Senior (2004):

Anthony Esposito earned honorable mention in voting for the all-conference team. The midfielder finished his Emory career with 21 assists, the 10th highest total in school history.

Junior (2003):

The junior midfielder netted one goal and eight assists for a career-best 10 points. Esposito missed two games and all but eight minutes of the team's NCAA tournament game due to injury. In an Oct. 5 game against Shorter (Ga.), Esposito registered three assists to tie an Emory record shared by five players. It was the second three-assist game of his career. Five of his eight assists this season came on game-tying or winning goals. Esposito was selected for the all-conference first team, his second consecutive year with all-conference honors. Esposito is tied for ninth all-time at Emory for career assists (20).

Sophomore (2002):

The sophomore midfielder netted one goal and five assists for seven points. His best game came against Millsaps (Tenn.) where he had one goal and one assist. He was named Emory "Athlete of the Week" one time. This is Esposito's first time on the all-conference team.

Freshman (2001):

Played in 18 of 18 games and started all of them. Had one goal and seven assists on nine shots for nine points. Had a career high three assists against LaGrange College on September 19.

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