Junior (2017):

Named to the All-University Athletic Association Second Team…Appeared in all 18 games including 16 in a starting role…Registered career-highs in goals, assists and points…Finished tied for third on the UAA leaderboard and 60^th nationally with nine assists, the most by an Eagle since 2010…Her 17 points on the season led the team and placed her 15^th among UAA leaders…She assisted on four game-winning goals which tied for the second most ever in a single season...Registered the game-winning assist against Pfeiffer (9/4), Sewanee (9/20), Roanoke (10/21) and Rochester (11/4)…Two of her four tallies acted as game-winners: at Georgia Gwinnett (9/1) and Agnes Scott (9/23).

Sophomore (2016):

McCarter played in seven contests for the Eagles as a sophomore including two in a starting role…Recorded one goal for two points on four shots including three on goal…Scored in Emory’s 4-0 win at Birmingham-Southern on September 16^th…Logged a season-high 54 minutes against 16^th-ranked Lynchburg College on September 10^th.

Freshman (2015):

McCarter appeared in 13 games including two in a starting role during her freshman season. She recorded two goals and one assist for five points on the season. Her first career goal came in Emory’s 4-0 win over LaGrange College on September 16^th. She added a goal and an assist in the win over Brooklyn College on September 25^th. McCarter recorded 14 shots on the season with nine being on goal.

Career Statistics:

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Honors:

Prior to Emory:

Was a four-year member of the Charlotte Latin School soccer team under Head Coach Lee Horton...Won the state title as a freshman and senior...Named All-State, All-Region, All-Conference and to the South Charlotte First Team as a senior...All-Conference honoree as a sophomore and junior...Played club soccer with Charlotte Soccer Academy ECNL u18 team under coach Phil Hofstader.

Personal:

Born on July 21, 1997...Played JV basketball in high school...Daughter of Susan and Kevin McCarter.

Why she chose Emory:

"I chose Emory because I wanted a place that had both a reputable and successful athletic program while also being home to some of the best academic programs in the country."