University of Chicago soccer standout Ali Alamery aims to make saves off field
The work Ali puts in soccer is nothing compared to what he's doing off the pitch, doing volunteer work both with Comer Children's Hospital and with hospice patients, all while being a double major in psychology and neuroscience. University of Chicago soccer player, Ali Alamery, has been a standout for the University of Chicago men's soccer team and aims to make more saves off the field in the future. Despite his intense playing, Alamery is also a double major in psychology and neuroscience. He does volunteer work with Comer Children's Hospital and hospice patients off the pitch, while also being a double-major in psychology. Coach Phillip Kroft and Alamery have praised his team's efforts to win a national championship this season. Alamery believes that playing soccer gives him an escape from everyday life and allows him to compartmentalize. He also credits his motivation to succeed even though his father was a prisoner of war during the Iran-Iraq War.
نشرت : منذ 5 ساعات بواسطة By Matt Zahn Matt Zahn Sports Matt Zahn joined CBS2 Chicago in October 2016 as a sports reporter and fill-in sports anchor. Matt arrived just as the Cubs won the World Series. Read Full Bio Matt Zahn في Sports World
Just four years ago, the University of Chicago Men's soccer team won a national championship.
They've got a really good team again this season. They're anchored by a keeper who also hopes to be makin... [3637 symbols]
المواضيع: Academia, Soccer
