Jenna Bradley (2020) - Hall of Fame - Murray State University Athletics

Jenna Bradley

Jenna Bradley - Softball (2010-11)

Is the first player from MSU Softball to in inducted into the MSU Hall of Fame.
Competed in the Racers' inaugural season of 2010 and its second season in 2011 for current MSU coach Kara Amundson (assistant in 2010-11) and former head coach Jay Pyron.
With statistics that stack up against four-year players, Bradley still ranks among the best in MSU Softball history at her induction.
First in runs, second in slugging (.671), third in home runs (30) and third in on base percentage (.431), fifth in RBI (105) and eighth in batting average at .408.
Bradley was the first 30/30 player in Racer history with at least 30 home runs and 30 stolen bases and she did it in only two seasons.
In recent times, Alexa Becker (2012-15) and Jessica Twaddle (2014-17) have joined Bradley in this exclusive group in MSU Softball.
Bradley's senior season of 2011 still stands as one of its top seasons for a hitter.
Was most feared hitter in the OVC and was named OVC Player of the Year in 2011.
In 2011, led the OVC with 18 home runs, 121 total bases and was second in slugging (.807) and second in RBI (56).
Named to the All-Region Team by the National Fast Pitch Coaches' Association.