Amanda Dennis

I'm a 3 x Paralympan, 2 x Medalist (Rio 2016 - Bronze, Tokyo 2020 - Silver), aspiring for Gold in Paris 2024. I'm training full time as an athlete in the Paralympic sport of Goalball.

Goalball is one of the coolest Paralympic sports that many have not heard of, but are hooked once they've seen it.  I'm lucky enough that I've met my husband from this amazing sport. He's a Paralympian from Germany, and we met when we were just 17. 1- years later, we're married and aspiring for greatness together. 

In Goalball, I'm one of the top athletes in the world that was named “One to Watch” for both the Rio 2016 & Tokyo 2020 Games, along with being in the top 3 scorers at The Paralympic Games. 

Support me on my journey to Paris, and then to LA to defend our home court~!

A company or organization that shares my passion for sports, fitness, and nutrition. Ideally, my sponsor would also value my enthusiasm and expertise in keynote speaking. 

In terms of the specific type of sponsor, examples can include but are not limited to:  

• sports equipment manufacturer
• a fitness or nutrition brand
• a company that specializes in disability awareness or advocacy
• Sport-related company 
• Company that feels like they would share my ideals. 

The ability to use the athlete's name, image, likeness, and other identifying characteristics for promotional purposes. These rights may include the use of the athlete's name or image in advertisements, social media posts, and other marketing materials.

The specific details of the usage rights will typically be outlined in the athlete agreement.

In exchange for granting usage rights to the sponsor, the athlete may receive compensation, such as a fee or a percentage of the sponsor's profits. The athlete may also have the opportunity to participate in promotional events or campaigns, which can help to increase their visibility and reputation.