New Jersey Institute of Technology Athletics

2013: Appeared in 17 games with 10 starts. ...recorded 1 assist. ...Amanda finishes her career with 72 total games played with 1 goal and 3 assists
Team Note: NJIT finishes 2013 at 8-10-1 while notching 6 shutouts, also a new program high in the Division I era, which began in 2006. The previous Division I high for wins was 7 when the Highlanders were 7-9-2 in 2009. This year's team also matched the overall program record for wins. Started as a Division III program in 1996, NJIT played in Division II from 1997 to 2005, posting an 8-6-3 mark the final season in Division II.

2012: Played in every match (20), with 19 starts. ... notched one assist in the season-opener at Saint Peter's on Aug. 17.

2011: Tough, hardnosed player. ... appeared and started in every match but one (18).

2010: Played in every match but one (17), including 16 starts in her freshman season. ... registered first collegiate goal vs. Saint Peter's (Aug. 29) and first collegiate assist vs. Longwood (Oct. 17).

Prior to NJIT:  5-foot-4 center midfielder from the Trenton, NJ, area. ... at Steinert High School, she started on teams that captured at least a share of the Colonial Valley Conference each of her last three seasons. ... In 2007, Steinert was Central Jersey Group IV champion and state tournament semifinalist.  ... She was a New Jersey Girls Soccer Association all-state honoree in 2008 and 2009 and was recognized as all-area and all-CVC in selections by her local daily newspapers, The Trentonian and Trenton Times. ... As a senior, she was named to the Mercer 33 as one of the county’s top 33 players. ...her club experience includef the Princeton Soccer Association and with the Princeton Union in the Super Y League, with whom she took part in the 2008 nationals.

Personal: Amanda Meaghan Redden. ... daughter of Rich and Laura Redden. ... member of the National Honor Society and holder of a 3.7 GPA in high school, Redden’s major at NJIT is communications. ... born 1/6/92 in Freehold, NJ.