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Alex Evers

Alex Evers

  • Height:
    5-8
  • Year:
    Fr.
  • Hometown:
    Middlefield
  • High School:
    Berkshire
  • Position:
    MF/F

BALDWIN-WALLACE COLLEGE INFORMATION:

SPORTS PLAYED AT B-W (YEARS AND LETTERS WON): As a freshman in 2011-12, Alex competed in his first season of soccer along with his first seasons of indoor and outdoor track and field.

GENERAL SOCCER INFORMATION:  Alex is off to a solid career thus far.  He has saw time on the junior varsity squad and will look to see time as a midfielder next season.

As a freshman in 2011-12, Alex competed in his first season of soccer and failed to see any action for the Yellow-Jackets. He will look for playing time at Forward/Midfield next season.

GENERAL INDOOR TRACK INFORMATION: Alex has had a solid start to his indoor track career.  He has helped B-W to a 36-7 record in his first season in the Brown and Gold.

As a freshman in 2011-12, Alex competed in his first season of indoor track and ran a personal-best in the 200-meter dash with a time of 25.77 and also competed in the 400-meter dash with a season best time of 58.72.

HIGH SCHOOL INFORMATION:

HIGH SCHOOL ATTENDED:  Berkshire

NAME OF HIGH SCHOOL CONFERENCE: Chagrin Valley

HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS PLAYED (YEARS & LETTERS EARNED): Alex ran track and played soccer for all four years in high school.

HIGH SCHOOL HONORS, SPECIFY SPORT & YEAR: (ALL-CONFERENCE, DISTRICT,  ETC.):  Alex recieved many accolades at Berkshire in both soccer and track. In soccer, as a junior he was named Honorable Mention for the Greater Cleveland Soccer Coaches Association. Following his senior season Alex was named as a Northeast Ohio Senior All-Star for Division III, was a second-team G.C.S.C.A.  and second-team Chragrin Valley Conference performer. In track, he helped Bershire to a Chargrin Valley Conference title three times, while his best event the 110m Hurdles he placed second in the conference as a junior and first as a senior. He ended the season ranked 24th in the state of Ohio.