Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Athletics

2014-15: Went 10-13 in singles, including 6-9 in dual matches ... Was 3-3 in Liberty League matches ... Went 2-1 at No. 3 and 4-8 at No. 4 ... Was 12-11 in doubles, including 10-7 in dual matches ... Went 4-3 in league contests ... Was 9-7 at No. 2 with Casey Olsen ...

2013-14: Captain ... Went 3-7 in singles, all at No. 4 ... Was 4-6 in doubles ... Went 3-4 at No. 2, all with Kelsey Ham ... Was 1-2 at No. 3 ... 

2012-13: Won  only match at No. 3 singles (6-3, 6-2) ... Was 6-2 at No. 4 singles ... Posted 4-1 record at No. 5 singles ... Had 6-3 record at No. 1 doubles with Casey Olsen ... Posted 3-2 record at No. 2 doubles with Meghan Olson ... All-Liberty League Honorable Mention in doubles with Olsen ... 

2011-12: Went 12-5 in singles ... Had 11-4 record at No. 4 singles ... Posted 1-1 record in singles tournament action ... Went 8-6 in doubles ... Went 7-6 at No. 1 doubles with classmate Casey Olsen ... Posted 1-0 mark at No. 3 doubles with Brianna Dickie ...

High School: Varsity tennis … Captain … Four-year letterwinner … Ranked No. 83 in USTA Texas Championship Division … Yearbook Editor … National Honor Society … HSPVA In Action President and Founder (Community Service Club) ...

Personal: Architecture major … Studied abroad in Italy ... Studio work selected for RPI Student Publication ... Professors' Choice Awards Jury ... Women at Rensselaer Mentor ... Intern with M. Moser Associates in Singapore ... Intern with WATG in London... Daughter of Shelly and Michael Alexander.

On attending Rensselaer: "I knew that RPI would provide me with an amazing support system in order to succeed. I also dreamed of having the opportunity to play tennis while pursuing my Bachelors in Architecture, and by coming to RPI I was able to do so." - January 2014 

Benefits of undergraduate community at Rensselaer: "One of the main benefits of being part of the undergraduate community at Rensselaer is the ability to really feel involved and included in it. I never feel alone when I am at RPI. I am either surrounded by a supportive group of people in class, or I am out on the tennis court, getting cheered on and pushed by my teammates. People talk about the tough courses at RPI and the all-nighters that some, including myself, might have to pull, but I know it would be so much harder if I had to do it alone." - January 2014