Softball

 2006: D'Alessandro became a regular in the outfield for the Stags as a sophomore, appearing in 52 games which included 48 starts. She tallied at least one hit in nine different games, which included a double against Liberty during the team's Florida trip. She sent home a pair of base runners in that Liberty game, the first of five RBI on the season. She was equally effective in moving base runners with sacrifices, tallying four via the bunt and two via the fly ball. Her two sacrifice flies tied for second on the team. She registered 38 put outs and two assists as an outfielder.

2005: D'Alessandro has provided the team with another solid reserve who can contribute in a variety of ways. The rookie played in the outfield and the infield at several different positions. Plus, D'Alessandro worked her way into the lineup as pinch runner and as a pinch hitter. She collected a base hit in nine games, including a two-hit performance against Stony Brook on April 12. She drove home a base runner in two different games - Rhode Island and St. Francis. In that St. Francis game, D'Alessandro also tallied a pair of runs, which helped her post nine runs scored in her 47 games (18 starts). D'Alessandro also performed well on the base paths, picking up a pair of steals in three attempts. She played flawless defense during the campaign, registering 19 put outs with one assist and no errors.

Before Fairfield: D'Alessandro comes to the University after a successful career at Watchung Hills School. She played several seasons with the Morris County Belles in ASA competition. She lists mathematics as her major.