Came
off her redshirt season and established her self at the point guard
position as a junior in 2002-2003........ Second among returning
scorers, having averaged 6.1 points per game last season....Ranked second
in assists, averaging 3.1 per game...Made 80 per cent of her free throws.....Started
the last 14 games and 17 of the last 18 after starting only two of the
first 10 games....Scored in double figures on six occasions, including
a career-high 21 points against Prairie View A&M..... Dished out
a career-best nine assists at Arkansas-Little Rock.....Grabbed a career-high
rebounds against Texas A&M-Corpus Christi....Played 31 or more minutes
in each of the last 12 games....The Lady Broncs were 7-12 in games that
Carlow started......Member of the Criminal Justice National Honor Society.......Received
an Arthur Ashe Junior Sport Scholar Award....Redshirted during the 2001-02
season at The University of Texas-Pan American due to an injury.........A
standout at NORTHEAST COMMUNITY COLLEGE, where she was twice
named All-Conference, and twice chosen All-Region.....Helped lead her
team to the conference championship in each of her two seasons.....Averaged
nine points, five rebounds and four assists per game.....Totaled 284
rebounds, 266 assists and 122 steals.....Led team in assists...Earned
the Floor General Award.....Named to the Dean’s List....Earned
Academic All-Region honors........Starred at RAPID CITY CENTRAL HIGH
SCHOOL....Named second team All-State...Named All-Conference on
each of four occasions.....Named Cobbler Classic Most Valuable Player......Named
Most Valuable Player of her team......Served as team captain...Led team
to two league championships and two state playoff appearances......
Named Academic All-State.....Named to the Honor Roll and the National
Honor Society......Recognized as her school’s top female athlete.........Four-year
Honor Roll member........ Graduated Summa Cum Laude.
Born July 19, 1981.......Daughter of Marilyn and Michael Carlow.......Has
four siblings, Michael, Junior, Michelle, Mikki and Artie, and a son,
Riyen..........Majoring in Corrections.
Coach Craft
on Amanda Carlow:
“Amanda is
a returning starter who was as solid as any player we had in the last
half of the season last year. She’s one of our best point guards,
she has good range, and has the pulse of the basketball team. She
understands what’s required at that position, she has great mental
strength, and she’s a leader.”
Came
off her redshirt season and established her self at the point guard
position as a junior in 2002-2003........ Second among returning
scorers, having averaged 6.1 points per game last season....Ranked second
in assists, averaging 3.1 per game...Made 80 per cent of her free throws.....Started
the last 14 games and 17 of the last 18 after starting only two of the
first 10 games....Scored in double figures on six occasions, including
a career-high 21 points against Prairie View A&M..... Dished out
a career-best nine assists at Arkansas-Little Rock.....Grabbed a career-high
rebounds against Texas A&M-Corpus Christi....Played 31 or more minutes
in each of the last 12 games....The Lady Broncs were 7-12 in games that
Carlow started......Member of the Criminal Justice National Honor Society.......Received
an Arthur Ashe Junior Sport Scholar Award....Redshirted during the 2001-02
season at The University of Texas-Pan American due to an injury.........A
standout at NORTHEAST COMMUNITY COLLEGE, where she was twice
named All-Conference, and twice chosen All-Region.....Helped lead her
team to the conference championship in each of her two seasons.....Averaged
nine points, five rebounds and four assists per game.....Totaled 284
rebounds, 266 assists and 122 steals.....Led team in assists...Earned
the Floor General Award.....Named to the Dean’s List....Earned
Academic All-Region honors........Starred at RAPID CITY CENTRAL HIGH
SCHOOL....Named second team All-State...Named All-Conference on
each of four occasions.....Named Cobbler Classic Most Valuable Player......Named
Most Valuable Player of her team......Served as team captain...Led team
to two league championships and two state playoff appearances......
Named Academic All-State.....Named to the Honor Roll and the National
Honor Society......Recognized as her school’s top female athlete.........Four-year
Honor Roll member........ Graduated Summa Cum Laude.