Fairmont State University Athletics

* First Team All-MEC (2013)
* First Team AVCA All-Atlantic Region (2013)
* Second Team Daktronics All-Atlantic Region (2013)
* Second Team All-WVIAC (2012)
* All-WVIAC Honorable Mention (2011)

As A Senior (2013): First team All-MEC … First team AVCA All-Atlantic Region … finished second on the team with 363 kills and had a team-best 98 blocks on the season (20 solo) … had the third-highest attacking percentage in the MEC (.342) … also chipped in 56 digs for the Falcons … had 17 matches with double-digit kills and tallied five or more blocks seven times this season … had eight kills and five block assists vs. Mercyhurst at Falcon Fest (9/6) … drove home 18 kills the next morning against Pitt-Johnstown (9/7) … tied a career-high with 22 kills against Slippery Rock at the Shepherd Crossover (9/13) … also tallied seven digs and six blocks against The Rock … had another solid performance against Slippery Rock the next weekend with 17 kills and three blocks at the Wheeling Crossover (9/20) … also reached double figure kills against Kutztown (9/20) and Edinboro (9/21) in Wheeling … tallied 15 kills and four blocks at Concord (9/28) … had 12 kills and six block assists vs. Wheeling Jesuit at home (10/15) … followed up that performance with 13 kills and five blocks against Charleston (10/18) … chipped in eight kills and six blocks at Davis & Elkins (10/22) … recorded 12 kills and six blocks vs. Notre Dame College (11/2) … ended the regular season with 11 kills and six blocks at Wheeling Jesuit (11/16) … had 43 kills and five blocks in three matches at the MEC Tournament (11/23).

As A Junior (2012): Second team All-WVIAC selection … second on the team with 339 kills … second in the WVIAC with a .360 hitting percentage … led the team with 103 total blocks (23 solo) … also recorded 76 digs and 13 assists … six total blocks in the opener against Urbana (8/31/12) … 12 kills and five total blocks later in the day against King College … tallied 10 kills against Notre Dame College (9/1/12) … 13 kills and three blocks in a five-set loss to Slippery Rock (9/8/12) … seven block assists in the second match of the day at Clarion (9/8/12) … totaled 12 kills and six total blocks at Davis & Elkins (9/12/12) … 15 kills and seven blocks vs. Kutztown (9/14/12) … season-high eight digs and 15 kills against Shippensburg (9/14/12) … 20 kills and six total blocks against Pitt-Johnstown (9/26/12) … 15 kills and six total blocks at Point Park (10/1/12) … 38 kills and eight blocks in two matches at Urbana (10/6/12) … earned WVIAC Player of the Week (10/8/12) for her performance at Point Park and Urbana … racked up 16 kills at Notre Dame College (10/13/12) … six total blocks against Wheeling Jesuit (10/17/12) and WV State (10/19/12) … season-high 22 kills against the Yellow Jackets … followed up that performance with 17 kills at Alderson-Broaddus (10/26/12) … hammered home 15 kills in a five-set match at West Liberty (11/6/12) … four total blocks in both WVIAC Tournament matches against Davis & Elkins (11/15/12) and Wheeling Jesuit (11/16/12).

As A Sophomore (2011): All-WVIAC honorable mention selection … second on the team with 410 kills … third in the WVIAC in kills per set (3.18) … led the team with 110 total blocks (22 solo) … served 22 kills and had 92 digs … ninth in the WVIAC in hitting percentage (.287) … 16 games of double-digit kills …10 kills and no errors vs. Felician (9/2/11) … 14 kills and five blocks against both Mercyhurst (9/2/11) and Pitt-Johnstown (9/3/11) … five blocks against Slippery Rock (9/9/11) … 20 digs and just two errors along with four blocks against Shippensburg (9/10/11) … tallied 13 kills and seven total blocks (three solo) vs. Davis & Elkins (9/16/11) … registered 14 kills against Ohio Valley (9/16/11) … 11 kills, six digs and two aces against Charleston (9/17/11) … notched 12 kills in a win over Glenville State (9/23/11) … 16 kills and four blocks against Pitt-Johnstown (10/5/11) … hammered 11 kills to go with five blocks against Urbana (10/8/11) … just one error with 10 kills against Kentucky State (10/8/11) … came up with four blocks and 11 kills against IUP (10/11/11) … 16 kills, six digs and four blocks vs. WV State (10/21/11) … tallied 10 kills and committed just two errors, along with six total blocks in a win over West Liberty (10/26/11) … notched 20 kills with three service aces against Rio Grande (10/29/11) … 16 kills with four blocks in five-set win over Notre Dame (10/29/11) … 20 kills, eight digs and five total blocks against Charleston (10/31/11) … contributed 15 kills and five total blocks in regular season finale against Concord (11/5/11) … 19 kills and five total blocks against the Mountain Lions in the first round of the WVIAC Tournament (11/10/11).

As A Freshman (2010): Played in all 30 games ... tallied 198 kills ... second on the team with 75 total blocks ... six games with 10 or more kills ... registered three kills in her debut against Edinboro (9/3/10) … eight kills and five total blocks in a win over Point Park (9/4/10) … eight kills and just one error to go with three block assists against Millersville (9/11/10) … nine kills and no errors against Bluefield State (9/18/10) … six block assists against WV Wesleyan (9/25/10) … 11 kills against Urbana (9/25/10) … season-high 13 kills against Glenville State (9/28/10) … also had three digs and four block assists against the Pioneers … 10 kills against Shippensburg (9/29/10) … five digs and four block assists against WV Wesleyan (10/2/10) … nine kills against Alderson-Broaddus (10/6/10) … 10 kills vs. Pitt-Johnstown (11/6/10) … 11 kills against Alderson-Broaddus in WVIAC Tournament (11/12/10).

Amber Wilson’s Career Highs
Kills: 22 (twice)
Block Solo: 5 vs. Pitt-Johnstown (9/26/12)
Total Blocks: 7 (three times)
Digs: 8 (twice)

Before Fairmont State: Two-year letterwinner for coach Scott Haddix … two-time All-SAC honorable mention selection … voted as team Offensive MVP and Most Improved … helped the Bruins to a district championship in 2007 … also lettered in track.

Personal: Amber E. Wilson … born July 13, 1991 … daughter of Denice Spearman and Carl Wilson.