Loyola Marymount University Athletics

Career 

• WCC Freshman Team 
• Overall Record 27-25 

• 17-16 overall on the season 
• Went 8-10 in dual matches at the No. 2 position (8-10 with Isabelle Reffel) 
• Went 4-1 in dual matches at the No. 3 position (3-1 with Chloe Hooker; 1-0 with Isabelle Reffel) 
• Went 5-5 in dual matches at the No. 4 position (5-5 with Chloe Hooker) 
• Ranked wins over UCLA, Grand Canyon x2, FIU, Stetson, Georgia St, Florida St, USC, and Arizona.
• Had a four-match winning streak and two three-match winning streaks 

• WCC Freshman Team 
• Went 10-9 overall on the season  
• Went 8-7 in dual matches at the No. 2 position (8-5 with Abbey Thorup; 1-3 Emily Anderson) 
• Went 1-1 in dual matches at the No. 3 position (1-1 with Chloe Hooker) 
• Ranked wins over Tulane, South Carolina, FSU, Pepperdine (x2) 

 
International Experience 
Stevens has been playing internationally since she was fifteen… placed 9th at the 2019 u21 World Championships…4th place finish at the 2019 World Beach Games; 5th at the 2020 Australian Championship with Stefanie Fejes; Also with Fejes, Stevens finished 17th in the 2021 u19 World Championships as u21 World Championships…placed 5th at 2021 Australian Championship with Jasmine Flemings…placed 9th at World Tour Challenger Event in Torquay, Australia with Nicole Laird…Also with Laird, Stevens finished 13th at World Tour Elite 16 event in Torquay, Australia…played with Georgia Johnson in seven 2022 World Tour events placing as high as 4th in three of those events. Also with Johnson, Stevens competed in the 2022 Senior World Championships, and a 5th place finish in the Australian Championship…placed 5th in the 2023 Senior Asian Championships…Won a gold on the Swedish National Tour…partcipated in six world tour events during the summer of 2023. 
 
Personal 
Alisha Stevens was born in London, England on Mar. 27, 2003… Daughter of Craig and Helen Stevens…Has three sisters Pacha, Jasmin, and Kayla…favorite food is mango and raspberries…favorite movie is Avatar: The Way of Water…chose LMU because it seemed like a perfect place to live and of the great team culture and coaches.