Emory University junior goalkeeper Erica Stein was named the Defensive Athlete of the Week for the University Athletic Association (UAA), following her 45 shutout minutes in goal during the first half of the fifth-ranked Eagles' 1-0 double overtime loss to 20^th-ranked Williams College.

Stein made two saves during the first half of the match, each coming on long shots by the Ephs.  With the perfect first frame, she lowered her goals-against average to 0.20 for the season, setting a new school single-season record.

Stein finished the year with a record of 11-0-1, allowing just two goals in 900 minutes and making 15 saves for a .882 save percentage.  She was a part of 16 shutouts during the year, a new program high.

As a team, the Eagles finished the year with 10 conference Athlete of the Week honors, seven being awarded to defensive players and three to offensive players.  This was the second time Stein has earned the honor this season, and the second UAA Athlete of the Week honor of her career.

Emory ended the year in the round of 16 of the NCAA Division III Women's Soccer Championships, finishing the campaign with an overall record of 17-1-2.

The following Eagles have been named the UAA Women's Soccer Athlete of the Week this season:

September 12^th: Emily Feldman (Offense)
September 19^th: Lauren Gorodetsky (Defense)
September 26^th: Lee Bachouros (Defense)
October 17^th: Lauren Gorodetsky (Defense)
October 24^th: Emily Feldman (Offense), Clare Mullins (Defense)
October 31^st: Erica Stein (Defense)
November 14^th: Merrill Bachouros (Offense), Lauren Gorodetsky (Defense)
November 21^st: Erica Stein (Defense)