Bio

Casey Grange '07
Women’s Soccer
Hall of Fame Class of 2013

There are few players in a successful program that can be looked upon as an unquestionable leader both on and off the field. Casey Grange, the first Bryant soccer player to earn All-America honors, is one of them. 

Bryant’s Female Athlete of the Year, Grange was recognized as a National Soccer Coaches Association All-America selection as a senior in 2006, after scoring a league-best 19 goals for the Bulldogs to lead her team to the Northeast-10 Conference Championship Game.

Grange, a team captain in 2006, played in 85 games (third all-time) from 2003-06 and still holds the program’s career records  for goals, with 40, assists, with 21, and points, with 101. In addition, she holds the records for career shots (207), career shots on goal (99), goals in a season (19), points in a season (46), game-winning goals in a season (6), shots in a season (94) and shots on goal in season (56).

Her 11 career game-winning scores rank second in program history. A three-time Northeast-10 All-Conference selection, Grange was named all-region by the National Soccer Coaches Association three times.