Bradley University Athletics

Honors & Awards
MVC Commissioner's Academic Excellence Award: 2018
MVC Honor Roll: 2019 & 2018
Bradley AD Honor Roll: Fall 2017, Spring 2018, Fall 2018

2018-19 (Senior): Selected as team’s Best Defensive Player … Started 19 of the 28 games she appeared in … Helped Bradley to 13-6 record in her starts … Missed two games midway through the non-conference portion of the schedule due to injury ... Started 14 of the last 17 ... Had 10 or more points in six of the last seven (12.4 ppg) and all nine of her outings scoring in double figures came in conference play, where she averaged 8.1 points per game after scoring 3.1 points per contest in non-conference action ... Scored a career-high 25 points at #23 Drake to wrap up the regular season exactly one year to the day from scoring her previous career best off 22 points in the MVC quarterfinals against Missouri State ... Netted a then season-best 17 points in the final home game of her career in the victory over Loyola ... Made 27 of her 34 free throw attempts (79.4 percent) in the last nine contests ... Scored a then season-best 13 points in the win at Illinois State ... Provided a spark off the bench with eight points and matched a career-high with four assists in the victory at Indiana State ... Averaged 9.2 points per game in the last 13 outings ... Had 11 points vs. Northern Iowa ... Scored eight points in 11 minutes against Chicago State, making four of five free throws ... Collected four points, six rebounds and three steals in the championship game of the FAU Thanksgiving Tournament ... Played 13 minutes in the season opener against Southeast Missouri State, pulling down a pair of offensive rebounds and coming up with a steal.

2017-18 (Junior): Started the first 20 games before coming off the bench for the first time at home against Valparaiso ... Averaged 15.5 points per game in her first two games in a reserve role before returning to the starting lineup at Missouri State (Feb. 9) ... Finished the year third on the team in scoring at 8.6 points per game to become first junior college transfer to score at least 8.0 points per game since Rasheeda Love (John A. Logan C.C.) averaged 8.3 ppg as a senior in 2002-03 ... Shot 35.8 percent from three-point range … Reached double figures in scoring 13 times, including a season-best 22 points in the MVC quarterfinals against Missouri State ... Made 20-of-54 (37.0 percent) three-pointers over the final 24 games after opening the season 4-for-13 … In her first appearance off the bench, she had 14 points and four steals in the home win against Valparaiso .... Scored 11 of Bradley’s first 13 points at Evansville, doing so in less than four minutes as she finished with 18 points in the convincing victory ... Had 13 or more in three of the first five games of her Bradley career ... Scored a team-best 15 points on 6-of-9 shooting and also had six steals in the MVC opener at Illinois State .... Turned in a double-double with 13 points, 10 rebounds, three assist, two steals and a block in the win against Nicholls State ... Had the most points by a Bradley player in their debut since 2005-06 (Kelly Krumwiede) with 17 points, six rebounds and one assist in the season opener against Omaha ... Was 6-for-8 from the field in the second half vs. Omaha as she collected 13 points and four rebounds to help the Braves pull away down the stretch ... Tossed in a team-high 13 points at Illinois to go with four rebounds and two assists

East Georgia State: Georgia Collegiate Athletic Association Player of the Year as a sophomore after averaging 15.8 points, 3.9 rebounds and 2.0 assists per game … Also earned Second Team NJCAA All-American honors … Shot 31 percent from three-point range and 73 percent from the free throw line, while helping the Bobcats to a 20-8 record in 2016-17 … Started 23 games as a freshman, averaging 13.0 points per outing.
 
Personal: The daughter of Yolanda and DeAndre Kent, Shunseere was born in Atlanta, Ga. … Has four siblings: Aquayette Hill, Timothia Kent Johnson, DeAndre, Jr.  and DeAnte … Majored in family & consumer science… First player in program history from the state of Georgia