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Kim Amrod

29 Kim Amrod

  • Height:
    5-5
  • Year:
    Sr.
  • Hometown:
    Ridgefield, Conn.
  • High School:
    Ridgefield
  • Position:
    F/M

2010 Season: Ranked all-time for her 12 goals in 2010 and for career records tallying 82 points...had 6 assists and 30 points...scored a hat-trick versus Frostburg State on Sept. 28...scored twice to end Drew University's Landmark Conference winning streak on Oct. 16...edged Moravian College with an overtime goal on Oct. 2...scored once in both the first and second round of the NCAA Division III Field Hockey Championship games versus The College of Wooster and Ursinus College...named to the First Team All-Landmark Conference team...named to the 2010 Longstreth/NFHCA Division III All South Atlantic Region on Nov. 18...honored as Landmark Player of the week on Oct. 11.

2009 Season: Kim lead the field hockey team with number of points scored at 45. She lead the team in shots at 67. She also lead the team in goals at 18 and assists at 9. She had the second highest amount of game-winning goals at 6. She played and started in 21 games. She scored the only goal in the Landmark Conference Championship versus Susquehanna to win 1-0. This win lead the team to the NCAA Division III Championship game. She put the Eagles back in the game with an unassisted goal making the score 3-2 late in the NCAA Division III Championship game versus Lynchburg College. Amrod was named All-Region in field hockey, as well as named to the ECAC Mid-Atlantic Regional team. She was also named the Landmark Conference Player of the week during the season.

Kim Amrod is a senior from Ridgefield, Conn. She plays field hockey to "fulfill competitive needs and for the pure love of the sport." In the 21 games Kim played in the 2008 season, she scored two goals and had three assists. In high school, she received All-State First Team, All-Area First Team, and was the senior captain for Ridgefield High School's field hockey team.