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Backcourt Hoops Presents
The WNBA’s Amber Jacobs
2011
Basketball Camp
2011 Camp Pictures on Facebook

Baptist Bible College Head Womens
Basketball Coach
Former WNBA Player and Abington Heights
Graduate Amber Jacobs returns to this area as Head Women’s
Basketball Coach and Assistant Athletic Director At Baptist Bible College. She
previously was an Assistant Women’s
Basketball Coach at NCAA Div 1 University of Rhode Island
Online Camp Registration
(click here)
Amber Jacobs B-Ball Camp
5th thru 9th Grade For Boys & girls Fall 11
AJ1 June 27-30 BCH Riverfront 12:45– 4:15
Cost $85 pre registered & Paid $95 Walkup if space available
$30.00 non-refundable deposit must
accompany each application
Amber Jacobs
Baptist Bible College Head Womens
Basketball Coach
Former WNBA Player and Abington Heights
Graduate Amber Jacobs returns to this area as Head Women’s
Basketball Coach and Assistant Athletic Director At Baptist Bible College. She
previously was an Assistant Women’s
Basketball Coach at NCAA Div 1 University of Rhode Island
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Abington Heights High School (1996–2000)
A four-year letter winner on the basketball team at Abington Heights High School
... Averaged 23 points and five assists a game as a senior ... Finished her
career with over 2,400 points, 600 assists and 600 steals ... Three-time USA
Today Honorable Mention All-America selection ... Two-time Street & Smith
Honorable Mention All-American ... USA Today Pennsylvania Player of the Year as
a senior ... Named Miss Pennsylvania Basketball (inaugural award) following the
1999-2000 season ... A Parade All-American as a senior ... Ranked as the
nation’s No. 31 player on the Blue Star Index and No. 28 on the All-Star Girls
Report ... A member of the Abington Heights team that won the AAAA District 2
championship all four years and advanced to the Eastern Semifinals of the PIAA
State Playoffs in 1997-98 and 1998-99
Boston College (2000–2004)
(Freshman) Earned BIG EAST All-Rookie Team honors… (Sophomore) Was
the team’s leading scorer with 11.9 points per Outing. Invited by USA
Basketball to participate in the World Championships for Young Women
(Junior) Hit two game-winning buzzer- shots to land BC in its first-ever
Sweet Sixteen ... All-BIG EAST Honorable Mention team ... BIG EAST Academic
All-Star ... BIG EAST Player of the Week (2/3/03) .Averaged 12.1 points, 2.3
rebounds, and 3.7 assists per game . Scored her career 1,000th point on March 4,
2003. (Senior) Team Co-captain. ALL-BIG EAST Second Team and
All-Tournament Team. WBCA Kodak District One All-American. BC “Eagle of the
Year” Award. Led Boston College to its first-ever Big East Tournament
championship. AP Honorable Mention All-American. Won the WBCA All-Star Challenge
Three-Point Shooting. Is BC’s 4th-leading scorer (1544). Is fifth on BC’s
all-time assist board (469) ... Is sixth on BC’s all- time steal board (158) .
Is second on BC’s all-time three-point field goals made (183) and attempted
(502) lists.
Spring 2004
33rd pick in WNBA draft to Minnesota Lynx
WNBA Minnesota LYNX (2004–2007)
2004 Rookie Season Made her WNBA debut in Minnesota’s win at Sacramento on May
22. In 2006 Amber concluded her third season with the Lynx by starting all 34
games... Registered career-bests with 8.2 ppg, 2.6 rpg and 3.4 apg (good for
15th in the WNBA); her 115 assists equals the second-best total in club
history... Shot 44.9% from the field (up from 38.5% a year ago and 31.0% in her
rookie season), and was ninth in the league in three-point accuracy at 39.2%
(40-102).
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