• U.S. National Championships: 2006 (7th), 2005 (5th), 2002 (semifinalist), 2001 (semifinalist), 2000 (champion), 1999 (runner-up), 1998 (semifinalist), 1994 (runner-up), 1992 (champion) 1990 (semifinalist), 1997, ’96, '92, ‘88, 1984 (champion)
• Women’s Worlds: 1992 (silver medalist), 2000 (6th), ‘84 (9th)
• U.S. Olympic Team Trials – Curling: 2005 (5th), 2001, 1998 (silver medalist)
• Mixed Nationals: 2001 (runner-up), 1989, 1987 (semifinalist)
• USA Curling Female Curler of the Year: 2000
• World Curling Federation Francis Brodie Award (sportsmanship): 1992
• Organizes the annual House of Hearts Celebrity Charity Bonspiel in Duluth

Other highlights include:

• 1999-2000 – Thunder Bay Grand Prix, Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada (finalist); Welton Beauchamp Classic, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada (semifinalist); Nebraska State Women's Champion; finished 13th in JVC Women's Curling Tour standings (highest ranked U.S. women's team).
• 1998-99 – Thunder Bay Grand Prix, Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada (quarterfinalist); Wisconsin State Women's Champion.
• 1997-98 – U.S. Olympic Team Trials--Curling (silver medalist)
• 1996-97 – Wisconsin State Women's Champion
• 1993-94 – Wisconsin State Women's Champion
• 1989-90 – Minnesota State Women's Champion
• 1988-89 – Illinois State Mixed Champion
• 1987-88 – Minnesota State Women's Champion
• 1986-87 – Minnesota State Mixed Champion

Amy met her husband, Tim (1985 U.S. national champion) through the sport of curling.

First curling memories: "I started curling at a four-sheet club in Eveleth, Minn. My parents both curled, as did my two older brothers. We all did the "Joe Roberts Full Tuck." I used to watch my Dad curl in the "old" Duluth Curling Club when I was only 2 to 3 years old. In other words, I grew up in a curling club.

Hobbies: Music, reading, most outdoor or water sports

Training: "I practice shooting on my own every day during the season, sometimes two times a day. I usually compete or practice with my team two or three weekends per month."

Other favorite sports: Water-skiing, canoeing, karate -- Amy has a black belt in karate.

What I'd like the world to know about curling: "What I enjoy most about the sport of curling is the people. I've taken a couple of years off over the years (usually because of a job or family), but have always come back because I have missed the people."

Curling family: "My entire family curled when I was growing up. My uncle, Jim Hatten, even designed and marketed a board game of curling called "Sweep." It was sold in departments stores and Target stores. My kids are now into the sport and play leagues with my husband and I as well as participate in the DCC junior curling program."