Alexander Magleby (born February 19, 1978) is the CEO of the professional rugby union team, The New England Free Jacks.
While at Highland High School Magleby served as Student-Body President, was co-captain of the American football team, and was Valedictorian.
He started at flanker all four years helping lead the Big Green to Ivy League Championships in 1998, 1999, and 2000 under long-term Dartmouth Rugby head coach, Wayne Young.
While playing for the United States, Magleby served on the USA Rugby Board of Directors Executive Committee as the international athlete representative.
[5] He took over for former coach Al Caravelli in March 2012 as the first ever full-time daily training environment and residency program was established for men and women USA Rugby sevens players in Chula Vista, CA.
[8] In his short 16-month tenure, Magleby led the US team from a 14th place one-win nine-loss streak, to by his last three tournaments, a top-five iRB Sevens World Series point collection.
[12] Players that were introduced to international rugby sevens under Magleby's coaching tenure include Brett Thompson, Mike Teo, Jack Halalilo, Nate Augspurger, Luke Hume, and Carlin Isles.
[14] As coach of the All-Americans, Magleby worked with and played a role in selecting and developing several current Eagles and international pros including Hayden Smith, Kevin Swiryn, Blaine Scully, Cam Dolan, Eric Fry, Zack Test, Colin Hawley, Peter Tiberio, Rocco Mauer, Seamus Kelly, Ahmad Harajly, and Shaun Davies.