Bryant will be heading to Fairfield in the fall to continue his lacrosse career for the Stags. The midfielder ended his high school career on a high note, being among the leaders on offense for a Trinity team that captured the inaugural KHSAA crown. Bryant led the state in goals with 82 while being second in points with 119. He dished out 37 assists in addition to his scoring exploits.

Throughout his high school career and especially during the 2025 season, Bryant showcased a special skillset as a dodger as he routinely showed his ability to beat his man and got his hands free. He was an especially strong threat when operating from that traditional midfield spot up top and coming downhill.

Bryant has been a key offensive playmaker for the Shamrocks each of the past few seasons and 2025 was no different. The focal point of Trinity’s offense, Bryant consistently put skills on display as an elite dodger who knows how to get downhill and be a playmaker as both a scorer and feeder. Bryant led the state with 82 goals on the year. He also dished out 37 assists for a grand total of 119 points on the year, which was good for second in the state. Bryant heads north in the fall to play his college ball for Fairfield.

The future Fairfield Stag was named tournament MVP following a state championship performance where he scored two goals and dished out one assist for three points. In his performance, Bryant showcased his powerful dodging ability as he was able to inflict pain on the Dragon defense from up top.

The leader of the Trinity offense indeed helped lead the way for the Shamrocks on Monday night, tallying four points off three goals and one assist. Two of his scores came off assists from fellow classmate Noah Hollister Noah Hollister 6'1" | 195 lbs | A/M | Left Hand Trinity | 2025 KY , as the connections from the two helped the Shamrocks get going early.

A strong threat from the midfield who knows how to get downhill and find space, Bryant enters the state tournament leading the Commonwealth in both goals and total points on the season. The Fairfield signee has cashed in 71 goals and dished out 26 assists for a total of 97 points.

The Fairfield signee has been on an absolute tear through the first month of his senior season. A midfielder who knows how to get downhill and create for himself, Bryant has been a multi-goal scorer in each of the Shamrocks’ contests to this point. He has 29 goals on the year and has been the leader of the Trinity offense.

Five different players contributed to create Trinity’s nine goals on Wednesday night. Bryant led the pack and ended the night as the game’s overall leading scorer with four goals. That included a natural hat trick in the third quarter. In that stretch, Bryant scored the first two goals nearly identically as he was able to get downhill off some pick action up top. His third consecutive and fourth overall score capped a transition sequence as he scored while diving towards the cage with Tiger defender on his back.

The Fairfield signee wasted no time getting his senior campaign started as Bryant showed through two games in week one that he is still one of the premier threats from the midfield in Kentucky. Bryant put his scoring ability on display in the Rocks’ opener, scoring four goals while also dishing out one assist in a loss to Memphis University School (Tenn.).

Signed to play for the Fairfield Stags, Bryant is an exciting and smart offensive playmaker from the midfield. He has the speed and has gown in his physicality to constantly make plays one-on-one from up top. The senior is a great shooter on the run and has a great feel for the game, moving well off-ball and knowing where to be and how to get himself open for quality looks on cage. He had 94 points off 54 goals and 40 assists last spring.

A Fairfield signee, Bryant has proven himself to be one of the best and most well-rounded offensive weapons in the Bluegrass. While helping Trinity to a championship last spring he put up 94 points off 54 goals and 40 assists. Bryant is especially good in his role as a dodger from up top as he knows how to get past his man and create good plays, whether that be as a shooter or feeder.