University of West Alabama

Spring 2021: Amacher appeared in four matches of the abbreviated season totaling 25 digs, three aces, and six assists. 

2019: Amacher appeared in 25 matches playing in 94 sets in her second season. The defensive specialist led the team in digs per set at 4.51 for a season total of 424. Amacher tallied three 30-plus digs matches on the season with a career best 35 digs against Hamline on October 25. 

2018: Amacher had an impressive rookie season with the Wildcats appearing in all 26 matches and playing in 90 sets. Amacher led the team in digs with 506 averaging 5.62 per set, good for the No. 1 spot in the MIAC. She also ranks No. 7 in program history for single season digs. Amacher had a career-high 34 digs against the University of Wisconsin-River Falls. The rookie libero earned MIAC Athlete of the Week honors on September 17, the only first-year to earn the honor in 2018. She also earned MIAC All-Conference recognition, as just one of two first-years. 
 
High School: Volleyball: Captain...Two-Time All-Conference...1,000 Digs Club and school recorder holder for digs...Two-Time Defensive MVP...Team MVP

Basketball: Two-Time Captain...All-Conference Honorable Mention...Two-Time All-Conference...1,000 points and school All-Time Points Record Holder...Most Assists...Offensive MVP

Personal: Nursing Major, Psychology minor. Daughter of Brian and Kari Amacher. 

I'm proud to be a Wildcat because: Of the community and support system that comes with it. Also, knowing that I’m getting a good education while being able to play.

Why did you choose to attend St. Catherine?:  I chose St. Catherine University because I like the smaller campus size along with smaller class sizes. Also because it is known for its awesome nursing program.

What do you enjoy most about being a student-athlete at St. Catherine?: The thing I enjoy most about being a student-athlete is how supportive each sport is towards each-other. It creates a very positive environment to be around.