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Alicia Cooperman - 2019-20 Student-Athlete Advisory Committee Officers
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Alicia Cooperman
- Position:
- President
- Class:
- Senior
- Hometown:
- Zionsville, Pa.
- High School:
- Emmaus
2018-19 as a junior:
2017-18 as a sophomore:
2016-17 as a freshman:
Before JMU:
Personal:
- Played in 15 games, coming off the bench in all 15
- Took three shots, with two of them on goal
- Two shots came against Bucknell (8/26)
- Recorded one shot against Old Dominion (9/2)
2017-18 as a sophomore:
- NFHCA Division I Scholar of Distinction
- NFHCAÂ Division I National Academic Squad
- VaSID Academic All-State
- Appeared in 15 games this season, playing 199 minutesÂ
- Netted 2 goals on 6 shots on goal throughout the season
- Scored her first collegiate goal, breaking a 0-0 stalemate against Appalachian State (9/1), by taking a feed from the line by Melanie Kusakavitch and slotting it into the left corner
2016-17 as a freshman:
- NFHCA Division I Scholar of Distinction
- NFHCA Division I National Academic Squad
- Fall 2016, Spring 2017 President’s List
- Made collegiate debut vs. Longwood on Aug. 30
- Appeared in two contests for the season, playing 23 minutes
Before JMU:
- Four-year varsity player
- 2016 William J. Grim Memorial Award winner – awarded to female doing the most to promote field hockey during her high school career
- 2015 Pennsylvania All-State First Team, honorable mention in 2014
- 2015 Pennsylvania Field Hockey All-Academic State
- 2015 All-Region First Team
- 2015 All-Area Field Hockey Team
- 2015 All-Star First Team
- Led Hornets to 2015 PIAA state championship, runner-up in 2013
- Four-time District XI champion at Emmaus
- Won EPC championship in 2015, runner-up in 2014
- Voted Most Outstanding Midfielder as junior and senior, Most Outstanding Defensive Player as senior
- Won Keystone State Games in 2015
- Earned LVIAC championship in both 2012 and 2013
- Named an alternate for Nationals Futures Championship in May 2015
- Played club hockey for Firestyx-Pennsylvania
- National Honor Society
- Spanish National Honor Society
- Principal’s honor roll
- 2015 Scholar Athlete
- Ranked 12th Alto I for Regional Chorus
- Ranked 22nd Alto I for District XI Chorus
Personal:
- Daughter of Susan Miller and William Cooperman II
- Majoring in nursing with minors in Spanish and chronic illness
- Sang in the Vatican on Easter Monday in 2015 with choir
- Third-degree black sash in Kung
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