"Playing for this college softball team over the past four years was an incredible experience that I’ll always be grateful for. From the moment I joined, the coaching staff made me feel valued and respected as both a player and a person. That kind of support makes a huge difference, especially throughout the ups and downs that naturally come with every season. Alex in particular had a big impact on my experience. She was always there when I needed support and had a great ability to lift people up during tough moments. She was organized, dependable, and consistently made an effort to build genuine connections with the players. That kind of leadership and care really helped create a positive team culture. Overall, my four years with this program were extremely meaningful. I’m thankful for the memories, the friendships, and the growth I experienced both on and off the field. "

"Based on my experience, I would strongly advise anyone considering this softball program to think twice before committing. The culture within the team felt deeply unhealthy, and many of the issues seemed rooted in both the team leadership and the head coach. Negative, toxic, and at times cruel behavior was allowed to continue without meaningful accountability, which created an environment that did not feel supportive or safe for players. A program’s culture starts at the top, and in my experience, the standards being set did not promote respect, growth, or team unity. For anyone looking for a positive and healthy college softball experience, I would strongly recommend exploring other options."

"Honestly, parents, keep your kids away. She will ruin your daughter's love for softball. She almost got fired but then lawyered up. They had to hire a leadership consultant for her. None of the girls like her, enjoy playing for her or think she knows the game well."

"She’s been a loser everywhere she’s coached. Three different coaching jobs in 10 years. I wouldn’t recommend her to coach a rec softball team. She’s was almost fired last season for multiple improprieties with her players. No knowledge of the game and no compassion for her players. Her staff is clueless as well. Stay far away from this coach and this school !"

"I played for Alex and had such a horrible experience. For reference, some of the things she did was pin her players against each other in hopes to cause drama on the team, and get the girls that she didn't like off the team with somewhat of a reason so she didn't look bad. Told players all the time that they were fat, me included. Just to give you an idea, I am a 120-pound 5'0 girl who has also had an eating disorder in my past, that she was well aware of. She would use information that you gave her out of trust to use against you and make you feel stupid. After I quit the team, she tried convincing my other teammate who I was living with to move out and not speak to me as I " am a bad influence" I quit the team, I did not get kicked off nor did I ever have trouble with anyone on the team besides the coach herself. When you talk to other girls that used to play for Alex and quit, they say nothing but negative things. Sad that someone who didn't even play a whole full year of softball at Bryant wants to be a coach to ruin young woman's hobbies and pleasure. I played softball for 13 years, and that was all thrown out the window after playing for Alex. I hope when my kids play sports growing up, that they NEVER have a coach as bad and as abusive as Alex Campione. The staff at Curry College that keep her employed are to blame as well."

"Played for Alex for one season and made me completely lose my love for softball. Horrible coach and horrible person."

"I played for Alex for 2 seasons, she’s more interested in mind games than winning . Pits players against one another & encourages them to play when injured . Not a healthy culture for young lady who just wants to play and have fun !"

"Poor coach on and off the field. Does not understand in game strategy and shows no Caring or compassion for her players. I would not recommend this coach !"