Senior (2021):

United Soccer Coaches All-Region Second Team…All-University Athletic Association Honorable Mention…CoSIDA Academic All-District…Makes her third straight All-Region team after being one of three Eagles to start all 20 games…Was one of six players with double digit points, finishing tied for second on the team with six goals and adding a pair of assists for 14 points…Tied for the team lead with three game-winning goals…Emory went 6-1 in games where she recorded at least one point…Notched a pair of goals including the game-winner as the Eagles knocked off No. 19 Ohio Northern on September 4…Added game-winning goals against Greensboro on September 11 and Roanoke on October 22…Tallied 25 shots and 16 shots on goal.

Junior (2019):

United Soccer Coaches South Atlantic All-Region Second Team…University Athletic Association Second Team…Earned All-Region and All-UAA honors for the season straight season after playing in 17 games and drawing 16 starting assignments...Finished with three goals and two assists for eight points…All three markers acted as game-winners, which represented a team-best... Went 2-for-2 from the penalty kick spot…Ranked fifth on the team with 35 shots and 14 shots on goals.

Sophomore (2018):

United Soccer Coaches South Atlantic All-Region Third Team...All-University Athletic Association First Team…Earned her first All-UAA selection after setting a career-high with 15 points and tying her personal-best with six markers…One of four field players to start in all 20 games as a sophomore…Named the UAA Offensive Athlete of the Week of September 24th after posting three goals and one assist against USA South foes Piedmont and Huntingdon including a career-high five points against the Hawks on September 23rd…Registered six points (2g, 2a) in UAA contests including goals against 18^th-ranked Chicago and Rochester.

Freshman (2017):

Appeared in all 18 contests including 16 in a starting role as a freshman…Led all scorers with six goals and finished second on the team with 12 points…Made her collegiate debut in the season opener on September 1^st at Georgia Gwinnett College…Scored her first career goal in Emory’s 5-0 win against Birmingham-Southern on September 17^th, the first of three straight contests with a goal, adding markers in wins over Sewanee (9/20) and Agnes Scott (9/23)…Tallied a goal in Emory’s 2-0 win over Huntingdon on October 3^rd and added goals against Case Western Reserve (10/29) and Rochester (11/4).

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Prior to Emory:

Hilsee has been a member of the Olympia High School women's soccer program the past four seasons, serving as a co-captain during her junior and senior seasons. As a senior, Hilsee registered 21 goals and nine assists for 51 points en route to being named to the All-Orange County Metro West Conference Team and the team's MVP. Hilsee added an All-Star Orange County Team selection and was named the MVP at the 2017 Florida Athletic Coaches Association All-Star Classic. Off the field, Hilsee was a member of the Advanced Placement Experience (APEX), an AP Scholar with Distinction, a member of the National, English and Science Honor Societies, and was part of Mu Alpha Theta, Rho Kappa, DECA and Key clubs. Hilsee also spent the past three years as a member of the Orlando City Youth ENCL team, leading the club to the ODP National Championships in 2016 and 2015 Champions League ECNL Finals.

Personal:

Born on February 24th...Daughter of Steve and Kimberly Hilsee.

Why she chose Emory?

"I chose Emory because of the strong academic offerings, competitive soccer team and the exciting city of Atlanta."