27 Facts About Alex Obert

Alexander "Alex" Obert was born in Loomis, CA and is an American water polo player.

Alex Obert was a part of Team USA at the 2016 Summer Olympics, where the team finished in tenth place.

Alexander Obert was born in Placentia, California, on December 18,1991.

Alex Obert grew up in Loomis, California and attended Del Oro High School, where he excelled in water polo, basketball, and swimming.

Alex Obert was an All-American swimmer in both the 200 and 400 yard freestyle relay.

Alex Obert attended Sierra College in Rocklin, California for one year and grey-shirted.

Alex Obert finished his Pacific career tied for ninth on the all-time scoring list with 157 goals.

Alex Obert graduated from Pacific in 2016 with a degree in engineering.

Alex Obert was teammates with Balazs Erdelyi and Ben Stevenson.

Alex Obert scored in the first three matches to start the season and played in all twenty-six matches.

Alex Obert finished his freshman year with eight goals, nine steals, three assists, thirteen drawn ejections, and four field blocks.

Alex Obert scored twice in the Tigers' sudden death loss to University of California, Irvine at the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation Tournament.

Alex Obert moved to the center position in his sophomore year at Pacific with the ability to be one of the nations top two-meter players.

Alex Obert's status was cemented as he earned Second Team All-America honors from the ACWC after racking up fifty-one goals on the season and averaging 2.32 scores per game, ranking ninth in the conference.

Alex Obert recorded fifteen multi-goal scoring games despite missing three matches due to injury.

Alex Obert scored a career-high five goals in the Tigers' overtime upset win over then-No 4 University of California, Berkeley at the Southern California Tournament.

Alex Obert led the Tigers in scoring with ten goals at the MPSF Tournament and was named All-MPSF Second Team.

Alex Obert earned Second Team All-America honors from the AWPCA after scoring forty-four goals in twenty-eight games, which ranked seventeenth in the MPSF.

Alex Obert finished third on the squad in scoring, with 1.57 goals per game and posted scored a goal in all but four games.

Alex Obert tallied eleven multi-goal scoring games, including a season-high four goals against UC Davis.

Alex Obert scored two goals in the NCAA Semifinal win over Stanford, including the game-winner.

Alex Obert redshirted the 2014 campaign to be eligible for the 2015 season.

Alex Obert scored four goals, helping Team USA to gold at the 2014 FINA Intercontinental Tournament.

Alex Obert set career-highs with fifty-four goals scored, forty-four drawn exclusions and thirty-one steals.

Alex Obert finished tenth in MPSF in scoring with 1.93 goals per game.

Alex Obert scored in 27 of 28 games with a career-high eighteen multi-goal scoring games.

Alex Obert married Michele Relton, who he met at Pacific while she was on the women's water polo team.