• Student-athlete bio -- women's soccer, indoor track & field, outdoor track & field

Allison Rodrigues traded her blue-and-gold goalie gloves for a coaching whistle following her standout, recording-setting career at Suffolk. She joins Ellie McDougall's coaching staff as a volunteer assistant for the 2022 season. 

Rodrigues was a staple between the pipes for the Rams over her collegiate career. In 48 games played, 44 of which she started, she compiled a 25-20-1 overall record with 19 of those victories coming in shutout fashion. Her name is scattered throughout Suffolk's all-time list including a share of the top spot in wins (25) and shutouts (19). Her 1.18 career GAA is in sole possession of second, while her 299 saves sit third. 

A starter as a freshman in 2018, the North Andover, Massachusetts, got better with age, improving on every statistical category each season and wrapping up her career with a 0.76 GAA and .893 save percentage as a senior in 2022. That year she backstopped Suffolk to an 11-6-0 record, which ties the second-most victories in the Rams' record book. She was rewarded for her efforts as the first blue-and-gold goalkeeper to take home first-team All-CCC honors and the first-ever Suffolk goalie to be awarded an all-region nod by United States Coaches, receiving a Region II Second-Team nod. Those honors are ontp of her All-GNAC Third-Team selecttion as a sophomore in 2019. 

Away from the pitch, Rodrigues became a well-known name for Suffolk indoor and outdoor track & field. The field athlete garnered multiple accolades including CCC Field Performer of the Year in 2021 and GNAC Rookie of the Year in 2019. On top of that, she was a three-time GNAC and one-time CCC individual Champion in the javelin, and racked up eight all-league honors (three first-team, three second-team and one third-team).

Rodrigues, who captained both the soccer and track & field teams, respectively, graduate in 2022 with a Bachelors in Psychology.