2011-12 Season Highlights: (11/13/2011 at Northeast Conference Event #1): Played in eight games and had total wood of 1,402 and a 175.25 average and 42
nd place showing.
(11/18 at Eastern Shore Classic): Placed 24th with total pinfall of 891 (178.20 average) and scores of 178-191-188-182-152.
(12/4 @ Red Flash Invitational): Finished ninth with 876 total wood (192-174-182-154-174; 175.2).
(1/28 at Kutztown Invitational): Bowled the first five games and had a 192.800 average. Her 964 pinfall was the second highest of any player in the field who didn't bowl all six games, finishing in 82nd place with total wood of 964 (216-215-212-166-155).
2010-11 Season Highlights: (11/06/2010 at New Jersey Jamboree): Bowled four games and was 67th out of 118 players, with a game high of 203. Brehm averaged 171.50 with 686 total wood (177-160-203-146).
(11/07/2010 at New Jersey Jamboree vs Sacred Heart): Led off all seven games of the series. Opened six of seven games with a strike and at one point tossed seven consecutive strikes. Also opened 10 of the final 12 games of the tournament with a strike
, setting the tone for NJCU.
(11/22/2010): Women's bowling leadoff was featured in the
College Corner by The Home News Tribune/My Central Jersey.
(2/19/2011 @ Morgan State Invitational): Posted a five-match average of 202.60 and pinfall of 1013, with games scores of 202-220-182-228-181.
(2/20/2011 @ Morgan State Invitational): Selected to Second-Team All-Tournament Team...Placed sixth of 122 bowlers
(3/06/2011 at NEC Event #3): Tacked on scores of 152 and 171.
Kutztown, 2008-09: Bowled in seven games with an 1155 pinfall, averaging 165. High game was 195…(10/11, Kutztown Duals): 2 games, 322 pins, 161 average, 176 high…(10/31-11/2, FDU Invite): 1 game, 143 pins…(1/10-11): 2 games, 375 pins, 187.5 average, 195 high…(3/6-8, ECAC Championship): 1 game, 134 pins.
High School: A 2008 graduate of East Brunswick High School in East Brunswick, NJ with a 3.3 GPA…Was a three-year bowler (two varsity) for Coach Jeff Elias…As a senior in 2007-08, she was named First-Team All-State, First-Team All-Central Jersey, First-Team All GMC-Division and First-Team All-Area…Won the Central Jersey Group IV sectional singles championship with a 233 high and 647 series on February 1, 2008 and later placed eighth in the NJSIAA individual state finals…Part of an EBHS club which won the 2007-08 Group IV state championship before falling to Carteret High (and current NJCU teammates Jennifer and Kelly Daunno) in the NJSIAA Tournament of Champions semifinal…Also helped the Bears reach the Middlesex County finals…In the Group IV finals on February 15, 2008—the first title in EBHS history—the Bears defeated Brick Memorial, Toms River East and Howell…Brehm rolled games of 221-207-190 and a 618 series to lead the Bears to the title…(1/15/2008, EBHS def. Franklin, 4-0): Brehm had scores of 247-201 and a 620 series….(01/17/2008, EBHS def. Piscataway, 4-0): Brehm had scores of 206-235-216 for a 657 series…(01/22/2008, EBHS def. Mother Seton, 4-0): Brehm had scores of 202 and 201, finishing with 591 total wood…(01/23/2008, EBHS def. South Brunswick, 4-0): Brehm rolled games of 233-270-225 and posted a 728 series…(02/05/2007): Brehm had a season-high 258 in a 2-0 win over Sayreville…(12/19/2006): Brehm tossed a 253 in a 4-0 win over South Brunswick.
Personal: Amy Elizabeth Brehm…Born February 23, 1990 in Long Branch, NJ…Right-handed…Parents are Christina and Joseph Brehm…Has a twin brother, Patrick…A double major in both History and Secondary Education, Brehm intends to become a high school history teacher upon graduation…Did not start bowling until her sophomore year in high school…Lists her parents as her heroes...Named to the Dean’s list for Fall 2011 and Spring 2012.
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Favorites:
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Hobbies/interest:
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Bowling, working
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Hero/Idol:
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Her parents
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Sports Team:
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Indianapolis Colts
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Music Artist:
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Secondhand Serenade
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Food:
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Chicken
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What do you like most about NJCU?:
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“It’s small and diverse”
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What do you like about Coach Parisi?:
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“He’s really outgoing and down to earth.”
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