Edison Community College...
Innocent to Transfer To Wright State 
May 22, 2012 

Edison Community College sophomore forward Brianna Innocent will transfer to Wright State University in the fall to play for the Raiders women’s basketball program after completing her associate of arts degree. 

Innocent, who joined the Chargers in 2010, was named the conference’s player of the year in 2012 and was named a third-team All-American in the JCAA after being a standout player for Vandalia. 

“Brianna has had two great years of growth here at Edison and set several records for our program,” said Chip Hare, Edison athletic director. “At the end of the day, she’s walking away with a two-year associate’s degree, is physically and mentally more mature and she will be a great force for Wright State.” 

Innocent had several Division I schools from throughout the region looking at her this year including Bowling Green, Miami, Western Michigan and Eastern Michigan. 

“My first semester at Edison I struggled and I just had to get the hang of college,” said Innocent. “I think that’s going to help me at Wright State because I have two years under my belt instead of going right into it out of high school.” 

Innocent will be attending Wright State on a full scholarship and is looking into studying early childhood education. 

“I’m excited to play at that level again,” said Innocent. “And being able to come out of college with a degree and no debt is rare these days.”