- 2018-19 Captain
- 2018 SEC Champion (platform dive)
2018-19 (Senior):
- Earned first in the three-meter dive (320.70) and third in the 1-meter dive (306.53) against Rice and TCU
- Dove for the bronze medal in platform diving the final day of the SEC Championships (292.25)
- Finished second in the platform dive at the NCAA Zone D qualifier in Austin, TX, qualifying for the NCAA Swimming & Diving Championships (572.80)
- Placed sixth in platform diving at the 2019 NCAA Women’s Swimming and Diving Championships (305.30)
- Most Valuable Diver award
- First-Team All-SEC (platform diving)
- SEC Champion (platform diving)
- Placed 3rd on the platform at the NCAA Zone D Championships (568.60)
- Won SEC title on the platform with lifetime best score of 308.70
- Scored points at SECs on both the 3-meter (12th, 306.20) and 1-meter (23rd, 242.65)
- Posted season bests of 275.77 in the 1-meter and 308.60 in the 3-meter
2016-17 (Sophomore):
- Just missed scoring in the platform dive at the NCAA Championships with an 18th-place finish (240.80)
- Earned a spot on the award podium at the SEC Championships for a second straight year with a third-place effort in the platform dive (291.25)
- Posted season-best scores of 297.90 in the platform dive, 292.13 in the one-meter and 311.55 in the three-meter
2015-16 (Freshman):
- Played a key role in the Aggies’ first SEC team title by earning a runner-up finish in the platform dive on the final day of the 2016 SEC Championships
- Scored a career-best 289.50 to score 28 crucial points
- Her effort at the SEC meet ranks as the No. 3 5-dive point total from the tower in school history
- Also posted season bests of 212.45 in the one-meter dive and 272.70 on the three-meter board.
High School/Club:
- 2015 graduate of Lycée Saint Vincent, a Catholic school in Rennes, France. The school, Saint Vincent, is one of the 10 French-American international schools with the option called OIB (Option International Baccalaureate)
- Started diving in 2012 at Saint Maur with coach Fréderic Pierre
- On the 10M platform, placed 4th at the 2014 Youth Olympic Games in Nanjing, China and 8th at the 2014 FINA World Junior Championships in Penza, Russia.
Personal:
- Alaïs Kalonji is the daughter of Ndiata and Catherine Kalonji of Rennes, France
- Born December 11, 1997 in Paris, France
- Nuclear engineering major
- Has two siblings, Salomé and Anastasia
- Chose A&M because of “the team, the atmosphere, the diving program and the academic opportunities.”
Up Close:
Favorite TV Show: How I met your mother
Most Played Song on iPod: The girl from ipanema, Stan Getz
Favorite Movie: To catch a thief
What I’m Currently Reading: 1Q84 by Haruki Murakami
Favorite City to Visit: Barcelona
Favorite Athlete in Another Sport: Viktoria Komova
Favorite Quote: Work in silence; let the success make the noise
Favorite Tradition at Texas A&M: Howdy
Describe in one word:
Coach Bultman: Committed
Coach Jamison: Focused
Coach Lerew: Best