It was somewhat ironic that Ferguson and her 2A Wolves played a team in Westwood whose signature color is red given that it will be the tint she herself wears when she heads west to Cal State-Northridge. Ferguson can get crafty at times with her ball handling skills, attempts to make tough shots and is not afraid to fall to the floor to complete a play. She can play the game on contact to get herself to the free throw line and can make prolific passes to her teammates. Defenses are kept guessing with Ferguson not only because of her dribbling, but because they are not sure as to if she will shoot, drive or dish.

Unlike Fulwiley, this veteran standout guard will have a daunting trek to get to where she will ball out collegiately.

Recently, Ferguson – who currently represents the Lowcountry at 2A Timberland – announced that she will go across the country to play her NCAA ball at Cal State-Northridge. The Matadors are also a Division I program as the bulk of its athletic teams play in the Big West.

Ferguson originally committed to Temple at the beginning of the calendar year before having second thoughts about taking her talents north to Philadelphia and the Owls.

The Wolves, coached by Allen Gethers, finished 16-14 (9-1 in conference) and also embarked on a deep playoff run in 2021-22 before suffering defeat at the hands of eventual 2A runners-up Andrew Jackson. Ferguson averaged 16.6 points, 8.5 rebounds, 6.9 assists and three steals a game.

Her high school career has also included a stint with Northwood Academy in the SCISA realm.

Ferguson is the Prep Girls Hoops Preseason Region Player of the Year. Amiyah recently shut down her recruitment with a commitment to CSU Northridge in Southern California. Ferguson a left-hand combo guard averaged 16.6 ppg, 8.5 rebounds and 6.9 assists last season for the Lady Wolves (16-14). Amiyah sees the floor very well from out top and really excels in the transition game.

Can the Wolves make some noise this season in Class 2A?

Ferguson was originally a Temple commit then changed her mind about heading up north to Philadelphia. Instead, Ferguson announced recently that she will go west to Cal State-Northridge once her high school career concludes. Ferguson stands at 5-foot-9 and is a combo guard. She previously participated in grassroots ball with Upward Stars 3SSB 2023. Ferguson will be coming off a season where she averaged 16.6 points, 8.5 rebounds, 6.9 assists and three steals en route to leading the Wolves to the quarterfinals of the 2A playoffs. She also crossed the 1,000-point threshold for her career last season in a game against Dutch Fork.

Ferguson a left-handed guard has gathered plenty of interest over the past year from college coaches. Amiyah can get the ball down-hill in a hurry and find an open teammate.

Ferguson averaged 16.6 ppg, 8.5 rebounds and 6.9 assists this past season for the Wolves. Amiyah already has eclipsed over 1,100 career points in her high school career.

Ferguson was busy this summer playing on the Adidas Grassroots Circuit with Upward Stars. Amiyah a left-handed guard was able to gather some offers from the likes of UNC-Greensboro, Florida Atlantic University and Seton Hall to name a few. Ferguson a downhill guard sees the floor well with her crafty passing skills. Amiyah averaged 16.6 ppg, 8.5 rebounds, 6.9 assists and 3 steals last season for the Lady Wolves.