first start and is averaging 7.9 points per game, playing an average of 22.6 minutes per game, and is shooting a team best 47.8% from three. She was named Team Player of the Week following her performance against Evansville.

 

Jacy also has the best assist to turnover ratio on the team at 23/14. Pretty impressive stuff for a true freshman 8 games into her college career! :clap:

 

Keep up the good work Jacy!!! :thumb:

 

Congrats to her. Sounds like she is doing really well.

Kondo's to Jacy!! We are very proud of you, keep it up girl!:dancingpa

Former Boone County point guard Jacy Bradley got the first start of her college carreer for St. Louis U. against Evansville and responded with a 15 point performance that included 3-4 from three.

 

Bradley was getting increasing playing time prior to her first start and is averaging 7.9 points per game, playing an average of 22.6 minutes per game, and is shooting a team best 47.8% from three. She was named Team Player of the Week following her performance against Evansville.

 

Jacy also has the best assist to turnover ratio on the team at 23/14. Pretty impressive stuff for a true freshman 8 games into her college career! :clap:

 

Keep up the good work Jacy!!! :thumb:

Nice to hear she's doing well.:dancingpa

No surprise here, she has always been so dedicated to this sport.

CONGRATUATIONS! You worked really hard to get where you are at right now! Everyone from BCHS is really proud of you and keep up the good work!

Former Boone County point guard Jacy Bradley got the first start of her college carreer for St. Louis U. against Evansville and responded with a 15 point performance that included 3-4 from three.

 

Bradley was getting increasing playing time prior to her first start and is averaging 7.9 points per game, playing an average of 22.6 minutes per game, and is shooting a team best 47.8% from three. She was named Team Player of the Week following her performance against Evansville.

 

Jacy also has the best assist to turnover ratio on the team at 23/14. Pretty impressive stuff for a true freshman 8 games into her college career! :clap:

 

Keep up the good work Jacy!!! :thumb:

 

 

And the A10 co-Rookie of the week :D

The impressive part is knowing what kind of kid she is. Good things happen to good people, and Jacy is no exception! Keep workin' em girl!

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