Amber Chambers

Position:
F/MF
Height:
5-0
Class:
Sophomore
Hometown:
Dover, Del.
High School:
Dover

Working toward a double major in psychology and exercise and sports science ... Participates in UNC's ACT student-athlete mentoring program

2002: As a sophomore, played in 17 games and started eight ... Scored a goal in the Nov. 3 game against Princeton ... Had one assist, against Temple on Sept. 8

2001: Played in 18 games and started two, at Virginia and against Radford, both Tar Heel wins ... Scored two goals, the first of her career, against Virginia Commonwealth ... Also scored goals against Radford, Old Dominion (a goal in each of the two games) and at home against Virginia for a total of six on the season ... Against then-No. 1 Old Dominion at home on Oct. 17, came off the bench to assist on a goal by Meredith Keller then put in the game-winner herself in a 2-1 UNC victory ... Earned ACC Honor Roll honors for the 2001-02 school year

2000: Did not appear in a game and counted the year as a redshirt season ... Earned ACC Honor Roll and Dean's List honors for the 2000-01 school year

National/International: Attended A Camp and B Camp in 2001 ... Played for the championship-winning Southern Charm in the United Airlines summer league in 2001 and 2002

At Dover High School in Dover, Del.: Regional All-America selection ... Three-year all-state pick and team MVP ... Four-time All-Henlopen Conference selection ... A USFHA/Sport Eurotour Player of the Week ... Scholar-athlete honors all four years ... Three-time academic all-conference pick ... Dover's Female Athlete of the Year ... In soccer, earned four varsity letters and was a three-time all-conference pick ... Second-team and third-team all-state honoree and two-time team MVP ... Three-time scholar-athlete and two-time academic all-conference pick ... In track, was team MVP and a three-time scholar-athlete

Personal: Born Dec. 9, 1982, in Lewes, Del. ... Daughter of Denise Chambers-Kimbro ... Has two younger siblings, Christopher Chambers (18) and Alex Kimbro (10) ... Her mother played field hockey at High Point