(Soccer Offense) Emory University senior Talia Dweck broke the program record for assists in a season with a pair of helpers last week. Dweck tied the school record during Emorys 5-0 win over Carnegie Mellon University on Saturday, assisting on a Lauren Smith goal.
(Soccer Defense) Emory University goalkeeper Erica Stein led the Eagles to a perfect 3-0-0 record in their final three games of the campaign last week. Stein recorded a 0.33 goals against average during the week with two shutouts and six saves. The freshman recorded her first shutout of the week during Emorys 1-0 victory over Oglethorpe University on Wednesday.
(Soccer Defense) Emory Universitys Lee Bachouros played the entirety of two games this weekend, helping hold opposing teams to just 12 shots, only four of which were on goal. In a 1-0 overtime loss to the 10th-ranked University of Rochester on Friday, Bachouros and the Emory defense held the Yellowjackets to just six shots, three of which were on goal.
(Soccer Offense) Emory Universitys Lauren Smith scored the game-winning goal during the Eagles 2-1 victory over Case Western Reserve University on Sunday. Smith broke a 1-1 tie early in the second half, heading in a free kick in the 50th minute.
(Soccer Offense) Emory Universitys Meghan McMahon scored her team-best fifth goal of the season during the Eagles 2-1 loss to Berry College. McMahon gave the Eagles a 1-0 lead in the match, scoring her goal at the 11:05 mark of play.
(Soccer Offense) Emory Universitys Talia Dweck recorded three assists in two University Athletic Association (UAA) games last weekend. During Emorys 1-1 tie against New York University, Dweck assisted on the Eagles only goal, as her free kick found the head of teammate Melanie Levy, who converted the pass for a goal.
(Womens Soccer Offense) Emory Universitys Talia Dweck scored her first goal of the season during the Eagles 2-1 loss to the 11th-ranked University of Chicago on Saturday. Dwecks goal, coming off a penalty kick, came in the 30th minute of the contest and gave the Eagles a 1-0 lead at the time.
(Soccer Offense) Emory Universitys Meghan McMahon scored her team-best fourth goal of the season during the Eagles 1-1 tie against 13th-ranked Washington University (Mo.). McMahon scored the goal off a Talia Dweck assist in the 11th minute of the contest.
(Soccer Defense) Emory University defender Alyssa Perez played all 110 minutes of the Eagles 1-1 tie against 13th-ranked Washington University (Mo.). Perez led an Emory defense that allowed 15 shots on during the double-overtime contests, only 10 of which were on goal.
(Soccer Offense) Emory Universitys Olivia Lezanski assisted on a pair of game-winning goals during two Eagle victories last week. During the Eagles 2-1 overtime win over Birmingham Southern College, Lezanski provided the key pass on Caroline Coates golden goal with just one season left in the first overtime period.
(Soccer Defense) Emory Universitys Emily Rubin played all 180 minutes for an Emory defense that allowed just six shots during two games. Rubin helped Emory to a 3-0 shutout win over Guilford College on Saturday, allowing the Quakers to take just one shot during the contest.
(Soccer - Defense) Emory University goalkeeper Kirsten Baecher allowed just one goal over 200 minutes played for the Eagles last week. Baecher earned the first shutout of her career during Emorys 3-0 win over Millsaps College, making two saves in the process.
(Soccer - Offense) Emory University forward Hailey Morris scored a goal and an assist during Emorys last three games, helping the team to a 2-0-1 record last week. Morris scored her goal in the 84th minute of Emorys 3-0 win over Millsaps College, giving the Eagles a 2-0 lead at the time.
Emory University midfielder Melanie Levy paced the Eagles with three points against Illinois Wesleyan University last week. Levy scored a goal and an assist against the Titans, accounting for both of Emorys goals during the contest.