Joined the Wright State coaching staff as a student assistant for the 2011 season.
2010: First Team All-Horizon League...led the league in runs scored and walks...finished second in the league in stolen bases, third in on-base percentage, tied for third in doubles, fourth in hits, tied for fifth in triple, seventh in batting and eighth in total bases...two hits, including a solo home run, in season opener against Indiana at the K-Club Classic and had two hits, including a triple, later in the tournament versus Jacksonville State...two hits at South Florida...went three-for-five with four RBI and two runs scored against North Carolina State...two hits in first meeting with Utah State...collected six hits and scored six times in Detroit tripleheader...three-for-three in first game of Loyola doubleheader and went two-for-three in the second game...two hits in Cleveland State nightcap...smacked a two-run homer and scored three times in first game at Youngstown State...three-for-three with four stolen bases and two runs scored in first game with Green Bay...two hits and three RBI in second game with the Phoenix...scored six times in Valparaiso series...had three hits, including two doubles, in opener at UIC and collected six hits overall in the series...MVP of the Horizon League Tournament and also received the Defensive Award...three hits, including a triple, with two RBI against Butler...two stolen bases and two runs scored versus Valparaiso...two hits and two runs scored in first game of championship series against Cleveland State...doubled in a run versus Illinois State at the NCAA Regionals and later knocked in two against Notre Dame.
2009: Selected Second Team All-Horizon League...finished first in the Horizon League in fielding assists and was tied for second in triples, fifth in runs scored, sixth in total bases and ninth in stolen bases...drove in three against Tennessee Tech...smacked a two-run home run in series opener with Cleveland State...cracked two home runs and drove in three in first game with Eastern Michigan...knocked in two in second game versus the Eagles...doubled and homered and scored twice in opener at Ohio...three hits, including two doubles, and two runs scored in second game with the Bobcats...homered and drove in two runs in second game of Valparaiso series and had a three-run homer in the finale...collected two hits in all three games at Detroit, including a three-run triple in the opener and a three-run home run in the final game...two hits, including a triple, with three runs scored in opener at Bowling Green...two hits, including a two-run double, against Loyola at the Horizon League Tournament.
2008: First Team All-Horizon League honoree...finished eighth nationally in RBI and 31st in triples per game...tied for the League lead in triples and ranked second in hits, RBI and total bases, third in slugging percentage, tied for fourth in runs scored, fifth in home runs, tied for fifth in stolen bases, sixth in batting average, seventh in on-base percentage and tied for eighth in doubles...two hits and two RBI in second meeting with Mississippi State...two hits and four RBI in second game against Fordham...two-for-two with a solo home run and four RBI versus Wisconsin...two RBI against Jackson State and Morehead State...smacked a three-run homer versus Detroit...doubled and homered with three RBI in Rio Grande opener...homered and drove in three in finale with Cleveland State...named the Horizon League Player of the Week on April 7 after collecting 10 hits and 11 RBI in five games against Ball State and Green Bay, including seven hits and eight RBI versus the Phoenix...drove in three in Toledo nightcap...homered and knocked in three in Youngstown State opener...three hits, including a three-run homer, in second game at Dayton...two hits, including a two-run double and a three-run home run, in opener at IPFW...drove in a pair of run against UIC at the Horizon League Tournament...two hits and two RBI versus Michigan at the NCAA Regional...doubled in a run and scored once against Kent State.
2007: Named Second Team All-Horizon League...one of two Raiders to start every game...collected first collegiate hit, a double, against Oregon State...smacked a solo home run versus UCLA...had two hits against Portland State and San Jose State...went three-for-four with two runs scored, two RBI and three stolen bases versus Gardner-Webb...two hits, including a triple, with three RBI in first meeting with Oakland and had two runs scored in the second...homered and scored twice in Dayton nightcap...two hits, including a three-run homer, and drove in five in first Harvard meeting...homered and scored twice in IPFW opener and had two more runs scored with two steals in the second game...doubled and knocked in three runs in Butler series finale...triple and drove in three in first game of Eastern Kentucky twinbill...scored twice in both ends of Cleveland State doubleheader...homered and doubled in collecting three hits with three runs scored and four RBI in Green Bay nightcap...three hits in Youngstown State doubleheader...scored four times in UIC series...hit a game-tying two-run double against UIC at the Horizon League Tournament...scored twice in the championship game versus Cleveland State.
High School: Lettered all four years for the Mohawks...selected all-district and All-Southern Ohio Conference all four years and First Team All-District three times after being named to the Second Team as a freshman...received First Team All-State honors as a senior as she hit .573 with 10 home runs...chosen as the SOC Player of the Year in 2006...named Second Team All-State as a junior and Honorable Mention in 2004...holds school records for batting average, hits and home runs...also lettered all four years in basketball, earning Second Team All-State and SOC Player of the Year honors as a senior...lettered all four years in volleyball, where she was the SOC Player of the Year as a junior and senior, and twice in track.
Personal: Born Kristen Nicole Bradshaw on June 3, 1988...is the daughter of Les Bradshaw and Karen Bradshaw and has one brother.
