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D’Aloise Named to SEC Community Service Team
October 27, 2021 | Soccer
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. – Mississippi State soccer's Alyssa D'Aloise has been named to the SEC Community Service Team, the conference announced Tuesday.
"Alyssa is somebody who works so hard to give back," head coach James Armstrong said. "We are incredibly proud of her receiving this award and for her efforts to have been realized."
On her off days, the senior midfielder volunteers with Tupelo FC, a youth soccer club in Starkville. D'Aloise runs multiple groups through a skills station focusing on finishing, and coaches players ranging in age from 6-17 on proper shooting technique and placement. She also teaches a new skill/move every week.
"Everyone is in need of help sometimes, and we are called to lend a helping hand," D'Aloise said. "Life has given me blessings, and it's important to share that with my community by helping and encouraging others, namely the kids I work with at TFC."
Throughout her high school career, D'Aloise was actively involved with the FC Dallas' Special Olympics team as a partner helping children with special needs compete against other MLS clubs' Special Olympics programs. When her two years of eligibility expired, she continued to volunteer with the program at tryouts and scrimmages.
The SEC names a Community Service Team for each of its 21 league-sponsored sports, looking to highlight an athlete from each school who gives back to their community through superior service efforts.
2021 SEC Soccer Community Service Team
Kat Rogers, Alabama
Bryana Hunter, Arkansas
Brooke Berdan, Auburn
Kouri Peace, Florida
Mollie Belisle, Georgia
Peyton Rimko, Kentucky
Mollee Swift, LSU
Haleigh Stackpole, Ole Miss
Alyssa D'Aloise, Mississippi State
Julissa Cisneros, Missouri
Claire Griffiths, South Carolina
Wrenne French, Tennessee
Daria Britton, Texas A&M
Kimya Raietparvar, Vanderbilt
For more information on the Bulldog soccer program, visit HailState.com or search for "HailStateSOC" on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.
"Alyssa is somebody who works so hard to give back," head coach James Armstrong said. "We are incredibly proud of her receiving this award and for her efforts to have been realized."
On her off days, the senior midfielder volunteers with Tupelo FC, a youth soccer club in Starkville. D'Aloise runs multiple groups through a skills station focusing on finishing, and coaches players ranging in age from 6-17 on proper shooting technique and placement. She also teaches a new skill/move every week.
"Everyone is in need of help sometimes, and we are called to lend a helping hand," D'Aloise said. "Life has given me blessings, and it's important to share that with my community by helping and encouraging others, namely the kids I work with at TFC."
Throughout her high school career, D'Aloise was actively involved with the FC Dallas' Special Olympics team as a partner helping children with special needs compete against other MLS clubs' Special Olympics programs. When her two years of eligibility expired, she continued to volunteer with the program at tryouts and scrimmages.
The SEC names a Community Service Team for each of its 21 league-sponsored sports, looking to highlight an athlete from each school who gives back to their community through superior service efforts.
2021 SEC Soccer Community Service Team
Kat Rogers, Alabama
Bryana Hunter, Arkansas
Brooke Berdan, Auburn
Kouri Peace, Florida
Mollie Belisle, Georgia
Peyton Rimko, Kentucky
Mollee Swift, LSU
Haleigh Stackpole, Ole Miss
Alyssa D'Aloise, Mississippi State
Julissa Cisneros, Missouri
Claire Griffiths, South Carolina
Wrenne French, Tennessee
Daria Britton, Texas A&M
Kimya Raietparvar, Vanderbilt
For more information on the Bulldog soccer program, visit HailState.com or search for "HailStateSOC" on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.
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