2012: Alison and Emanuel won twice in their 10 events together during a stretch which saw them play in six straight title matches. The last of those title match appearances came in the London Olympics as they claimed the Silver medal. The duo finished second in season points on the tour.

2011: Alison and Emanuel won five times, including the World Championships in Rome. Helped by three other Final Four finishes, the duo won the season points championship. The pair won the Pan American Games in Guadalajara to close the season.

2010: Alison began a partnership with Emanuel Rego. The duo advanced to the Final Four in seven of the 11 tournaments, with a best of second place three times. For the second straight season Alison ended second in the FIVB points championship.

2009: Alison partnered with Harley, winning medals in the first five tournaments, including a Silver Medal in the World Championships in Stavanger. The duo advanced to the semifinals four more times and finished second in the points championship. They played in one AVP Tour event, placing second.

2008: Alison and Bernardo started the season with three straight country quota losses, then a 33rd. Alison played one event with Emanuel Rego, placing third in the Grand Slam in Gstaad. Alison and Bernardo played two more events, resulting in a country quota loss and a ninth place finish. They competed in three Satellite events, winning all three. Alison partnered with Pedro Cunha, and the duo had a fifth in their first tournament together before winning in Bahrain.

2007: Alison began playing with Bernardo Romano. In their first two tries the duo lost in the country quota, and in the third event the pair finished 33rd. They also played in one Satellite event, winning a Bronze medal after coming back through the contender's bracket following a loss in their second match.

2006: Alison played twice with Harley Marques. In the first event the pair failed to get out of the country quota, but in the second won the duo advanced from the qualifier and placed ninth.

• In the 2012 London Olympics Alison qualified with Emanuel Rego as the number one seed. The duo went 3-0 in pool play, then 3-1 in bracket play in winning the Silver Medal, losing to Germany's Julius Brink and Jonas Reckermann in three sets.