Prior to Emory:

Played four seasons for the All Saints Academy soccer program, serving as a team captain for her sophomore, junior and senior seasons...Finished high school career with a senior season that saw her log 31 goals and 17 assists for 79 points...Earned numerous accolades over her high school career including: Midfield Player of the Year (2017), Playmaker Award (2019), MVP 2018, “Big Dog” Award (2019), All-Academic Team (2020), First Team (2020), “Tremendous 10” (weekly article 2020), Athlete of the Week (2020)...Spent three seasons with the Tampa Bay United club team...Tallied over 100 service hours from 2016-20...American Citizenship Award recipient (2016-2020)...Geometry Award winner (2017)...Spanish 3 Award recipient (2018)...Yale Book Award recipient (2019)...Spanish 4 Award recipient (2019)...Diversity Excellence (2019)...Calculus Award recipient (2020)...Chemistry Award recipient (2020)...President’s Education Award for Academic Excellence (2020)...Also participated in volleyball.

Personal:

Born on January 21...Daughter of Stephanie and Rigo Cornejo.

Why she chose Emory?

"I felt like the balance between quality sports and high degree of education was perfect for me. I am also very interested in natural sciences and the close connection to the NIH and CDC is a great source for me. Finally, I loved the campus so much, I find it beautiful, along with its proximity to downtown Atlanta."