Ardmore High School freshman Amara King is a multisport athlete, playing both basketball
and track for the Ardmore High School Tigers. For basketball, Amara plays multiple
positions, including point guard, small forward, and shooting guard, but is able to play all
positions. Amara is a cheap panerai replica sports veteran having started playing basketball in first grade, and
started track when she was just 8 years old; Amara would participate in United States of
America Track and Field (USATF) in the summer.  
Amara is proud to represent her school panerai replica watches and her community as a student athlete. Amara
proclaimed, “It means everything to me to be able to represent both my school and
community.”
As far as a teacher or replica omega watches coach that has impacted Amara the most, she doesn’t limit it to simply
one. Amara explained, “I simply cannot limit it to one. Coach Cody, Coach Jessie, and Coach
Rod have had the biggest impacts on my life. They have developed me into the player I am
today. They have helped me overcome obstacles. They push me to be a better person and
athlete. Without them a lot of this would not be possible.”
Amara looks to her family as the source of her biggest role model. Amara stated, “My mom
is my biggest influence. She is always there for me and always has my back.”
In regards to what it has taken Amara to become successful in sports, Amara stated, “It has
taken practice, mindset, hard work, and having great coaches that push me to be better
every time I step on a court.”
Many memories are made as a student athlete. For Amara, 2 particular events stood out to
her the most, thus far. Amara recalled, “One of those memories was getting 52 points in one
game. Also, this past summer, South Carolina Women’s Basketball Coach Dawn Stanley sat
on our court and watched us play.”
After graduating high school, Amara plans on continuing her education while also playing
NCAA Basketball. Amara stated, “I want to take my basketball career to the next level, and
one day play for Louisiana State University.”