Zach Amedro stands as one of the defining figures in West Liberty football history, having dominated NCAA Division II as a quarterback from 2007-2010. His remarkable career saw him set records for career passing yards (14,733) and completions (1,079), as well as 30 consecutive 300-yard passing games, the longest streak in Division II. Amedro led the Hilltoppers to multiple successful seasons, including an undefeated WVIAC championship and a memorable playoff run in 2009. After graduation, he shifted to coaching, laying the foundation for future generations while continuing to impact football in his community. His legacy endures as he remains a vital ambassador for West Liberty football.

By the Numbers
  • Career passing yards: 14,733 (NCAA Division II record)
  • Career completions: 1,079 (NCAA Division II record)
  • Consecutive 300-yard passing games: 30 (longest in Division II history)
  • All-American honors: 2 times
  • Runner-up for the Harlon Hill Trophy: 2 times
State of Play
  • Amedro currently works as a Production Control Manager at Swisher International.
  • He continues to engage with football by coaching his sons' youth teams.
  • Amedro鈥檚 coaching experience includes serving as quarterbacks coach at West Liberty from 2014-2018.
What's Next

Amedro is expected to remain involved in youth football, fostering a passion for the game in the next generation. His legacy at West Liberty may continue to inspire future players and coaches. The university鈥檚 athletic program is likely to continue building on the standards he set during his career.

Bottom Line

Zach Amedro's influence on West Liberty football transcends his impressive statistics; he has established a benchmark for excellence that forthcoming generations will aspire to replicate. His commitment to the sport and community illustrates the lasting impact of collegiate athletics in shaping future leaders.