Senior (2004):

Defender Kevin McCarthy helped Emory record 10 shutouts, the most by an Eagle defense since 1986. The senior was named to the all-region third team, the first time in his career that he has been awarded the honor. McCarthy started all 14 games he played in, increasing his career total to 68 starts, the fifth most in school history and second most by a defender. He picked up assists in two consecutive games on Sept. 24 and Sept. 26. McCarthy was named to the UAA all-conference second team for his defensive contributions this season.

Junior (2003):

In addition to making the all-conference first team, Kevin McCarthy was a part of a defense that recorded a school-record 0.69 team goals against average. His efforts on defense helped Emory rank No. 28 in the nation in NCAA's last Division III regular season report (final NCAA statistics announced in January). The junior sweeper helped the team allow 17 fewer goals this season than last season--the biggest single-season improvement in goals against in school history.

Sophomore (2002):

Played in 16 of 19 games and started all of them. Had two goals and two assists for six points. Had one goal and one assist against Huntingdon College on October 20.

Freshman (2001):

Played in 18 of 18 games and stated all of them. Had one goal and four assists on 18 shots for six points. Had the game-winning goal against Huntingdon on September 16.

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"Being part of the Emory soccer program has been a truly satisfying experience for me. Whether it's teammates, coaches, or staff, everyone is focused on helping the team achieve success on the field and develop as individuals off the field. Emory soccer has been so integral to my college experience that I can't imagine what college would have been like without it."