Central Michigan guard with little public stat trail, but a high-upside local scorer
Amene’s current college footprint is still thin in the public data, so he profiles more as an evaluative prospect than a proven stat-stuffer right now; ESPN lists him as a Central Michigan guard, but shows no available game-log information, which suggests limited documented action at the Division I level so far.[1][6] What stands out from his high school record is scoring punch—Catholic Central notes he was viewed as one of the state’s top guards and scored 49 points in his first game there—hinting at perimeter confidence and shot-making upside.[11] For a team, he’s a fit if you want a guard with offensive potential and room to grow, not someone with an established college production résumé yet.[10][11]
