College of Coastal Georgia

Sophomore Season (2023-24)

Amanda appeared in all twenty-seven games for the Lakers during her sophomore campaign, earning one starting assignment. She demonstrated significant offensive growth throughout the season, totaling 167 points while averaging 6.2 points per game. Her career-best performance came at Davenport on February 22, when she exploded for nineteen points to lead her team. She recorded her highest field goal output against Findlay on November 10, connecting on seven field goals in that contest. Throughout the season, she proved to be a reliable perimeter threat, knocking down three-pointers in thirteen different games, including her final three-point make against Wisconsin-Parkside on March 2. Beyond her scoring contributions, she pulled down forty-five rebounds and distributed thirty-three assists while also contributing nine steals and one block on the defensive end. She achieved her season-high four rebounds on four separate occasions, with her final occurrence coming at Michigan Tech on January 13. Her best playmaking performance came against Ferris State on February 10, when she dished out four assists. Her consistent presence in the lineup and improved offensive production made her a valuable contributor throughout the season as she continued to develop her all-around game at the collegiate level.

Freshman Season (2022-23)

Amanda transferred to Lake Superior State University from North Dakota following the fall semester. She appeared in thirteen games for the Lakers during her first season with the program. She averaged 3.1 points per game while shooting 34.8 percent from the field as she adjusted to her new team and system. Throughout the abbreviated season, she totaled forty points, seven rebounds, and seven assists while beginning to establish her role within the program. She recorded her best defensive performance against Saginaw Valley State on February 9, when she registered two steals. Her first season at Lake Superior State provided a foundation for her continued development and the significant improvement she would demonstrate in her sophomore campaign.