Saint Louis Billikens Athletics

Assistant Director of Athletics for Sports Medicine and Wellness Angie Bradley is in her second stint with the Saint Louis University Department of Athletics. Bradley has served in her current position since returning to SLU in September 2018.
 
Bradley is responsible for sports medicine administration, mental health initiatives, the empowerment speaker series, facilitation of bystander intervention and sexual assault prevention training. She also is the athletic trainer for the Billikens’ women’s soccer and men’s and women’s track and field teams.
 
The Waterloo, Illinois, native initially arrived at Saint Louis in December 2007 as an assistant athletic trainer. She served in that role for 10 years before becoming athletic trainer to Dr. Lyndon Gross at the Orthopedic Center of St. Louis, where she spent one year before returning to SLU.
 
Bradley began her professional career in 2000 at STAR Physical Therapy in Nashville, Tennessee, providing outreach athletic trainer coverage at Page High School and in-clinic patient rehabilitation. In 2004 she became athletic trainer at St. Louis Community College at Forest Park, where she remained until beginning her first tenure at SLU.
 
Wills earned a bachelor’s degree in health management at Southeast Missouri State University, where she gained experience as a student athletic trainer. She was a graduate assistant athletic trainer and earned a master’s degree at Middle Tennessee State University.