efficient, versatile former Butler post with a high-IQ, team-first game
In her 2012-13 season at Butler, Amanda Raker started 22 games, shot 58.0% from the field, and averaged 4.4 points and 3.5 rebounds in 21.8 minutes per game, earning her teammates’ vote as the team’s most improved player. Her calling card was efficiency, energy, and reliability in the post rather than volume scoring—useful traits for a coach who wants a low-maintenance, high-effort frontcourt piece. Beyond the box score, she brought strong character and academic consistency, and her background suggests a dependable, coachable fit for a team that values toughness and role acceptance.
