- While at Cabrini, she led the Varsity Softball team to state championships in 2006 and 2007 and was named the Detroit Catholic League Female Athlete of the Year in ’08. Amanda made the EA Sports All American 1st team twice, was named the Gatorade State Player of the Year in ’07 and was selected all-state three times by the Michigan High School Softball Coaches Association was named three times to the Detroit News All-Metro 1 st team. She also set the national record for the most RBIs by a junior at 90.
- Amanda continued to excel in her college softball career. While at the University of Michigan, she was twice named Big10 Player of the Year, a Michigan Big Ten Medal of Honor winner, and a two-time All-American. She finished her career at Michigan ranked second in RBIs, and second in grand slams.
- Amanda has been a member of the USA Women’s Softball National Team on and off since 2012. Team USA took her to the Pan Am Games, the World Cup of Softball, the Japan All-Star World Series, and several World Championships, where they won silver and gold medals, and Amanda won MVP honors.
- In 2020 we proudly watched Amanda represent the USA in the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. We cheered when she made the game-winning hit against Canada and then, in extra innings in the game with Australia, had a walk-off hit to send Team USA into the gold medal game.
- Team USA fell to the host, Japan, 2-0 to conclude their amazing Olympic run with a silver medal. The team took 5 medals, more than any other nation.