Amanda Hairston brings efficient paint production and rim protection to Bethune-Cookman
Hairston stands out as a frontcourt player who pairs high-efficiency scoring with a real defensive presence: in her reported season at Bethune-Cookman, she led the MEAC in field-goal percentage at 50.3%, ranked second on the team in rebounds (160) and blocks (23), and her season was cut short by a knee injury, which is important context for evaluating current availability and upside.[4] If you need a versatile forward who finishes well, rebounds, and protects the rim, she looks like a strong fit—provided your staff is comfortable monitoring her return from injury.[4]
