Presbyterian College

2025: Switched between guard and tackle for an offense that put up historic numbers, playing in eight games as a sophomore...Helped the Blue Hose break single-season program records in rushing yards (2,124), rushing touchdowns (26), yards per rush (4.8), rushing yards per game (177), and total points (413)...Made his lone start of the season in a 76-3 manhandling of Bluefield, the second-most points that PC has ever scored in one afternoon...Presby ranked inside the national top 30 by allowing just 1.5 sacks per game, reaching as high as #16 in the AFCA Coaches Poll and eventually going 10-2 for the third time ever...PC ran for at least one touchdown in every game but one, leading the Pioneer League with 5,001 yards of total offense.

2024: Ambrose's freshman campaign included seven starts and nine total appearances, mostly manning the right guard position...Assisted a Blue Hose rushing attack that put up an average of 153 yards per game and 1,800 yards on the ground overall...Aided an offense that compiled over 4,600 total yards and at least 180 rushing yards five times...Helped PC accomplish 329 rushing yards (a school record against a Division I opponent) in a 28-point pounding at Stetson (10/26)...Contributed to six different 250-yard passing performances and 288 rushing yards in a season-capping victory versus #23 Butler (Presby's first W over a nationally-ranked visitor in a full decade).

Prior to PC: Was part of a roster that assembled an immaculate high school record of 47-4 over his four seasons at Chaminade-Madonna, winning state championships as a sophomore and senior while going 14-0 last fall…The Lions scored at least 40 points against 10 opponents while Ambrose was on the field in '23, including a five-game stretch of outscoring the other side by a combined margin of 298-0...Voted All-State and Academic All-District twice.

Personal: Born on September 25, 2005...Hobbies include helping his community...Plans to major in Health Science at PC...Son of Daphael Ambrose and Quortney Pringle.