Alexandra Bradley Alexandra Bradley 5'4" | S Summit | 2028 CA
650 assists | 68 sets | 9.6 per set

Among juniors with more than 60 sets played, no one has a higher assist rate than Alexandra Bradley Alexandra Bradley 5'4" | S Summit | 2028 CA . She has 650 assists in 68 sets, and that 9.6 per set puts her in the top tier of the class.

Her game has been building toward this. This spring she was working on composure in high-pressure moments and organizing her team’s second-ball decisions. At USAV Championships, she came back into action mid tournament and chased down plays other setters let go. She plays with an expression that doesn’t change with the score, and she describes the court as her happy place, the spot where a calmer, steadier version of her takes over. Her summer focus was sharpening her placement and building chemistry with a new high school roster. The numbers suggest both are working.

~ Michelle Bamford @Coachable247

Alexandra Bradley plays with an expression that doesn’t change with the score, and that’s exactly what makes her fun to watch. At the USAV Championships, she came back into action mid tournament and didn’t hold anything back, chasing balls all over the court and running down plays other setters might let go. That kind of hustle is a direct reflection of how much she loves the game: she describes feeling constant joy the moment she steps on the floor, no matter what’s happening around her.

Off the court, she’s candid that she can carry stress, but the court is where that disappears and a calmer, steadier version of her takes over, what she calls her happy place. Heading into summer, her focus is specific: sharpening her placement as she distributes across the net, while also building chemistry with a new high school roster ahead of club season.

~ Michelle Bamford @Coachable247

Alexandra Bradley Alexandra Bradley 5'4" | S Summit | 2028 CA is building composure in high-pressure situations, learning how to respond with clarity and make the necessary adjustments to stay effective on the court. Her ability to process feedback and apply it quickly is helping her stay engaged and make plays when it matters.

Her communication plays a key role in how her team operates. By consistently calling out responsibilities and organizing second-ball decisions, she helps create structure and keeps her team aligned during fast-paced sequences.

She is continuing to develop her ability to stay steady under pressure, focusing on maintaining composure so she can deliver consistent decisions and execution in critical moments.

~ Michelle Bamford @Coachable247