Senior | 2023
Appeared in 17 matches with 16 starts … played 1,243 minutes … picked up seven assists on the season, third-most on the team … set up a pair of goals in a home shutout of Jamestown (N.D.) on August 31 … played all 90 minutes in win over Wayland Baptist (Texas) on Oct. 3.
Junior | 2022
Appeared in 17 matches with 13 starts … scored a goal and notched six assists for eight points … played 871 minutes … scored the game-winning goal against Oklahoma City on Oct. 15 … recorded assists in consecutive matches on two different occasions during the season - Sept. 30 and Oct. 4 versus Wayland Baptist (Texas) and Southwestern Christian (Okla.), then on Oct. 29 and Nov. 5 - both vs. Texas Wesleyan.
Sophomore | 2021
Appeared in 17 games with 16 starts … tallied four assists … played 1,007 minutes … finished with 12 shots, three on goal … boasted assists against Friends (Sept. 10), Southwestern A.G. (Oct. 7), Texas Wesleyan (Oct. 9) and Oklahoma Panhandle State (Oct. 18).
Freshman | 2020
Appeared in all 12 games with 11 starts … tallied eight assists to lead the team and ranked second in the Sooner Athletic … added one goal on the season (10 points) … played 886 minutes … finished with 11 shots, three on goal … scored his first collegiate goal in five-point outing (3 assists) versus Texas Wesleyan (March 27) … registered seven assists over final six games of the season.
Prior to John Brown
Redshirted his freshman campaign at NCAA I Fairleigh Dickison in Teaneck, N.J. ... helped the Knights capture Northeast Conference Tournament championship and a bid to the NCAA I National Championships ... FDU fell to No. 18 New Hampshire in the First Round.
Prep Career
Played for Anglo American High School and club for Futbol Consultants FC ... A team captain for the past three years at Anglo American ... Led his team in assists in both 2017 and 2018 and was the top goal scorer and team MVP in the 2017 season when Anglo American won the National Championship of private high schools ... His club team made the semifinals of the Liacse National Championship in back-to-back seasons as well, including a runner-up finish in the u17 division in 2017.
Personal
Alonso is the son of Everaldo Arrieta and Ivonne Roldan and majors in electrical engineering.
