Career honors
- Big Ten All-Tournament Team (2006)
- NFHCA National Academic Squad (2005, 2006)
- Academic All-Big Ten (2006)

Lion Career
2006: Was one of five players to start every game....Tied for the team lead in assists (8) and was second on the squad in goals (10) and points (28)....Led the team and the Big Ten in game-winning goals with five....Seven of her 15 career goals have been game-winning goals....Ranked sixth in the Big Ten in points, eighth in points per game (1.27), tied for seventh in goals and tied for eighth in assists....In Big Ten games, she led the conference in points (15), points per game (2.50), goals (6), goals per game (1.00) and game-winning goals (3)....Scored her 10 goals off just 23 shots on goal and 28 shots overall....Put over 82 percent of her shots on goal and scored on her shots 35.7 percent of the time....Five of her 10 goals were unassisted....Had two multiple-goal games on the year and has three for her career....Recorded points in 11 consecutive games from September 6 through October 27....Her streak included nine goals and seven assists....Named to the Big Ten All-Tournament Team....Named Academic All-Big Ten and to the NFHCA National Academic Squad....Was and is still currently a member of the U.S. National Under-21 field hockey team for the second straight year.

Game-by-Game: After not recording any points in the first three games of the year, she recorded a goal (game-winning) and an assist, helping out on Mallory Weisen's game-tying goal, in the win over Northeastern (9-2)....Assisted on Shaun Banta's goal vs. Princeton (9-6)....Helped out on Carey Maser's game-winning goal vs. Lafayette (9-15)....Recorded two goals, the first two of the game, in the 6-0 win over West Chester....Scored the final Penn State goal of the game in the win over Penn (9-20)....Scored the game-winning goal unassisted vs. Michigan State (9-23)....Helped out on Kiersten Wood's game-tying goal in the win over Syracuse (9-27)....Recorded the final Penn State goal of the game in the 4-0 win over Michigan (9-29)....Assisted on all three of Penn State's goals vs. Ohio State (10-8), becoming just the second Penn State player since 2001 to record three helpers in a game....Assisted on Mallory Weisen's game-tying goal in Penn State's upset win over North Carolina (10-13)....Recorded a natural hat trick, the second one for a Penn State player this year, by scoring all three Nittany Lions goals in the 3-1 win over Northwestern (10-20), which was her first career hat trick and third career multi-goal game....Scored her second and third goals of that natural hat trick in a three-and-a-half minute span....Netted her 10th goal of the year by scoring the only goal of the game in Penn State's 1-0 win over Iowa (10-27), giving her four straight Penn State goals in the two games.

2005: Played in all but game, starting the last 18....Scored first career goal in first game at Old Dominion (8-27)....Converted stroke at William & Mary (8-28) after scoreless double overtime....Tallied one goal vs. Villanova (9-9)....Scored twice vs. Bucknell (10-18)....Scored one goal vs. Ohio State (10-22).

High School
All-time leading scorer at Hershey with 53 goals....Led the Trojans to three Mid Penn championships....Qualified for the state tournament all four years....Made it to state final four freshman year, final eight senior year....Finished third in District III freshman and senior years....NFHCA high school second team All-America and All-Mideast senior year....Member of the US Under 21 National Team senior year....Pennsylvania All-State first team member sophomore through senior years....Patriot News Big 11 first team junior and senior years....Mid Penn All-Star first team all four years....Member of the US U-16 National Team in 2002....Named to Patriot News All-Underclass team freshman and sophomore years....Participated in the Futures National Indoor Tournament from 2002-05....Played in the National Futures Tournament from 2002-05....Participated in National Hockey Festival for four years....Also competed in gymnastics....Won the PA Classic all-around, vault and beam titles.

Personal
Full name is Allison McNeile Scola....Born on March 8, 1987, in Langhorne, Pa....Parents are John and Tami Scola....Has one brother, Andrew (21)....Father and uncle both graduated from Penn State....Majoring in business.

Char Morett on Allison Scola
"Ali is one of our most versatile players on the field. She has played every position on the right side. Her offensive skills, both passing and stick skills, make her a very dangerous player coming out of the midfield. Last year we relied on her to create scoring opportunities on the forward line. This year she will be able to help us most effectively from both positions."