Malon Al-Jiboori

Professional athlete with strong sense of discipline, excellent work ethic and people skills. Goal-oriented and results-focused individual successful at achieving results.

Dedicated Community Service Volunteer passionate about engaging in outreach programs and with community. Skilled in identifying resources to meet needs and helping community members obtain benefits and services. Recognized for providing exceptional emotional support to individuals obtaining help.

2016

I decided to leave school and pursue a opportunity to train and compete for the 2020* Olympics. Over the years I got to travel all around the world playing for the USA National 7s team. I continued to play and as timed past I matured and developed on and off the field to become a trusted veteran player.

2018-2019

During this year I made a huge sacrifice and decided to leave the USA 7s program and pursue a opportunity to represent my country at the 2019 World Cup in Japan. This was a difficult decision but I knew this is what I wanted to achieve and I gratefully got the opportunity to play in Japan.

2020-22

Deciding to return to have a chance to compete in the Tokyo Olympics I returned to the USA 7s program, where I was voted into the leadership group leading into the Olympics games which was a honor to be selected by my peers by showing handwork, leadership qualities and communication skills.

During the year I've gotten the opportunity to play professional rugby in London, coming from small town I never dreamed of doing that so I took opportunity and feel in love with the english culture and living abroad as a American. I fully believe life is about the experiences and the people you met on the way.

2022-2023

Spent one year in Houston,TX professional rugby team, which was enjoyable. This team really focused on the community and doing their best to engage with the local youth.

2023- Present

Montana Institute of Sport (Operations Manager & Program Lead at Montana Institute Of Sport)

Since I have made a career out of playing rugby I decided I wanted to give back to the sport that gave me once in lifetime opportunities and relationships. I work around the state of Montana delivering rugby clinics in all schools in the state. Giving PE teachers a 8 week curriculum that aligns with their school board. Also creating programs in low-income areas, giving youth more opportunities regardless of income. It's a really rewarding and impactful job.