2019-20 Season (Freshman)
· Named Horizon League Freshman of the Year, first-ever player in Green Bay history to earn that honor
· Garnered All-Horizon League Third Team honors
· Leading vote-getter, named to Horizon League All-Freshman Team
· Won a Horizon League record-breaking 10 HL Freshman of the Week honors
· Named to Horizon League All-Tournament Team
· Broke the all-time freshman scoring record at Green Bay, passing Tony Bennett and finishing with 524 points
· Averaged 15.9 PPG and 4.0 RPG as a true freshman
· Appeared in all 33 games, starting in 27 total
· Scored in double-figures in 26 of 33 games played, including 8 games with 20+ points
· Totaled career-high 28 points on two separate occasions, against Montana State and Milwaukee
· Ranked 2nd in the Horizon League in field goal percentage shooting 51.4 percent
· Finished 8th in the Horizon League in scoring
· Appeared in numerous college basketball news ranking top freshman of 2019-20 (CBS Sports, ESPN, NCAA.com, Mid-Major Madness)
High School Accomplishments
· Named Ohio Division II State Player of the Year
· Won Ohio Division II State Championship with Trotwood-Madison High School, where he scored a game-high 24 points
· OPSWA First Team All-State as a senior
· Led area in scoring and averaged a career high 30.1 PPG as a senior
Quotes
Amari Davis: "The coaches showed that they were interested in me. That if I came to the school, I would be safe, and I'll get better as a student and a young man," said Davis. "Coach told me, 'Usually in Ohio, you have got Cincinnati, Xavier, Dayton. You have all those schools, but in Green Bay, you just have Green Bay.' I had a feeling that as soon as I get on campus, if I like it, I am probably going to commit here. They said if I put in the work, they don't have a problem playing freshmen."
Rocky Rockhold, Trotwood-Madison Head Coach: "Amari is a smooth lefty with an almost automatic mid range jump shot and plays downhill offensively. He is a four year starter and has been to two final fours and one state finals in his three years here. He has already eclipsed 1,000 points and is well on his way to becoming Trotwood's all-time leading scorer. He is an upstanding young man, all around better person than he is a player and that is saying a lot. He has a tireless work ethic. I can't recall a time since the 7th grade he has missed a workout of any kind. Amari will be a great edition to Green Bay and we are excited for him and his family to take the next steps in his basketball career."
