Bradshaw’s shooting touch still pops in SEMO lore
Allyson Bradshaw is best known as a right-now guard who could stretch defenses with deep-range shooting, and in her Southeast Missouri State career she became one of the program’s most dependable perimeter threats, including 122 made threes by early 2014 and a 2013-14 stretch where she led the Redhawks in scoring over six games at 11.2 points per game while hitting 36.3% from three. Her fit is obvious: she brings spacing, experience, and a scorer’s confidence, though the available records suggest she also battled early-season injury issues.
