2016 as a Senior:
•  Started all 20 games at defense
•  Had 19 ground balls, 12 caused turnovers and six draw controls, all single-season career bests
•  Tallied a career-high three ground balls and two caused turnovers at Delaware (April 22)
•  Also had two caused turnovers in three other outings, at Rutgers (March 19), versus William & Mary (April 2) and against Hofstra (April 10)
•  Accrued two ground balls, two caused turnovers and a draw control in both the William & Mary and Hofstra wins
•  Produced at least two ground balls in eight different games
•  JMU Athletic Director's Scholar-Athlete
•  CAA Commissioner's Academic Award
2015 as a Junior:
•  Saw action in 16 games, primarily in a reserve role
•  Had five ground balls, four caused turnovers and one draw control
•  Had one ground ball and a caused turnover in comeback win at Delaware (May 1) in the CAA semifinals and another caused turnover versus Towson (May 3) in the CAA title game
2014 as a Sophomore:
•  Saw action in seven games
•  Had one assist for her only career point against Drexel (April 18)
•  Had one ground ball defensively
2013 as a Freshman:
•  Saw action in two games as a true freshman
•  Had one ground ball against Old Dominion (April 21)
High School and Club:
•  All-Region Second Team as a senior
•  All-Concorde District First Team as a junior and senior, Second Team as a sophomore and Honorable Mention as a freshman
•  Team captain as a senior
•  Three-year starter
•  Four-year letter winner
•  Oakton won state, region, and district championships in 2012
•  The Cougars were state and region runners-up and district champions in 2011 and district runner-ups in 2010
•  Oakton's Aimee Willard Award recipient as a senior
•  Played for Capital Lacrosse club
•  Played for Team Two in National Schoolgirls Tournament in 2011
•  Also played field hockey, and was a member of the Cougars' Concorde District runner-up team in 2012
Personal:Â
•  Full name is Alexandra Frances Revel
•  Member of Delta Delta Delta sorority, the Association for Women in Sports Media and the National Collegiate Honor Society
•  Studied Abroad in Ireland
•  Majoring in communication studies with a minor in sport communication