The phrase "alumni player" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a former player of a sports team or organization who has graduated or is no longer an active member.
Example: "The alumni player returned to the field to mentor the current team members during practice."
Alternatives: "former player" or "ex-player".
On Monday night, there were alumni players interviewed at halftime and alumni dancers strutting on the court during timeouts.
You can expect to see alumni players during Q&A sessions, and mascot Blitz and the Sea Gals too.
Sail With the 12s cruise will feature alumni players too: Hall of Fame quarterback Warren Moon, former safety Jordan Babineaux, former guard Edwin Bailey and quarterback Jim Zorn.
And it's pretty personal for the Lions, whose alumni players shared fond memories of visiting destinations like the Avenue in their heydey.
The grandstands were packed with not only current students and faculty members of both universities, but also with alumni, former players and countless high school and youth players looking to enjoy some of the best lacrosse available.
He has the folksy charisma to perk up alumni and players alike and the ability to revive crestfallen teams.
He said he wanted to pull the team back together and "win back the confidence of the university, the community, the alumni, former players in our program".
Within hours of the decision university presidents, athletic directors, coaches, assistant coaches, alumni and players were issuing statements warning of the dangers of unions.
Bump is not naïve – he knows that when you work at a place for 10 years and you're not winning consistently, it doesn't become fun for anybody – the coach, the alumni, the players or anybody else.
The program has since expanded and moved under an umbrella group called the N.F.L. Player Care Foundation, which includes the union, the league, a player alumni group and the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
