Amie Bradley has been the head coach of the Trinity University Tigers women's basketball team since 2005.

Coach Bradley has led the Tigers to two trips to the NCAA Division III playoffs. Under Coach Bradley's leadership, Trinity has three, 20-win seasons.

The former Amie Smith was a four-year starter and member of the 1,000-point club for the University of Texas-Austin women's basketball team from 1993 to 1997. Coach Bradley was the squad's rebounding leader each season and was team captain during the Lady Longhorns 1996-97 campaign. Texas won the former Southwest Conference championship in 1996.

Coach Bradley was the recipient of the University of Texas Jill Sterkel Leadership Award and earned recognition on the Athletic Director's Honor Roll for all of her eight semesters as a Lady Longhorn. She received the Bachelor of Business Administration degree in 1997.

Coach Bradley went on to become the founder and owner of a basketball skills training company in Dallas. She trained athletes of all age levels and abilities. A master at teaching the art and science of basketball, Coach Bradley was hired as a motivational speaker for coaching clinics, camps and athletic banquets throughout the state of Texas. She was also an active coach in the Amateur Athletic Union (AAU).

A graduate of 28-time state champion Bishop Lynch High School in Dallas, Coach Bradley served on the coaching staff of her alma mater from 1999 to 2005.

Coach Bradley serves a co-sponsor of the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee.

She is a member of the Women's Basketball Coaches Association, the Texas Association of Basketball Coaches and the Fellowship of Christian Athletes.

Coach Bradley is married to Steve Bradley, a former Texas Longhorn football player. The Bradleys have five children, daughter Brooke (age 11), son Jack (9), daughter Paige (8), daughter Bryn (5) and son Ty (3).