Missouri State

Honors
MVC Honor Roll: 2023-24
MSU Athletic Director's Honor Roll: Fall 2023, Spring 2024, Fall 2024, Spring 2025

2024 (Freshman)
Appeared in 36 games and made 29 starts primarily at catcher…Owned a .282 batting average and recorded 24 hits, 12 RBI, 10 walks and three home runs on the season…Threw out six of the seven baserunners attempting to steal on her…Earned her first career start and drew three walks against South Dakota (March 10)…Drove in a season and career-high three runs on her first-career homer against Illinois State (March 15)…Knocked a double and scored a run on a two-hit day against Central Arkansas (March 19)…Launched her second home run of the season at No. 8 Oklahoma State (March 26)…Hit two singles, drove in a run, scored a run and stole a base in the series opener at Northern Iowa (April 5)…Homered in the seventh inning at Southern Illinois to extend MSU’s lead over the eventual MVC Champions (April 24)…Tallied a couple of hits and an RBI in a victory over Evansville (April 28)…Narrowly missed a grand slam versus Indiana State, instead smacking a two-run double off the wall to bring the Bears within a run in the loss (May 3)…Scored MSU’s only run and added two hits in the regular season finale (May 4)…Her success against Indiana State continued as she went a perfect 3-for-3 with a double and a run scored in Missouri State’s opening round victory over the Sycamores at the MVC Tournament (May 8)… Named to the MVC Honor Roll and to the MSU Athletic Director’s Honor Roll for Fall 2023 and Spring 2024.

High School
Helped lead Colleyville Heritage (Texas) High School to a 37-8 record and a third-place finish in the state tournament as a senior under head coach Allison Conaway…Earned first team Defensive Player of the Year and Golden Glove honors after throwing out 10 baserunners and recording five pick-offs…Hit .440 with 48 RBI and a 1.044 OPS in her senior campaign…Batted .373 with 27 RBI and a 1.029 OPS as a junior…Caught five runners stealing as she helped lead the Panthers to a district championship and a regional quarterfinal appearance for the second consecutive season in 2022…Named the first team Utility Player of the Year after hitting .445 with 39 RBI, a 1.036 OPS and seven runners caught stealing as a sophomore…Three-time academic all-district honoree…Did not play her freshman season due to the Covid-19 pandemic…Played travel ball for the 18U NTX Blaze Gold squad out of Texas.
 
Personal
Alexis Diane Perales was born 1/30/05 in Bedford, Texas…Daughter of Tom and Alysia Perales of Grapevine, Texas…Has one sister, Leah…Mom played college volleyball at Dallas Baptist from 1993-97…Undecided on an academic major.