Women's Basketball

Amanda Duke has remained with the Siena Heights women's basketball program for her second year as an assistant coach. She is a 2013 graduate of SHU after earning a Bachelor's degree in Biology.

Duke quietly etched her name in the Saints' record books while being part of the winningest class in Siena Heights women's basketball history -- a four-year stretch in which the team had a 71-55 record.

Duke ended her collegiate campaign with the highest career field-goal percentage in Saints' women's basketball history. She compiled a .567 percentage (263 of 464). Duke also made it to seventh all-time for made free throws (213) and is third on the all-time free-throw percentage list at .786.

Duke also compiled the best field-goal shooting season in SHU history at .582 (138 of 237) and second-best free-throw shooting season at .821 (96 of 107). Her 2011-12 season performances are now third in field-goal percentage (.564) and fourth in free-throw percentage (.774).