Back in the early 1980’s, Amy was the most dominant all- around female athlete in her time at Old Rochester. Limited by few options for girls locally, she took up volleyball, basketball and softball when entering high school and was dominating competitor immediately. Amy was not to be denied in sports. In fact, she was the first ever girl to play Little League Baseball in the Town of Rochester. As a Bulldog, Amy Beaulieu was a four year member of the Lady Bulldog Basketball Team that had an unprecedented success run from 1978-82. She served as captain in her senior year. The four year run included 4 straight league championships in the SMC with a record of 47-3 and an overall record 75-16 and 4 trips to the South Sectional Finals. During her three year varsity career, she started at the small forward spot often drawing the toughest defensive assignment. Her defensive prowess and tenacity on the boards earned her SMC All Star status during her junior and senior years and Standard Times Super Team recognition her senior year.
“Amy was one of the finest defenders and tenacious rebounders in the 41 years that I have coached the Lady Bulldogs.” Coach Bob Hohne
THE COMPLETE STORY
ARCHIVAL MEDIA
Historical photographs, action images, team photographs and later-life images will be assembled here as verified source material becomes available.
INDUCTION CEREMONY
Vimeo labels this segment “Amy Beaulieu Filloramo '82”; matched to ORRAHOF inductee Amy Beaulieu.
SOURCES & HISTORICAL NOTES
October 16, 2026: plaque biography reconciled directly against the existing photograph of the physical 2019 plaque. The inscription matches. Printed errors and induction-era claims remain part of the plaque record; this is not independent verification of every historical claim. No photographs were added or changed.
Verified against original 2019 Hall of Fame manufacturer artwork supplied by ORRAHOF. The ceremony recording identifies her as Amy Beaulieu Filloramo; the Hall of Fame profile retains the induction name Amy Beaulieu. The approved Class of 1982 yearbook portrait was standardized to the Jefferson presentation standard, with the original historical source preserved.
October 2, 2026: physical plaque photograph IMG_1914.JPEG from the inductee's Drive folder visually matched by name and 2019 induction label and attached as the plaque reference. Original retained in Drive. Webflow encoding compression only; no crop, retouch or generated detail. Approved primary portrait and earlier biography wording retained. Word-for-word physical-plaque reconciliation remains pending.
The Hall of Fame archive also preserves the complete 2019 display (IMG_1913.JPEG), pairing the historical photograph and induction plaque. That original display is included in the profile gallery.
October 14, 2026: text-only editorial review against the existing Hall biography and source notes. Existing history covers the available Hall achievements; retained rather than padded. This review does not certify an exact physical-plaque match or current record status.
