Florida State University Athletics

Women's Basketball

Aliyah  Saint-Amour
Aliyah Saint-Amour
Aliyah Saint-Amour joined Florida State women’s basketball as a basketball analyst in September 2026.
 
Saint-Amour came to the Seminoles after spending over four years with Georgia’s women’s basketball program. With the Bulldogs, she served as the Assistant Coach/Director of Scouting.
 
A native of Tampa, Florida, Saint-Amour played basketball at the University of Central Florida, where she decorated the record books. She finished her career ranked sixth all-time with 1,437 points, fourth all-time with 578 made field goals, and seventh all-time in free throws made (242) and free throw percentage (.761). She became the 22nd Knight in program history to hit the 1,000 point milestone and achieved First Team All-Conference honors in her junior season, and led UCF to consecutive postseason appearances in 2017 and 2018 for the first time in program history. 
 
Saint-Amour coached at the AAU and high school level in Tampa and Orlando after earning her bachelor’s in sport and exercise science in 2018 from UCF.