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Augusta University Athletics has appointed Amanda Fields as the new head coach of the Augusta Cheerleading team. Fields, a seasoned administrator within the athletics department and a former cheerleader herself, aims to foster a supportive environment for the team and enhance overall athletic success at the university. Her dual experience in administration and coaching is expected to strengthen communication and collaboration among student-athletes as they prepare for the upcoming season.
Augusta, Georgia – Augusta University Athletics has named Amanda Fields as the new head coach of the Augusta Cheerleading team, marking a significant development in the university’s athletics program. Fields, who has built a robust career within the athletic department, will step into her new role immediately, as preparations for the upcoming academic year and athletic season are set to commence.
A native of Pennsylvania, Fields brings a wealth of experience in both athletics and university administration to her new position. Currently, she is a prominent member of the Department of Athletics’ administrative leadership team at Augusta University. Her responsibilities encompass a range of crucial functions, including budget planning, accounts payable and receivable, team travel logistics, and comprehensive financial reporting.
Fields is not only an experienced administrator but also a former student-athlete herself. She earned her degree in Sports Business Administration from Drexel University, where she was an active member of the cheerleading team. This combination of personal experience and professional expertise positions Fields to lead the Augusta Cheerleading team effectively.
Upon accepting the head coach position, Fields expressed her gratitude for the opportunity to lead the team and her excitement about further engaging with the Augusta University Athletics Department. She aims to foster a positive environment for the cheerleading squad and contribute to the overall success of AU Athletics.
Fields’ appointment comes at a critical time as the university gears up for its academic and athletic activities in the coming year. She will begin her coaching duties without delay, focusing on the development and preparation of the cheerleading team as they approach the new season.
The move to appoint Fields as head coach reflects Augusta University’s commitment to developing strong leadership within its athletic programs. Fields’ dual role in athletics administration and coaching may enhance communication, collaboration, and overall program success, benefiting student-athletes and the university community as a whole.
With a foundation rooted in her own experiences as a cheerleader and an athletic administrator, Fields is poised to make a significant impact on the program. The Augusta community, particularly supporters of the cheerleading team, is optimistic about what her leadership will bring to the team and its future endeavors.
As the new head coach of the Augusta Cheerleading team, Amanda Fields represents a bridge between the administration and the student-athletes, highlighting the importance of mentorship and leadership in collegiate sports. The anticipation surrounding her tenure signals optimism for an exciting chapter in Augusta University Athletics.
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