Hall of Fame
Alexander, a two-time All-Patriot League selection in men's soccer, was named an NSCAA All-Mid-Atlantic Region honoree in his senior season of 1995. The forward helped guide his squad to conference titles in 1994 and 1995 with an additional regular-season championship in 1993. The Leopards were the first team in history to capture back-to-back Patriot League Tournament titles. As a junior, the Economics & Business major earned the 1994 conference tournament MVP title.
In his final campaign, he led the league and amassed 26 total points. By scoring the game-tying goal in regulation and the 128th-minute game-winning goal in double overtime of an NCAA play-in game over Loyola, Alexander gave the Leopards their first NCAA Tournament bid. That 1995 run would be a part of Lafayette's Sweet 16 appearance. To this day, he is ranked in the top 20 in career goals, assists and points at Lafayette as well as in the top 20 for each of those marks in a single season.
Upon graduation, Alexander began working for CitiGroup in New York, where he stayed until 2015. For the following 21 years, he held a position at Wells Fargo as a registered financial professional and a three-year director. He currently resides in Kennesaw, Ga., with his wife of 14 years. Alexander remains very active in his high school's alumni chapter, serving as vice president of the Atlanta Old Boys Association, where he helps host a charity soccer game every March.
