Hall of Fame
Amy Woo competed as a standout player on the Plattsburgh State softball team, leading the Cardinals to an NCAA Regional Championship and their first College World Series appearance in 2007 while being named to the NCAA World Series All-Tournament Team.
She earned Third-Team All-America plaudits in 2008 and collected two All-Region honors, two All-SUNYAC laurels, and two All-ECAC Upstate kudos. Woo was the Plattsburgh State Female Athlete of the Year in 2008-09 and is second all-time in the program's record book in runs (124), hits (185), and home runs (18).
The Calgary, Alberta, native was also an outstanding student, as she was named the SUNY Chancellor's Scholar-Athlete of the Year in 2008 and earned CoSIDA Academic All-District recognition in 2008, 2009, and 2010.
Date of Induction into the Cardinal Sports Hall of Fame:
September 26, 2025
Where are they now:
Amy currently works as a business intelligence specialist, where she creates tools to help people analyze their data, and resides in Calgary, Alberta.
Personally and professionally, she says that “I am proud that I have continued to learn new things and challenge myself. I'm proud of completing four marathons, both in Calgary and the United States, and completing multi-day bike tours all over Canada, and also in Sweden. Coming up, I'll be going back to part-time school to take additional courses in data science, and I look forward to the challenge.”
Favorite Plattsburgh State Sports Moment:
“My favorite Plattsburgh State sports moment was in my freshman year when, due to various game cancellations and rescheduling, we found ourselves playing most of our season in about 20 days. It was so fun to live that experience with my teammates, constant game after game, being completely focused on softball, and experiencing the camaraderie of being in a group of people experiencing the same challenge. I was so impressed with our physical fitness and skill to play as long as we did, and as well as we did, and we were rewarded by going to the World Series that year, which was another great moment.”
