Senior (2005):

Agarwal finished his senior season with a 9-3-0 record, converting on 48 saves and compiling a goals against average of 0.81.  The goalkeeper started nine games for the Eagles, and played in 13 overall.  He was part of an Emory defense that had the ninth-highest shutout percentage in Division III soccer, the 16th-best team goals against average and the 17th-best team save percentage as well.  Agarwal helped Emory to set a new school record by shutting out 14 of its 19 opponents. Agarwal finishes his Emory career as the school leader in career goals against average (0.71), third in school history in wins (31), fifth in shutouts (11) and sixth in saves (146).

Junior (2004):

Junior goalkeeper Rohit Agarwal played in nine games for the Eagles this season, starting eight of them. In more than 731 minutes, Agarwal allowed five goals for a team-best 0.62 goals against average (GAA). He recorded a team high this season in saves (31), shutouts (3) and wins (6). Heading into his senior season, Agarwal's 0.67 career GAA is on pace to break the school record. He is fifth in school history in career wins with 22 victories, and sixth in career shutouts with seven.

Sophomore (2003):

In his first season as a full-time starter, sophomore Rohit Agarwal helped Emory set a school record for team goals against average (0.69). His 14 goals allowed tied the fewest by an Emory goalie in the last 19 years. Agarwal allowed no more than one goal in each of Emory's first 13 contests. He notched four shutouts on the season and shared four more. With a current career goals against average of 0.69, Agarwal is on pace to break the existing record of 0.91.

Freshman (2002):

Played in six games making three saves.

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