Miami Ohio University Athletics
Hall of Fame
Amanda Jackson
- Induction:
- 2021
- Class:
- 2008
The program's only player to be named MAC Tournament MVP, Amanda Jackson led Miami to its first NCAA Tournament appearance in 2008 as the RedHawks won their first MAC Tournament since the 1981-82 season. Jackson was named to the MAC All-Tournament Team as well.
The three-time all-conference selection graduated as the program's leading scorer (1,979) and the record holder in field goals (685), free throws (464) and 20-point games (38).
Jackson still holds the single-season records for points (712), field goals (239), field goals attempted (607), free throws (175), free throws attempted (207) and 20-point games (19), all records she set during her senior season. She ranks in the top-10 in program history in 10 different categories.Â
The three-time all-conference selection graduated as the program's leading scorer (1,979) and the record holder in field goals (685), free throws (464) and 20-point games (38).
Jackson still holds the single-season records for points (712), field goals (239), field goals attempted (607), free throws (175), free throws attempted (207) and 20-point games (19), all records she set during her senior season. She ranks in the top-10 in program history in 10 different categories.Â
Miami Hockey Head Coach Anthony Noreen & Kocha Delic 2-21 Postgame
Saturday, February 21
Highlights: Miami Baseball vs UMass Lowell 2-21
Saturday, February 21
Miami Women's Basketball Highlights vs Ball State 2-21
Saturday, February 21
Miami Women's Basketball Head Coach Glenn Box & Tamar Singer 2-21 Postgame
Saturday, February 21
