Senior (2007):

English earned her first postseason honors in 2007, as she was named to the all-University Athletic Association (UAA) first team after leading all conference players in goals during the season, and finishing second in points.  English started all 20 of Emory's games during the season, one of just three Emory players to do so.  The senior scored led all Eagles with 11 goals scored, the 13th-best single-season total in school history, and 27 total points, the 12th-best single-season mark by an Eagle.  She recorded the first hat trick of her career against the University of the South (Tenn.) on September 16th, scoring three goals and adding one assist for seven points in the game.  She also recorded two-goal games against then 17th-ranked Rhodes College (Tenn.) and then fourth-ranked Washington University (Mo.), scoring the game-winning goal in both matches as well.  Against Washington, English scored the ‘golden goal' during the second-overtime period, giving Emory a 3-2 victory over its conference rival.  English assisted on two game-winning goals during the season, one against Maryville College (Tenn.) and the other against Brandeis University (Mass.).  She finished her Emory career with six game-winning assists, tied for the seventh-best mark in Emory history, eighth in school history with 21 career goals, and 11th with 58 points.  English was named to the D3kicks.com Team of the Week on October 10th, was twice named the UAA Athlete of the Week and earned a spot on the CoSIDA Academic All-District second team for her performances both on the field and in the classroom.  

Junior (2006):

English played in seven games for the Eagles, making five starts during the campaign.  She finished the year with two goals and one assist for a total of five points.  The junior forward scored the only two goals in a 2-0 Emory win over Greensboro College (N.C.).  English took ten shots during the season, six of which were on goal.

Sophomore (2005):

Sophomore Jamie English scored two goals and two assists in the first four games of the season before suffering an injury that kept her out the rest of the season. Before her injury English led the team in points (6), goals, and was tied for most assists. She had a goal and an assist against Hartwick College (N.Y.) which earned her Emory Offensive Athlete of the Week Honors.

Freshman (2004):

Freshman Jamie English led the team in points (20) and assists (8) and tied for second in goals (6). She is the sixth Emory freshman to lead her team in scoring. Her season ranks among the best all-time for Emory freshmen, placing third in assists, 10th in points, and 13th in goals. English was the only Eagle to score five points in a game, scoring two goals and one assist against Wesleyan (Ga.). She had two four-point games, scoring two goals against Wisconsin-Whitewater, and a goal and two assists against Oglethorpe (Ga.).

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"I love Emory because I get the opportunity to play with a team of awesome players who are also some of my best friends; they are my family away from home and just seeing them around campus always brightens my day."