Junior (2014):

Chan was a key player for the Eagles’ defense during his junior season, playing in 15 games and making 13 starts, both career highs.  From the outside back position, he helped Emory record a 0.60 goals-against average, the 16^th-lowest mark among Division III teams during the year.  He picked up an assist during the Eagles’ season-opening 1-1 double-overtime tie with Centre College on August 29^th, the first of his career.  Chan was also a part of seven Emory shutouts during the campaign.

Sophomore (2013):

After missing the beginning of the season due to injury, Chan bounced back as a key reserve for the Eagles at the outside back position.  The sophomore played in eight games off the bench, logging 250 minutes for the squad.  He helped the Eagles surrender just two goals during his time on the field, good for a 0.72 goals-against average.

Freshman (2012):

Chan appeared in six games off the bench for the Eagles during his freshman campaign.

Career Statistics:

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Prior to Emory:

Played for the Altolton High School soccer team for four seasons, serving as a team captain during his sophomore, junior and senior years... Scored 14 goals and assisted on 20 others during his high school career... Coached by Roch DeFrances... Also played for the Baltimore Boys Academy club team for five years, where he was coached by Steve Nichols... Was chosen to go to England with his club all-star team.

Personal:

Born April 23rd, 1994... Member of the Spanish National Honor Society in high school.

Whe he chose Emory:

"I chose Emory for the great academics and soccer."