"I recently came across this platform, and it’s disheartening—though sadly not surprising—to see that others have had experiences similar to mine. Although my time with this coach was six years ago, I believe it’s important to share what happened in hopes of helping future student-athletes make informed decisions on where they want to continue their career. Bryanne often chose to single players out and humiliate them in front of the team. Private matters were frequently made public, with teammates being drawn into meetings that should have remained private. One of the most uncomfortable and inappropriate aspects of my experience was her fixation on my personal life—particularly who I was dating at the time and what I did outside of school/softball. These conversations were intrusive, incredibly inappropriate, and made me feel as though my character was being scrutinized for reasons that had nothing to do with my performance as a student-athlete. Eventually, I brought my concerns—and a recording of one of our conversations—to the dean. She was placed on temporary leave, but no further steps were taken. I ultimately made the decision to transfer to Arizona State University to continue my education elsewhere. The following statement reflects my personal opinion based on my own experiences in which I strongly advise against any athlete playing under her, as I found her conduct to be highly unprofessional. "

"Sent an awful response to a recruit asking if the team was interested in his position and year."

"I had an extremely poor experience with this coach. She constantly used inappropriate language, such as profanity, and personally criticized athletes, making them feel belittled and degraded. Rather of providing a good, supportive environment, she generated drama among teammates, causing unnecessary friction. She also openly ridiculed and embarrassed her players in front of the entire squad, encouraging them to do the same, resulting in a toxic environment. To make matters worse, she spoke negatively about former athletes to other coaches and players, spreading hostility and gossip. It was obvious that she had no problem speaking behind people's backs. When confronted about her behavior, she would never take responsibility for her actions, often deflecting blame onto others or making excuses instead of owning up to her mistakes. This lack of accountability worsened the situation and contributed to a hostile, unprofessional atmosphere. Overall, her actions were utterly unacceptable for a coach, making it impossible to feel supported or valued as an athlete."

"I loved my experiences working with him."

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