Amy Ambelang

Photo by: Glenn Losoya

Amy Ambelang at the Southland Conference Indoor Track & Field Championships

Photo by: Michael Wade

Height:
5-6
Class:
Junior
High School:
Geneva School of Boerne
Hometown:
Boerne, Texas

2021-2022: Indoors – at the WAC championships, just missed scoring when she placed 9^th in the pentathlon. Outdoors – at the WAC championship, she ran the 3^rd leg on the 1^st place 4x100 relay. Also placed 11^th in the 200 and 16^th in the 100. At the Oliver Jackson Twilight, she placed 7^th in the 200 (PR time of 24.43) and 10^th in the 100 (PR time of 11.90). She will concentrate on training in the sprints going forward.

2020-2021: Indoors – at the SLC championships, she placed 4^th in the pentathlon (with a PR total of 3345 points) and 9^th in the 60 hurdles. All T&F athletes can count this as a redshirt season due to the pandemic. Outdoors – at the SLC championship, she ran the anchor leg on the 3^rd place 4x100 relay and placed 9^th in the heptathlon with a PR total of 4555 points. Also anchored the 6^th place group in the Texas Relays University 4x100 relay.

2019-2020: Indoors – at her first ever collegiate conference meet, Amy got 12^th in the pentathlon and 23^rd in the 60 hurdles at the SLC championship. Outdoors – the season was cancelled due to pandemic – all athletes received a redshirt season.
Before ACU: At the 2019 TAPPS state meet in her HS senior year, Amy won the TAPPS 4A 100 hurdles and 300 hurdles, as well as placing 2^nd in the long jump, 5^th in the high jump, and anchoring the 1^st place 4x200 relay. She placed 5^th in the Texas Relays Division 1 100 hurdles as a senior as well. She won a total of 3 TAPPS 4A championships in the 100 hurdles and 2 championships in the 300 hurdles.

Personal: Amy graduated from Geneva School of Boerne in 2019 and her parents are Bryant and Mary Ambelang.