Emory University sophomore goalkeeper Kaele Leonard did not allow a goal over the course of 110 minutes of two NCAA Championship matches this weekend.  Against fifth-ranked Wheaton College (Ill.) in the third round of the tournament, Leonard made three saves in the second half and both overtime periods to force a 1-1 with the Thunder.  Then, during the ensuing shootout, she made a key save on a potential match-clinching shot by Wheaton, allowing Emory to eventually advance 9-8 on penalty kicks.  Facing second-ranked Hardin-Simmons University in the semifinals, which featured the top-ranked offense in Division III this season, Leonard played a scoreless second half, converting four saves during the game.  Leonard, who began the week ranked sixth among Division III goalkeepers in save percentage and 10^th in goals against average, finished her season with a school-record 0.33 goals against average, a .926 save percentage and a 12-1-4 record.  Her performance helped the Eagles to their best NCAA Championship finish in the program’s history, and an overall record of 16-2-4.