Sophomore (2015):

Vasconcelos appeared in 13 games for the Eagles, making three starts. He recorded an assist for his first collegiate point in Emory’s 7-1 win over St. Joseph’s (Brooklyn) on September 5^th during the Sonny Carter Invitational. He had 10 shots on the season including a season-high three in the team’s 1-0 defeat at Centre on September 11^th. Vasconcelos logged a season-high 76 minutes in the win over Birmingham Southern on October 21^st.

Freshman (2014):

Vasconcelos made an immediate impact on the Eagles during his freshman year, playing in 18 of the team’s 19 games and making three starts.  The outside back helped Emory record a 0.60 goals-against average during the season, the 16^th-lowest mark in Division III in 2014, while limiting opponents to averages of 11.1 shots and 3.4 shots on goal per game and shutting out nine teams.  He made the first start of his career against Hendrix College on September 14^th, logging a season-high 75 minutes in the game.  Vasconcelos took a season-high four shots and two shots on goal at New York University on October 17^th.  He finished the season with seven shots, three of which were on goal.

Career Statistics:

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Prior to Emory:

Was a four-year member of the Walter Johnson High School team, serving as the team captain during his senior year... Was his team's Most Valuable Player and the winner of his school's Wildcat Award... Coached in high school by Mike Williams and Heeter Morales... Played for the BSC Revolution and the OBGC Rangers for four years, where he was coached by Pete Mehlert and Matt Pilkington... Helped lead the team to the State Cup Championship and to the Regional Semifinals.

Personal:

Born May 19th... Was an NSCAA Scholar All-American in high school... Member of the Science, and National Honor Societies.

Why he chose Emory:

"I chose Emory for the soccer, academics, weather and the campus."