Alyssa Hulbert got her start in the AMCC as a member of the Hilbert College women’s soccer team from 2008- 2011. She was a major offensive threat during her time as a Hawk. Her immense knowledge and passion for the game led to her success on the field.

Throughout her 70 appearances on the pitch, Hulbert had a career total of 32 goals, 21 assists, and 85 points. She started all 70 games as a midfielder. In 2010, Hulbert was voted AMCC Preseason Offensive Player of the Year, after a 2009 season where she was an AMCC second team all-conference selection with four goals, six assists and 14 points. She would go on to have the best two seasons of her career in 2010 and 2011.

Hulbert completed a standout season in the fall of 2010 where she had a career high 12 goals. She added an assist to give her 25 points in that season. She broke the single record in shots attempted (96) and shots per game with 5.65. 

She went on to be named to an all-conference team each of her four years, including two first team selections in 2010 and 2011. In 2018, she was inducted into the Hilbert College Athletic Hall of Fame. 

Currently, she is an assistant coach at Medaille College for the women’s soccer team where she has been a part of the program since 2018. In her first season on staff, she helped the Mavericks to their best season since 2014. Alyssa is also heavily involved in bringing in new Mavs, serving as the team’s recruiting coordinator. 

Hulbert graduated in 2012 with a bachelors in criminal justice, she continues to work in the field today, in addition to her time as assistant coach. 

The Then and Now Series is part of the AMCC's 25th anniversary where the conference will be recognizing current AMCC coaches and/or athletic administrators who are former AMCC student-athletes. The Then and Series will run every Tuesday throughout the academic year.