She is an elite hitter at the plate with great hand-eye coordination, allowing her to hit gap-to-gap for both power and average. Amiyah has a high softball IQ, elite defensive fundamentals, soft hands, and is a vocal leader. Her measurables — arm talent, overhand velo of 66 MPH, exit velocity in the low to mid 70s, and physical size — project well at the P4 level. She has consistently competed against 2026/2027 level competition as a 2010, facing some of the most talented teams in the country.

Amiyah Currie is one of the hardest working athletes in the 2028 class, with a skillset that sets her apart from many in this talented grad year. She is an elite hitter at the plate with exceptional hand-eye coordination, allowing her to hit gap-to-gap for both power and average. Amiyah has a high softball IQ, elite defensive fundamentals, soft hands, and is a vocal leader on the field.

Her measurables speak for themselves — arm strength with an overhand velocity of 66 MPH, exit velocity in the low to mid-70s, and a physical build that projects well at the P4 level. Competing primarily against 2026 and 2027-level talent as a 2010, she has consistently held her own against some of the strongest teams in the country.

Amiyah’s accomplishments include being selected to the U.S. Women’s National Team, where she played third base, earned a Gold Medal, and was one of only four U.S. players named to the All-Pan American Games Team. At the club level, she batted .415 last season with 65 hits, including five home runs and 15 doubles, while driving in 43 RBIs and scoring 39 runs.