Corporate Traffic Logistics, a long-time supporter of the University of North Florida, recently announced the 2025-2026 recipients of the Corporate Traffic Logistics UNF Student-Athlete Scholarship. They are recognizing four deserving student-athletes pursuing a bachelor’s degree in the Coggin College of Business.
In this blog, get to know one of the recipients, Alfie Mattocks.
University: University of North Florida
Sport: Soccer
Year: Junior
Major: Business Management
Hometown: Norwich, England
Tell us about your journey in sports. How did you first get involved, and what has kept you passionate about it?
I have loved soccer from as early as I can remember. I first got involved through my local grassroots team in England. I think both my love for the game and my family’s support throughout my journey have kept me so passionate about soccer.
What’s your favorite thing about your sport? Why?
My favorite thing about soccer is getting to share such great memories with my friends on the pitch. Also, winning games is very enjoyable.
Why did you decide to play at UNF?
I decided to play at UNF because I had built great relationships with the players and coaches over summer. Furthermore, I believed that I could be a valuable part of a new era for UNF soccer.
How has being a part of your university’s community impacted your overall college experience?
I think that the university’s community has allowed me to express who I am as a person. It has also enabled me to build relationships with people from all over the world that will last a lifetime.
What’s your favorite sports memory or achievement so far?
My favorite achievement has to be winning back-to-back ASUN championships.
In what ways do you see your scholarship impacting your personal and professional growth?
I think my scholarship at UNF will transform my life both personally and make me a better individual. Additionally, it will set me up professionally for a promising career path with many routes.
What are your aspirations after completing your education and athletic career at UNF?
I hope to live in Florida and be a professional soccer player as my primary goal. However, I also have aspirations for a career in finance too.
If you could offer advice to other aspiring student-athletes, what would it be?
My advice to other young athletes would be simply to enjoy every moment of the journey. Take nothing for granted. It is a great privilege to wake up every day and get to do what you love.