Senior (2005):

Dix led the way for Emory in 2005, finishing first in the nation in assists and becoming a second team all-American.  Dix is the 11th all-American in Emory soccer history, and the first since John Symbas in 1999.  Dix was named to the all-region and all-conference first teams for the third consecutive year.  He finished his Emory career with a conference-record 44 assists over three seasons.  Dix led the team in scoring this season with 35 points, including nine goals and 17 assists.  Dix has a school-record tying six game-winning assists, and set a new school record with 11 game-winning assists over his three-year Emory career.  Dix finishes his Emory career ninth in school history with 92 points, second in career assists and first in assists per game (0.80).

Junior (2004):

Karl Dix was named to the all-region first team for the second consecutive season, becoming the first Eagle to do so since 1999. He made his second straight appearance on the UAA all-conference first team. With a team-best nine assists this year, Dix moved into fourth place for career assists in school history after two seasons on the team. The junior, who scored a career-high nine goals, finished the season tied for the team lead with 27 points. Dix's assist and point total's were the second and third highest in the conference respectively. The midfielder scored in 11 of 18 games for the Eagles, including scoring two game-winning goals himself, and assisting on an additional two game winners. Dix became the 12th Eagle to record a hat trick when he scored three consecutive goals for the team on Sept. 12.

Sophomore (2003):

Sophomore Karl Dix totaled 18 assists on the season, good for first in the nation in the final NCAA Division III statistical report. That assist total is the third highest ever in a season by an Eagle. Dix added six goals, including the game winner against regional rival Greensboro (N.C.). In an Oct. 17 game against Case Western Reserve (Ohio), Dix tied a conference and Emory record with three assists. He and teammate Anthony Esposito were the only UAA players to have as many as three assists in a game this season. Dix finished the season third on the team in points.

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