Amy Harding-Delooze

The women's team gets off the starting line at the NCAA Southeast Regionals.

Class:
Senior
Hometown:
Sydney, Australia
High School:
St. Clare's College
Prev School:
Wake Forest

Amy Harding-Delooze TFRRS Profile

CAREER HONORS
• All-ACC Cross Country Academic Team (2023)
• ACC Academic Honor Roll (2024)

2023-24
Cross Country:
• Competed in three meets for the Cardinals
• Made Louisville debut at the Arturo Barrios Invitational, where she established a new personal-best in the 6K of 21:08.0
• Finished third for the team at the ACC Championships in a 6K time of 21:31.0
• Clocked a time of 22:00.5 in the 6K at the NCAA Southeast Regionals

Indoor:
• Did not compete in any indoor events

Outdoor:
• Competed at three meets in the 800m and 1500m
• Recorded a season-best time of 4:33.42 in the 1500m at the Bryan Clay Invitational
• Notched a pair of sixth-place finishes at the Bobcat Invitational, including a season-best 800m time of 2:12.17

Wake Forest Honors:
• Competed for five seasons at Wake Forest in cross country and track & field
• Set new personal-bests in the 1500m and 5000m during the 2023 outdoor track & field season
• Helped set new school record in the indoor DMR in 2020 while also winning the ACC indoor title and being recognized as an NCAA All-American in the event
• Also earned a fifth-place finish in the mile at the 2020 ACC Indoor Championships

Prep/High School Honors:
• Has set eight Australian junior records, including the NSW U18 5000m record
• Recognized twice as the NSW Junior Athlete of the Year
• Won both the 800m and 1500m at the 2015 Commonwealth Youth Games
• Won the Australian national championship in the 1500m in 2016 while finishing as the national runner-up in the 800m

Personal:
• Nickname is Ames
• Birthdate is August 21, 1998
• Parents are Denise and James Delooze
• Has two siblings, Lily and Chris
• Pursuing a master's degree in communications
• Proudest moments of her life were winning two gold medals at the Commonwealth Youth Games and representing Australia in the World U20 Championships
• Biggest challenge to overcome was overcoming injuries and moving to a new country away from her family
• Chose UofL because of the coaching staff and competition level within the ACC