Emory University defender Andrew Natalino helped the Eagles set a program record for consecutive shutouts, while also contributing on the offensive end during two games last week.  On Wednesday, Natalino played the first 71:32 of the Eagles’ 5-0 win over Piedmont, holding one of the nation’s top-performing offenses this season to just four shots, three of which were on goal.  In addition, he scored the game-winning goal in the 23^rd minute of the contest.  On Saturday, during a 9-0 win over Greensboro College, Natalino held the Pride to just two shots (only one of which was on goal), while scoring a goal and adding on an assist over his 61 minutes played.  His defensive efforts this season have helped the Eagles to a program-record seven consecutive shutouts and a 0.11 goals against average (one goal allowed in nine games), while offensively, he has contributed with a team-best five goals (including three game winners) and three assists for 13 points.  Natalino has led the 10^th-ranked Eagles to a 9-0-0 start to the season.