Chynna Bozeman is a current AAU travel basketball coach with the Tri-State Pride. Coach Bozeman started a basketball training company called Rim Runners which teaches discipline in all facets of the game. She explains getting recruited out of the Columbus, OH area and playing travel basketball through her career. A modest person while talking about her own accomplishments, isn't hesitant to demand the best out of her athletes.

At MSU
2009-10
Named the Ohio Valley Conference Player of the Year and First-Team All-OVC...OVC All-Tournament...Set the Morehead State and Ohio Valley Conference single season records for three pointers made (121) and attempted (344)..Her 121 three-pointers ranked as the fourth best single season total in NCAA Division I history...Four-time OVC Player of the Week...Averaged 19.6 points, 4.9 rebounds, 3.2 assists and 1.8 steals per game...Ranked first in the OVC in three-pointers made, second in free throw percentage and sixth in assists per game...Led the nation in three-pointers made per game...Ranked 15th in the nation in Division I in scoring average...Scored 648 points, which ranks as the second highest season total in school history...Shot 83 percent (121-146) at the free throw line...Set the MSU single game free throw percentage mark (17-17) at Tennessee State...Scored in double figures in all but one game...Posted 11 games with at least five three-pointers  made...Compiled 18 games of 20-plus points and three 30-plus scoring games...Shot 6-of-10 from distance and scored 27 points against Marshall (12/1/09)...Posted double double (24 pts, 10 rbs) at UT Martin (12/3/09)...Nailed five treys and had 24 points in home win over Austin Peay (1/2/10)...Scored 30 points, hitting all 17 free throw attempts, at Tennessee State (1/28/10)...Scored then-career high 37 points, tying the MSU single game three-point record with nine, at Austin Peay (1/31/10)...Hit seven triples and netted 27 points versus Eastern Kentucky ( 2/20/10)...Set careeer high with 39 points, including 13-15 free throws, in OVC tournament first round home win over Murray State (3/2/10)...27 points in OVC tournament semifinals against Austin Peay (3/5/10).