Sophomore (2014):

Ramirez tied for the team lead with 16 points during her sophomore season, including five goals and a team-high six assists.  Ramirez was one of just five players to appear in all 19 games for Emory during the season, making five starts during the year.  She scored the first goal of the season for Emory in the team’s season-opening 1-1 overtime tie with Christopher Newport University on August 29^th.  The forward set a career-high with two goals and four points against Case Western Reserve University on November 2^nd.  Ramirez also had a goal and an assist during the team’s 3-0 win against Berry College on September 20^th.  She tallied one game-winning assist during the year, coming in the Eagles’ 4-0 victory against the University of the South on September 14^th.  She finished the year with 32 shots, 20 of which were on goal.  Through her first two seasons on the team, Ramirez has scored 10 goals and assisted on eight others for 28 total points, while playing in 37 games and making eight starts.

Freshman (2013):

Ramirez made an immediate impact on the Eagles’ offense during her freshman season, finishing second on the team with five goals, and assisting on two others for a total of 12 points (the fourth-most points on the squad during the campaign).  She scored the first goal of her career at Massachusetts-Boston, notching the game-tying tally in the 80^th minute in a game Emory would eventually win in overtime.  The forward recorded a season-high three points (one goal and one assist) against Agnes Scott on October 23^rd, helping Emory to an 8-0 victory.  Ramirez also scored goals at Berry on September 22^nd, and at home against Rhodes on September 28^th and Brandeis on October 20^th.  She helped Emory to a 6-1 win in the first round of the NCAA Tournament, assisting on a goal in the game, and drew a key foul inside the box on a scoring attempt against Lynchburg in the second round, setting up what would prove to be the game-winning penalty kick.  Ramirez played in 18 of the Eagles’ 21 games, making three starts and logging 748 minutes during the year.  She finished the year with 32 shots, 11 of which were on goal.

Career Statistics:

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Prior to Emory:

Was a four-year member of the Saint Andrews' School soccer team, serving as a team co-captain during her senior year... Was selected to the Sun-Sentinel Second Team her freshman year, and earned honorable mentions to the team her sophomore, junior and senior years... Played club soccer for six years for Team Boca, where she was coached by Scott Baker and Rocky Orezzoli... Also ran cross country and track and played softball in high school.

Personal:

Born April 18th.

Why she chose Emory:

"I chose Emory for the amazing academics and soccer program."