Ursuline College Athletic Hall of Fame
Jeri Bryant was not just a member of the inaugural basketball team at Ursuline College in 2000, but she was a team leader from her first appearance as a freshman. Her records set a high standard for students who followed her on the court.
At the time of her induction, Bryant ranked as the program’s all-time leader with 88 blocked shots. Her 645 rebounds ranked third in Ursuline basketball history, and she was Ursuline’s sixth highest scorer, with 828 points scored during her four year career.
Bryant’s single-season total of 32 blocked shots as a senior and 30 blocked shots as a junior rank second and third in Ursuline basketball history. In 2002-03, she shot 45.9% from the field, which is the second highest percentage for a season (minimum 100 field goals made), and she followed up the next year by shooting 45.5%, ranking her third. She also ranks sixth (229 - junior), eighth (217 - senior), and tenth (179 - sophomore) for rebounds in a single-season.
Bryant, who was only eligible for awards for three of her four years at Ursuline as it transitioned into the American Mideast Conference (AMC), was a two-time AMC Honorable Mention as a sophomore and junior. She finished her career with All-AMC Second Team honors. Twice she ranked in the Top-10 in the AMC in offensive rebounds and in the Top-15 in total rebounds.
Bryant graduated in the spring of 2004 with a degree in Business Administration.
