Phone: 269-749-6612
Amanda Wildman is the head coach of The University of Olivet’s clay target program. She brings more than 20 years of leadership, relationship-building and team development experience to her role, drawing on her career as the owner and operator of TruMedia.
Amanda has become deeply involved in the clay target community through her work with Tru2Shooters, supporting athletes, families, coaches, clubs and industry partners and helping promote the growth of the sport. She is passionate about mentoring young athletes and creating an environment where student-athletes can develop confidence, teamwork, sportsmanship and leadership skills both on and off the range.
As a coach, Amanda is committed to building on the strong foundation of Olivet’s clay target program while fostering a culture of excellence and servant leadership. She works alongside assistant coach Dave Krauss to provide student-athletes with opportunities to grow, compete and become leaders within the sport and their communities.
Amanda is proud to continue the program’s tradition of excellence and looks forward to getting to know the student-athletes, alumni, families and supporters who make the Olivet clay target community special.
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