Quincy University Hawks

Career (2022-25): Amaral spent four seasons with the Hawks, appearing in 34 matches with 20 starts. She totaled four points on one goal and two assists while recording 11 shots and placing four on goal. Amaral logged 1,666 minutes during her Quincy career, providing experience and depth throughout her time with the women’s soccer program.
-    2x GLVC Academic All-Conference (2023, 24)
-    CSC Academic All-District (2025)

2025 (Senior): In her senior season, Amaral appeared and started in all 18 matches, anchoring a back line that limited opponents to just 0.78 goals per game and recorded nine shutouts. She logged 1,251 minutes on the pitch and played a full 90 minutes twice during the campaign. Amaral scored her first career goal in a 3–1 victory over Illinois Springfield (9/19/25) and also added two assists, finishing the season with four points.
- CSC Academic All-District

2024 (Juniors): As a junior, Alyssa totaled 108 minutes through seven games played. She took three shots with two of them being on goal. Her season high in minutes came against Southwest Baptist (10/11/24), where she played 40.
-    GLVC Academic All-Conference

2023 (Sophomore): Amaral appeared and eight games and made one start against Nebraska-Kearney (9/8/23). On the season, she totaled 275 minutes 
-    GLVC Academic All-Conference

2022 (Freshman): Alyssa played and started in one game, making her collegiate debut against Davenport (8/26/22), where she played 32 minutes.

Personal: Alyssa Amaral hails from London, Ontario, and attended A. B. Lucas Secondary School. With the Vikings, she was a TVDSB soccer champion and was on an academic honor roll with distinction all four years. Alyssa had the opportunity to play with the top players in Canada at a combine in Vancouver and met some Canadian National Team members. She was also on the second-team all-conference and academic all-conference. Her parents are Sandy and Ed, and she has one sister, Ariana. Her favorite teams are the Canadian National Team (soccer) and the Vancouver Whitecaps.