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Alex Scott
Defender
Team: Boston Breakers
Alex Scott
Height: 5' 4"
Birth Date: 10/14/1984
Hometown: London, England
Previous Team: Arsenal Ladies
How Acquired:
WPS-playing rights traded to the Breakers on Jan. 15, 2009 by the Chicago Red Stars.

2009:
  • Was named to 2009 WPS All-Star ballot but was unavailable due to 2009 European Championships 
  • Started in all 17 matches she appeared in 
  • Recorded one goal and one assist, both against Washington Freedom
  • WPS-playing rights traded to the Breakers on Jan. 15, 2009 by the Chicago Red Stars, who had previously named her as a post-draft discovery player
International:
  • 2009 UEFA Women’s EURO 2009 finalist - losing to Germany
  • Helped England capture the 2009 Cyprus Cup - defeating Canada in the final
  • A member of England’s 2007 FIFA Women’s World Cup Team, which advanced to the quarterfinals against the USA
  • Debuted for the English National Team in September 2004, against Holland
  • Scored her first goal with the English National Team against Hungary in October, 2005
  • Selected to the England squad for the UEFA Women’s EURO 2005 tournament, hosted by England
  • Played for England’s U-20 2002 FIFA World Cup Team
Club:
  • Began playing for the Arsenal Ladies (youth teams) when she was 8-years old
  • Helped the Arsenal Ladies to the “quadruple” by winning the English Women’s Premier League, FA Cup, League Cup, as well as UEFA Women’s Cup (Europe’s top club competition)
  • Scored 20 career goals with the Gunners, including the only goal in the 2007 UEFA Women’s Cup Final against Swedish club Umea IK, led by Marta
  • Has won the FA Cup, League Cup and Women’s Premier League several times each with Arsenal
Personal:
  • In addition to playing for Arsenal Ladies, has supported the Arsenal men’s club since she was little
  • Was a teacher for two years prior to coming to Boston, teaching sport science studies to 16-18 year old students
  • Obtained her certificates in personal training and sports massage therapy
  • Owns two boxer dogs, which have stayed behind in England for the season
  • Has one older brother
  1. What are the three things you can never be without while traveling?
    Laptop, iPod, Book
  2. If you didn’t play professional soccer, what other profession would you try – and why?
    Professional Dancer – Rock on!
  3. What’s your perfect day off?
    Relaxing on a beach, sun, sea and my dogs playing in the water.
  4. What famous person most inspires you and why?
    Kelly Holmes – beat adversity and lots of injuries to win two gold medals.
  5. If you had a dinner party, who are the four people you would invite (can be living or dead)?
    Ne-Yo, Alan Carr (English Comedian), Ellen DeGeneres and Sharon Osborne
  6. If there were one adjective to describe you, what would it be?
    Competitive
  7. What’s on your workout/pre-game iPod playlist?
    R&B and Dance Music
QUICK HITS – List your top three favorites

TV Shows:

  1. Grey’s Anatomy
  2. 24
  3. Lost

Place to Shop:

  1. Au Saints
  2. Top Shop
  3. River Island

Restaurants:

  1. Wagamamas – Japanese
  2. Nandos - Mexican
  3. Jamaican food – chicken and rice and all things nice!

Professional Athletes:

  1. Messi – Barca
  2. Usain Bolt
  3. Kaka

Cities (in any country):

  1. Rio de Janeiro
  2. London
  3. Paris
 
Alex Scott
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Scott, who was obtained by the Breakers in a January trade with the Chicago Red Stars, netted her first WPS goal to force a 1-1 draw vs. the Washington Freedom last week.

The Boston Breakers (3-2-2) and Washington Freedom (1-2-3) played an entertaining and fast-paced game which ended 1-1 Sunday evening at Harvard Stadium in Cambridge.

Highlights from the Boston Breakers and Washington Freedom's 1-1 tie on May 17, 2009 at Harvard Stadium in Cambridge, Mass. including Alex Scott's first goal of the season.

Boston Breakers promotional video that is played during home games at Harvard Stadium.

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