Laneah Bryan
American flag football player (born 1996)
About Laneah Bryan
Born 1996. Laneah Bryan is an American basketball player and flag football player.
Flag football career
Bryan began playing flag football after college with her local league in El Paso. She caught seven interceptions at the tournament including one in the 26–21 win over Mexico in the final. She broke her ankle after the tournament but recovered in time for the next major competition. Later in the year, she and Madison Fulford joined the Caudillas de Chihuahua in Mexico and helped the team reach the championship game in the inaugural Torneo Nacional de Flag Femenil. She earned a silver medal at the 2025 World Games in China after losing 26–21 to Mexico in the final. She settled for bronze at the in Panama, defeating the hosts after a semifinal loss to Mexico.
Personal life
Bryan is the daughter of Sharon and Shawn Bryan and has four siblings. Outside of flag football, she founded two businesses in El Paso, MountainStar Solar and GOAT Roofing & Construction.
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Who is Laneah Bryan?
American flag football player (born 1996)
When was Laneah Bryan born?
Laneah Bryan was born on 23 May 1996.
What is Laneah Bryan's occupation?
Laneah Bryan is a basketball player and flag football player.
What nationality is Laneah Bryan?
Laneah Bryan is American.
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