Emory's Grace Lam Named to the NSCAA/ Adidas Women's Soccer All-America Team
Emory University's Grace Lam became the fourth
two-time all-American in the history of the Women's Soccer Program,
as the senior was named to the NSCAA/ Adidas NCAA Division III
All-America Third Team for the second consecutive year.
Lam joins former Eagles Diana Spock (1993, 1995),
Annie Schenck (2000, 2001), and Andrea
Pawliczek (2000, 2001) as Emory's two-time all-America
honorees. She is one of 12 honorees on this year's
all-America team to have been honored in a previous year.
Lam anchored an Emory University defense that allowed a 0.553
goals-against average during the season, the 23rd-lowest total in
Division III in 2008. She started all 21 of Emory's games
during the season, scoring four goals during the season for eight
points.
Earlier in the season, Lam was named to the all-University Athletic
Association (UAA) first team for the second-consecutive year, and
the ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District Second Team for her
performances both in the classroom and on the pitch.
The Eagles finished the 2008 season with a 16-4-1, including a UAA
Championship and a trip to the round of 32 in the NCAA Division III
Tournament.
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