Hannah Boller has been a member of the Alabama State University Sports Medicine team since in March of 2025.
Besides serving as the Athletic Trainer for Women's Soccer, Bowling and Flag Football, Boller serves in the role of Mental Health Liaison as well as Drug Testing Liaison.
Hannah is originally from Fort Myers, FL but spent a majority of her life in Knoxville, TN.
She was first introduced to Athletic Training in high school, where she assisted her Athletic Trainer as a student aid for all four years of high school.Â
Following high school, she attended Middle Tennessee State University in Murfreesboro, TN where she obtained Bachelors of Science with a concentration in Athletic Training. During this time, she presented a case study on Neuropraxia during the annual Tennessee Athletic Training Society (TATS) Meeting. She described her process of returning the athlete with an abnormal case of this condition back to play.Â
She earned her Masters of Exercise Science at The University of Central Arkansas in Conway, AR while also working at the university as Graduate Assistant covering men's and women's soccer as well as softball.
In her free time Hannah enjoys reading, crocheting, hiking, and spending time with her fur babies Devin and Cowboy.
