Senior (2007):

Meehan was named to the all-University Athletic Association (UAA) second team for his performance during the 2007 campaign.  He finished second amongst all UAA goalkeepers with a 0.82 goals against average and three shutouts in conference matches.  Meehan completed his Emory career with one of the most successful seasons by a goalkeeper in school history, tying an Emory record with 16 wins and recording a 0.71 goals against average, the second-best single-season mark by an Eagle.  The senior also added five shutouts during the year, ending his career with 15 shutouts, the fourth-most in school history.  Meehan also finishes his career with a 32-9-0 record, the third-best win total by an Eagle goalkeeper, and tied for the best career-goals against average of 0.71.  He started each of the 19 Emory games this season, playing all but 100:25 in goal during the year, and finishes his career with 36-consecutive starts for the Eagles.

Junior (2006):

Meehan started each of Emory's 17 games during his first season as the Eagles' full-time goalkeeper.  The junior recorded six shutouts during the season (including two in UAA play), the fifth-best total in school history.  Meehan's 0.93 goals against average was the 10th-lowest single-season mark in school history, and his career 0.72 GAA is only .01 away from the best average in Emory history.  He made 54 saves during the season while compiling an 11-6 record, and assisted on one goal during the season, coming in the season-opening game against Wisconsin-Lutheran.

Sophomore (2005):

The goalkeeper started four games for the Eagles, and participated in six overall during his sophomore campaign.  Meehan compiled a 5-0-0 record, compiling shutouts in each of his four starts.  Meehan helped the Eagles to a win in their first game of the season, playing all 90 minutes in goal during a 1-0 shutout of the University of Texas in Dallas, and making seven saves.  Meehan finished the season without allowing a goal, and he converted on 18 saves in 450 minutes.

Freshman (2004):

Meehan appeared in one game for the Eagles, playing 11 minutes and making one save.

Prior to Emory:

Attended Jesuit High School where he earned four letters in soccer while playing for coah Bob Bauman ... Served as captain his senior season ... Played in 30 games as a senior and was a member of the Hillsborough County All-Star Team ... Captured a spot on the all-state squad ... As a freshman, he was a member of the squad that was voted both the NSCAA and Studentsports.com as national champs ... Played club soccer for Hillsborough County United (U-19 and U-20) ... Eric Sims and Duke Dunnigan were his club coaches ... His club was advanced to the Super Y-League North American Championship finals two consecutive seasons and won the 2005 title ... Also played golf for four years as a prep.

Personal:

Born March 21, 1986.

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"What makes the Emory soccer great is the way that the players and the coaches truly believe in each other and are dedicated to doing whatever it takes, on and off the field, to achieve sucess, and most importantly, do it the right way."