Colorado University Athletics

Amy Alexander Bio

COACH SANCHEZ ON ALEXANDER: GÇ£Amy is a player that is versatile through the midfield. She can play centrally, she can also play wide. She also has the capability of playing a wide forward if we play in a three front formation. Amy is very technical, very good on the ball. She came to camp last summer after she already committed and showed really well. Amy has a lot of good qualities weGÇÖre looking for and a lot of versatility through the midfield and on the attack. I think she can help us right away.GÇ¥

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: A four-year letterwinner at Mountain Vista, Alexander played a key role in helping the Golden Eagles to two Continental League Championships (2012-13) and a State 5A Championship.  She was involved in two Olympic Development Programs in 2010 and was voted a captain of her high school team for the last two seasons.  Alexander was a member of the Real Colorado club team with 2015 recruit Alexandra Vidger and won the Colorado State Cup twice (2009, 11).  She has also attended multiple U.S. Soccer camps and ID2 camps.  Alexander was named a four-star recruit by Top Drawer Soccer and ranked #84 nationally by IMG.

IN THE CLASSROOM: Alexander intends to major in business. She is also interested in political science and interior design.

PERSONAL: Amy Ruth Alexander was born on May 29, 1997 to parents John and Kari Alexander. She has two older siblings who are twins, a brother, Cole and a sister, Brooke. Cole is a freshman at Colorado School of Mines and Brooke is in her first year at Colorado State. AlexanderGÇÖs father, John, was a pole vaulter on BaylorGÇÖs track team from 1985-1988 and her grandfather, Bill Allabashi, also attended Baylor where he played catcher for the baseball team from 1956-1958. Alexander lists her hobbies as sports and travel and when she is not on the pitch, the Highlands Ranch, Colo. native has dedicated herself to volunteering. She has served as a peer intern working with special needs children and has also volunteered for Unified Mentor Basketball. After college she would like to own her own business. Alexander chose to become a Buffalo because she it provides the opportunity to stay in her home state and she loves the beautiful campus. Alexander also wanted to play in the Pac-12 Conference for an outstanding coaching staff and soccer program.