2008 (SOPHOMORE): Saw limited playing time, starting twice while playing in nine matches...Had seven assists and a season-high eight digs at Arizona State (8/29)...Perfect hitting with two kills while adding an ace and nine assists in the Boston College match (9/5)...Had three kills and 33 assists versus Stony Brook (9/6)...Started the match at Arkansas (9/28), making 10 assists and a kill in the first frame...Named to the Southeastern Conference Fall Academic Honor Roll.
2007 (FRESHMAN): Started 14 matches and played in all 29...Led the team with 651 assists and a 6.38 assist per set average...Hit .179 for the year...Ranked second on the squad with 29 aces (0.28 per set)...Had 227 digs, fifth most on the team, for an average of 2.23 digs per set...Racked up nine double-doubles (assists-digs) on the season...Started the year as the primary setter before the team moved to the 6-2 alignment...Led the team in assists in 15 matches, including a squad-best 60 against Auburn (9/14)...Also had a team-high 22 digs against the Tigers, the only time she led the defensive category all season...Had back-to-back double-doubles at Virginia Commonwealth and versus Maryland (8/31-9/1)...Added three aces against the Rams...Also compiled three service aces in both matches on the weekend trip to Kentucky and Tennessee (11/9-11/11)...Played great in her first appearances in Columbia during the Gamecock Nike Invitational, compiling a double-double against Rice with 23 assists and 11 digs before hitting 1.000 (3-0-3) with 27 assists against Troy (9/7)...Completed the weekend with a five-ace, three-block match versus Appalachian State (9/8)...Had three aces and 24 assists in the victory over Tennessee (10/5)...Named on the SEC Freshman Academic Honor Roll. HIGH SCHOOL: Played four years of varsity volleyball at Centerville High School...Was the starting setter for Centerville all four years...Named team MVP as a sophomore, junior and senior...Led her squad to sectional championships in 2004 and 2006...A member of the Greater Western Ohio All-Conference First Team in 2004, 2005 and 2006...Selected as the GWOC Player of the Year as a sophomore...As a senior, Bradosky was picked as the overall GWOC Athlete of the Year...Was a GWOC Scholar Athlete each of her final three years of school...A first-team all-district pick as a sophomore, junior and senior...Tabbed district player of the year in 2005 and 2006...Made the All-Ohio Division I Team in 2004, 2005 and 2006...Holds the state record for service aces in a match at 23...Is second on the list for most aces as well with 18...Chosen as one of PrepVolleyball.com's top 60 freshmen in the nation...The Web site made her a top-80 sophomore and she was a top-200 senior as well...Starting setter for the 15-1 and 16-1 Dayton Juniors club...Went on to become the starting setter for the 17-1 and 18-1 Cincy Classics club...Picked as a setter for a High Performance team that represented the Ohio Valley Region in international competition in Texas in 2005...Competed in three Junior Olympic National Championships...Played for the winning club team in the Junior Olympics U-17 American Division prior to her senior year of high school...Earned a place on the 2006 Junior Olympic National Championship All-Tournament Team and was named Most Valuable Player...Finished runner-up for the Rae Burick Women in Sports Award, a prestigious honor with criteria that combines athletic and academic accomplishments for female student-athletes among 71 regional high schools...Graduated from Centerville H.S. with a 3.74 GPA...A member of National Honor Society and Fellowship of Christian Athletes...Active in church youth group projects, mission support and study...A passionate participant of American Sign Language Club. PERSONAL: Full name is Jordan Ashley Bradosky...Born Oct. 29, 1988, in Canton, Ohio...Her parents are John and Kristi Bradosky...Majoring in exercise science...Has an older sister, Jessica, who played outside hitter for Delaware...Her older brother, Jacob, ran cross country at Wright State...Her hobbies include beach volleyball, scuba diving, skiing and boarding. BRADOSKY'S CAREER HIGHS |
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