Sophomores Amanda Ferro
#15
Sophomore • Pitcher/Outfield Height: 5-4 Bats/Throws: R/R Born: October 12, 1991 Clifton Park, N.Y./ Shenendehowa Major: History
GENERAL: An impact player who will split time between the circle and the outfield…A tremendous contact hitter with
speed to burn…Looking to rebound from an injury her freshman season that limited her innings in the rotation.
AS A FRESHMAN: Made 51 appearances, all of the starting variety…Hit .323 with one home run, ten RBI, 11 doubles, and nine stolen bases…Hit safely in 40 of 51 games…Belted her first collegiate home run at Winthrop (2/28)…Recorded a 10-game hitting streak from March 31 through April 10, and ended the season on an eight-game streak…Entered the circle on nine occasions, going 0-6 with a 6.09 ERA.
BEFORE SIENA: First Team All-State selection…Led Shenendehowa to the Section II Championship and a regional runner-up appearance…Named a Section II All- Star…Suburban Council MVP…Named to the First Team for both the Times Union and Troy Record…As a junior, hit .368 with 12 RBI while posting a stellar 21-2 record with 206 strikeouts and a 0.76 ERA in the circle…Was also a First Team All-State selection in field hockey…Lettered in basketball…Member of the National Honor Society and was a USAA Who’s Who in Science and American Scholar selection in 2008.
LAJEUNESSE ON FERRO: “Amanda should be one of our stalwarts in the circle this year. Arm injuries limited her time last year as a freshman. Offensively, she provides power, speed, and hitting for average. She should be one of our offensive leaders and she’s one of the most talented players in her class in the MAAC.”
Ferro’s Career Hitting Stats YEAR
2010 TOTALS 2010 TOTALS 22 51-51
.323 164 .323 164
GP-GS AVG AB RH 2B 3B HR RBI BB 51-51
27 53 11 11 10 27 53 11 11 10
Ferro’s Career Pitching Stats YEAR
APP-GS W-L 9-7
9-7 ERA CG SV IP
0-6 6.09 00 23 0-6 6.09 00 23
H
38 38
10 10
13
14 14
SO SB 24 9-14
24 9-14
BB SO OPPBA 13
.369 .369
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