Junior (2013):

Rowe appeared in 15 games for Emory during her junior season, making a career-high eight starts and finishing the year with a goal and an assist for three points.  Her goal came against Agnes Scott, helping lead the Eagles to an 8-0 victory on October 23^rd.  The midfielder also assisted on a goal during the team’s 5-0 win over Rhodes on September 28^th.  Rowe finished the season with career-highs with eight shots and four shots on goal.

Sophomore (2012):

Rowe played in 18 games during the 2012 season, making one start and finishing the year with one goal and four assists for six points.  Rowe's first career goal proved to be an important one for the Eagles, cutting a 2-0 deficit in half against Johns Hopkins University on September 7th, in a game that would eventually end in a 2-2 tie.  She also assisted on the game-tying goal against Washington University (Mo.) on October 7th, with under a minute left to play in regulation.  Rowe also assisted on goals against the University of the South on September 15th, Agnes Scott College on October 3rd, and Covenant College on October 22nd.  Her first career start came against Case Western Reserve University on October 12th.  Rowe took five shots during the year, four of which were on goal.  

Freshman (2011):

Rowe played in six games off the bench for Emory during her freshman campaign.  She took two shots during the season.

Career Statistics:

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Prior to Emory:

Played on the Watchung Hills Regional High School for four years, serving as the team captain during her senior year... Helped her team to the State Sectional Championship and the Somerset County Championship in 2010, in addition to a State Sectional Finals appearance in 2008... Coached by Peter Lubrecht in high school... Played club spccer for Matchfit Chelsea FC for three years, where she was coached by Julio Vaccacela... Was the captain of the swimming team and a member of the track team in high school.

Personal:

Born July 20, 1993... Was a member of the National Honor Society, in addition to the Spanish, Literature and Italian Honor Societies in high school.

Why she chose Emory:

"I chose Emory because of the challenging academics, along with a fantastic soccer program.  Both the players and the coached are very fun and highly skilled."