Alli Schaum

Class:
Sophomore
Position:
Utility
Height:
5-7
Hometown:
San Rafael, Calif.
High School:
St. Ignatius College Preparatory

2021: Season canceled due to COVID-19.

2020: Totaled one goal, four assists, two steals, two ejections drawn, and two field blocks on the year … Season shortened due to novel coronavirus (COVID-19) … Earned ACWPC All-Academic and CWPA Scholar-Athlete honors.

2019: Totaled eight goals, 15 assists, 14 steals, and seven ejections drawn on the year … Dished out a season-high three assists vs. Mercyhurst (Feb. 24) … Tallied a season-best three steals vs. Gannon (Mar. 3) … Posted a goal and two assists against St. Francis (Pa.) (Apr. 27) at the CWPA Championship … Earned ACWPC All-Academic and CWPA Scholar-Athlete honors.

2018: Posted eight goals, five assists, 23 steals, six field blocks, and eight ejections drawn on the year … Registered season highs for goals (three) and assists (two) vs. Occidental (Mar. 31) … Made two steals in each of six games … Earned ACWPC All-Academic and CWPA Scholar-Athlete honors.

Before Brown: Earned First Team WCAL All-League honors as a junior and senior … Gained First Team CCS All-Conference accolades twice … Led St. Ignatius in goals, steals, and drawn ejections as a junior and senior … Paced team in assists as a senior … Captained the water polo and swimming teams … Played for coaches Molly Barnes, GP Panawek, Carter Buck, and John McLoud … Also competed in swimming as a three-time CCS conference finalist … Competed on the club level for Diablo Alliance Water Polo … Garnered USA Water Polo Outstanding Academic All-America laurels in 2015 ad 2016 … An AP Scholar.

Personal: Alli is the daughter of Kathleen and Kent Schaum; both Kathleen and Kent swam at William & Mary … Has one older brother, Max, a member of the UC Santa Barbara men’s water polo Class of 2018 … Born on July 29, 1999 … English and History double concentrator.

Why Brown? “I felt at home with the water polo program and on campus. I think Brown produces a unique blend of passion for academics with other interests through its open curriculum.”