Senior (2016):

NSCAA All-Region Third Team…All-University Athletic Association First Team…CoSIDA Academic All-District…Meyer closed out her Emory career starting in all 17 contests in 2016 and tied a career-high with four points on the offensive end with one goal and two assists…On defense, she anchored the backline that finished the season with a 1.00 goals-against average (18 goals in 17 games) and limited opposing teams to averages of 7.3 shots and 3.4 shots per game…Assisted on Emory’s lone goal in a 2-1 defeat against California Lutheran on September 4^th…Netted her lone goal of the campaign in the Eagles’ 3-2 overtime victory against Berry College on September 21^st…Added an assist in Emory’s 4-0 win over Case Western Reserve University on October 14^th.

Junior (2015):

Meyer was one of two Eagles to start in all 18 games throughout the course of the season and led all players with 1,645 minutes played. She was named to the All-UAA First Team for the first time in her career after helping the defense post a 0.73 goals-against average which ranked 58^th in all of Division III. She was named the UAA Defensive Athlete of the Week on September 21^st after helping Emory to 3-0 record against LaGrange, Birmingham Southern and Berry College. She anchored the defensive unit that only allowed one goal during that three game stretch. She finished with seven shots on the year including two on goal, with both coming in the win over BSC.

Sophomore (2014):

Meyer started the first 11 games of her sophomore campaign before suffering an injury that cut her season short.  During that time, she helped Emory record a 0.51 goals-against average and six shutouts, while holding opponents to averages of 8.0 shots and 3.5 shots on goal per game.  The center back played every minute of the Eagles’ season leading up to the injury.  Meyer scored the first two goals of her career during the year, including the game-winning goal in Emory’s 2-0 win at Virginia Wesleyan College on August 30^th.  Her second goal of the season came during the team’s 3-0 win at Transylvania University on September 27^th.  Meyer finished the season with four shots, including three on goal.

Freshman (2013):

Meyer, an all-conference honorable mention in 2013, became just the second Emory player to be named the University Athletic Association (UAA) Rookie of the Year, playing in all 21 games and making 16 starts during her inaugural campaign as an Eagle.  Serving as one of the team’s defensive anchors at center back for the majority of her time on the field, she helped lead an Emory defense that shutout 10 opponents and ranked 20^th in Division III with a 0.557 goals-against average, while limiting the opposition to 8.95 shots and 3.3 shots on goal per game.  Meyer was named the UAA Defensive Athlete of the Week on November 4^th, after playing all 180 minutes during Emory shutouts at Rochester and Case Western Reserve.  She earned the honor again on November 18^th, after helping Emory to NCAA Tournament victories over Piedmont and Lynchburg (one of the top-ranked offenses in Division III during the campaign).  Her 1,530 minutes played were the second-most by an Emory position player during the year.  Meyer attempted six shots during the campaign, two of which were on goal.

Career Statistics:

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Honors:

Prior to Emory:

Was a four-year member of the Westlake High School soccer team, serving as a team captain from 2012-13... Was named the All-Central Texas Newcomer of the Year in 2011, and won the Iron Chap award from 2009-12... Coached by Rennie Rebe and Ashley Scheevers in high school... Played club soccer for the Lonestar Soccer Club for three seasons, where she was coached by Don Cameron and J.D. Cochron... Helped her club win the ECNL National Championship in 2011, and to 10th- and 7th-place finishes in 2012 and 2013, respectively.

Personal:

Born August 21, 1995... Member of the National Honor Society and co-president of Mu Alpha Theta in high school...Father participated in crew at Yale...Daughter of Tony and Karen Meyer.

Why she chose Emory:

"I chose Emory because I wanted to join a fun, competitive soccer team, while also attending a rigorous academic college."