Alyssa Woodberry enters her first season with Alaska Nanooks Athletics in 2026-27 as an assistant athletic trainer, working directly with the Nanooks hockey program. She joins the department through McKinley Orthopedic, Sports Medicine & Spine after earning her Master of Athletic Training degree from Oregon State University.
At Oregon State, Woodberry completed clinical rotations with the Beavers' football, women's volleyball, women's track and field, and men's wrestling programs. She also gained experience working with Western Oregon football and several Oregon high schools, providing injury prevention, evaluation, rehabilitation and return-to-play care. Her experience includes medical coverage at major Pacific Northwest rodeo events and postseason competitions, including NCAA regional and state championship events.
A native of Eatonville, Washington, Woodberry earned her bachelor's degree in clinical physiology from Central Washington University, with minors in physical rehabilitation therapy and anthropology. At Oregon State, she served as secretary of the Graduate Student Athletic Training Club and received the Northwest Athletic Trainers Association Bill Robertson Professional Scholarship, along with multiple Folds of Honor Military Scholarships.
With Alaska, Woodberry supports the health, safety and performance of Nanook student-athletes through injury prevention, treatment, rehabilitation and return-to-play care.
