"The timing of Alyssa's decision to come to Texas A&M couldn't have been any better for Aggie soccer fans. She is exactly what we're looking for to immediately help our attack. She is very skillful, very fast, very athletic, and very versatile. She is the latest in a line of great players to have come to A&M with roots in the St. Louis Soccer Club, playing for Steve Pecher and a long line of great youth coaches. I hope that she will be able to step in and compete for a spot in our line-up as a goal scorer and creative force on our front line. She is one of the greatest goal scorers to come out of Missouri high school soccer, which is quite an accomplishment knowing how many national team stars have come from that state through the years. And, even though she also has experience at SLU as an attacking midfielder and with the U20 National Team as an attack minded outside back, our greatest need (and her greatest strength) is as a goal scorer. I am very excited to have her here this spring so that she can train daily with us and her teammates and so that she can get five non-traditional season game dates under her belt, which will make her an even greater force for us this coming fall."
~Coach G~

• Trained at U-20 National Team Camp in Carson, Calif. (2008)
• Appeared in all 18 games, making 17 starts as a freshman at SLU in 2007
• Was second on the team in goals with five, four of which were gamewinners
• Named to the Atlantic 10 All-Freshman Team
• Earned four letters for coach Jack Baldwin's Jaguars at Ft. Zumwalt West High School
• Was named All-State, All-Metro and All-Conference all four years
• Tabbed Metro Player of the Year in 2006 and 2007
• Earned State Player of the Year honors as a senior
• Helped team to state championship in senior season
• Netted 133 goals in career, the fifth-most in Missouri girls' soccer history
• Was named National Soccer Coaches Association of America All-Region as a junior
• Helped Scott McDoniel's St. Louis Soccer Club team to 10 straight state titles
• Played on state and regional Olympic Development Program teams the last two years, including a training trip to Brazil prior to her senior season.