August 11, 2009

Emory Women’s Soccer to Open 2009 Ranked 22nd in Division III

The Emory University women's soccer team will enter the 2009 season ranked 22nd in Division III according to the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) pre-season poll.

The Eagles are coming off a 16-4-1 campaign in 2008, which included the fifth University Athletic Association (UAA) Championship in the program's history, and their second-consecutive trip to the NCAA Tournament.  The Eagles were eliminated in the tournament's round of 32.

Despite losing nine seniors from last year's squad, the Eagles will return all-UAA honorable mention and senior midfielder Talia Dweck, in addition to last year's leading scorer, senior Shayna Bryan (eight goals and three assists in 2008). Rising juniors Melanie Levy (midfield), Emily Rubin (defense), and Lauren Smith (forward), each played in every game for the Eagles last season, and will look to be major factors in the squad's success again in 2009. 

Head Coach Sue Patberg returns for her fifth season at the Eagles' helm, having led the team to three NCAA Tournament appearances and a 54-14-7 record in her previous four seasons.

Emory will open its season on the road on September 2nd, taking on Lee University in Cleveland, TN.  The Eagles will take on Maryville College (Tenn.) in their first home match of the season on Saturday, September 5th at 6:00 PM.


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Women's Soccer
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Williams
0
Emory
Final - 2OT
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0
Centre
2
Emory
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11/12/11
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0
Piedmont
3
Emory
Final
NCAA Championships - First Round
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11/5/11
Women's Soccer
0
Carnegie Mellon
2
Emory
Final

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10/30/11
Women's Soccer
2
New York U.
3
Emory
Final - OT

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2011 UAA Standings
Institution UAA All
Emory 6-0-1 17-1-2
Washington (Mo.) 5-2 18-5
Case Western Reserve 4-2-1 13-4-3
New York U. 3-4 14-6
Carnegie Mellon 3-4 9-7
Chicago 2-3-2 9-6-2
Rochester (N.Y.) 2-4-1 8-7-1
Brandeis 0-6-1 6-11-2