Michal Alge had an incredible year for Yeshiva. The rookie was a key member of both the women's basketball and softball teams. For women's basketball, she averaged a double-double per game with 10.4 points and 11.3 rebounds. She was also named the Skyline Conference Rookie of the Week twice. For softball, she produced an outstanding .362 batting average, scoring ten runs and driving in 13. In the field, she recorded 160 putouts.
Name (First and Last) |
Michal Alge |
Major |
Psychology |
What is your career ambition? |
To be a social worker. |
What is your favorite thing about Yeshiva University? |
Being in the heart of New York City and that Mendy's is on the caf card.
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What is your favorite thing
about being a student-athlete at Yeshiva University? |
People say that playing sports at Yeshiva University means giving up your social life, but for me it's been the opposite. Being a student athlete has led me to meeting some great people and its awesome that I get to hang out with them basically every night. |
| What Yeshiva University class have you found most beneficial? |
Festivals with Rabbi Wolff
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What was your greatest
memory as a Yeshiva student-athlete? |
Team Shabbatons |
Who was the most influential
person to you as a child? |
My family and the Lupatkins |
Growing up what teacher in school do you remember to have the biggest influence on you? |
Rabbi Dov Huff, my eighth grade teacher/dean and assistant principal. |
What is your favorite food? |
JP Licks Ice Cream
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What is your favorite movie? |
At the moment, Tarzan. |
In high school, what clubs were you involved with? |
Basketball, softball, soccer, play, and choir. |
If you can have dinner with any celebrity, who would you choose? |
Adele |
What is your favorite hobby
(besides the sport you play)? |
Listening to music.
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Favorite sport to play (besides your sport)? |
Matball and flag football |
What is your favorite sports team? |
All Boston teams!
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What would people you know now find surprising about you when you were younger? |
I had a cool pen collection.
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