Junior (2014):

Sherr was selected to the D3Soccer.com All-America Third Team after leading an Eagles defense that ranked 16^th in Division III with a 0.60 goals-against average during the 2014 season.  In addition, he was an all-University Athletic Association First Team selection and a two-time conference Defensive Athlete of the Week (September 15 and September 29^th).  He was named the Most Valuable Player of the Warrior Classic, after leading the Eagles to wins over Rhodes College and Hendrix College by a combined score of 8-1 at the tournament, scoring his first goal of the season in the game against Rhodes.  Sherr and the Eagles’ backline notched nine shutout efforts and helped limit opponents to averages of 11.1 shots and 3.4 shots on goal per game, while yielding just 12 goals to the opposition.  The center back started 16 games during the season and appeared in 17 total.  He added two goals and an assist on the offensive side of the field, including the ‘golden goal’ in a 2-1 overtime win against conference rival Washington University (Mo.) on October 5^th. His lone assist of the season came during the Eagles’ 2-1 overtime win against Covenant College on September 10^th.  Sherr finished the year with nine shots, including four on goal.  In addition, for his academic and athletic achievements during the season, he was named to the Capital One/ CoSIDA Academic All-District Team for the first time in his collegiate career.

Sophomore (2013):

Sherr emerged as one of the top defensive players in the University Athletic Association (UAA) during his sophomore campaign, as the center back was Emory’s lone selection to the all-UAA First Team, in addition to earning a spot on the NSCAA All-South Atlantic Region Third Team.  He was one of just four players to start all 18 games during the season, playing the entirety of 16 of the contests, and logged 1,635 minutes, the most by an Eagle position player during the year and sixth-most in a single season in school history.  Sherr led a defense that recorded a 1.08 goals-against average and six shutouts during the season, while limiting opponents to 12.3 shots and 4.7 shots on goal per game.  He finished the season with eight shots, including four on goal.  He also contributed offensively with one goals and two assists during the year.  He opened his season by scoring a goal during Emory’s 6-2 win over Marian University (Wis.) on August 31^st, later earning a spot on the Sonny Carter Invitational All-Tournament Team and UAA Defensive Athlete of the Week honors for his efforts.  He assisted on the game-winning goal against New York University on October 18^th, while adding another assist against Birmingham-Southern College on September 25^th.  Sherr took 12 shots, including three on goal, during the campaign.

Freshman (2012):

Sherr made an immediate impact on the team during his freshman season, playing in 19 games and making 18 starts, while logging 1,752 minutes, the second-highest total in school history.  He scored a goal in his first collegiate game, forcing a 1-1 tie with Brewton-Parker College and earning a spot on the Sonny Carter Invitational All-Tournament Team.  Sherr also scored during a 4-0 win over Spalding University on September 7th, and assisted on a goal during a 5-0 win at Birmingham-Southern College on September 20th.  The defender was a key player for an Emory backline that recorded six shutouts and a 1.34 goals-against average during the year, limiting opposing teams to 9.65 shots and 4.55 shots on goal per game.  Sherr ended the year with 26 shots, 12 of which were on goal.

Career Statistics:

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Honors:

Prior to Emory:

Played for the Roslyn High School soccer team for four seasons, serving as the team captain in 2010 and 2011... Earned all-county honors in 2010 and 2011, and all-conference honors in 2009... Scored 10 goals and assisted on three others during his senior year, and notched a career-best 16 goals and five assists in 2010... Was coached by Juan Mejia in high school... Played club soccer for the Met Oval Developmental Academy from 2010-12, where he was coached by Peter Hulse... Also bowled in high school.

Personal:

Born Novemeber 17, 1994... Was a scholar-athlete all four years in high school.

Why he chose Emory:

"Emory has a great soccer program with great academics, and an unbelievable undergraduate business school."