2004

(Nov. 15) Emory University senior defenders Megan Fox and Lindsay Murphy were part of a defense that didn't allow a goal in regulation last week in two NCAA Division III national tournament games. The Eagles' defense shut out Maryville College (Tenn.) in the first round of the playoffs allowing only two shots on goal. The Eagles then shut out Lynchburg College (Va.), ranked No. 10 in the nation, in regulation, before allowing a goal eight minutes into overtime. The goal broke a streak of 305 minutes that the Eagles had not allowed a goal, their second-best such streak this season, as the opponent scored for the first time since October 31. Murphy and Fox helped the Eagles defense to nine shutouts this year as the defense allowed only five goals in the last 11 games.

(Nov. 8) Adrienne DeMarais helped Emory University clinch the University Athletic Association championship and a spot in the NCAA national tournament with a 1-0 shutout win against Carnegie Mellon Univeristy (PA). The sophomore goalkeeper had six saves in the game as she earned her sixth shutout in nine games since becoming the full-time goalie for the Eagles, compiling a 0.44 goals against average for those nine games. She is now a perfect 6-0 in conference play, including a conference-best four shutouts in UAA games. The win over Carnegie Mellon gives the Eagles their fourth conference championship in the history of the UAA.

(Nov. 1) Emory University junior Lauren Hudak had two goals and an assist in two conference road wins keeping the Eagles alive in the UAA title hunt. With the Eagles needing to win their final three conference games, Hudak scored a goal in the 82nd minute against Brandeis University to even the score at 2-2. Hudak also had an assist in the match, which the Eagles went on to win 3-2 in the second overtime period. In the following game at New York University with the game tied and poised to go into overtime, Hudak scored with five seconds on the clock to give the Eagles a 2-1 victory. With five goals and twelve points, Hudak is having the most productive season of her career after missing all of last season with an injury. Three of her goals have come in conference play as Hudak has scored a game-winning or game-tying goal in three consecutive conference matches.

(Oct. 25) Freshman Jamie English scored five points last week helping Emory University to a win over Wesleyan College (Ga.). English scored two goals and had one assist in the 7-0 victory. Her five-point performance is the best by an Eagle this season. English leads the team with 17 points and seven assists and is tied for second with five goals.

(Oct. 18) Sophomore defender Laurel O'Neal helped the Emory University defense to two shutout wins in UAA play last week, one against a nationally ranked team. In Emory's fourth shutout in a row, the Eagles beat No. 23 University of Rochester (NY) 1-0. Earlier in the week Emory defeated Case Western Reserve 3-0. O'Neal and the Eagles' defense now have six shutouts this season and are 4-1 in games decided by one goal. Emory has won seven of the last eight games and is 3-1 in conference play.

(Oct. 11) Emory University goalkeeper Adrienne DeMarais recorded two shutout victories, including one against the 11th ranked team in the nation. DeMarais made six saves against No. 11 Washington University (Mo.) to lead Emory to a 1-0 win, despite Emory being outshot 6-1 in the second half of the game. Earlier in the week, DeMarais also held Oglethorpe University (Ga.) scoreless, compiling a pair of saves in her first shutout of the season. The sophomore improved her season goals against average to a team-best 0.59.

(Oct. 4) Senior Carrie Eckenhoff netted a goal for Emory University against a national top-20 team in last weekend's Homecoming match. Eckenhoff scored in the eighth minute of the match with University of Chicago, ranked No. 15 in the nation. Her goal put the Eagles on the board first before falling 3-1. Eckenhoff leads the team with four goals and nine points this season. With 17 goals and 51 points in her career, Eckenhoff is tied for 14th and 12th, respectively, in the Emory record books.

(Sept. 27) Jenna Kereiakes scored six points last week leading Emory University to wins against Piedmont College (Ga.) and University of Wisconsin-Whitewater. With a goal and two assists, Kereiakes was one of two Eagles to earn four points in Emory's 6-2 win over Piedmont. Her goal in the 79th minute against Wisconsin-Whitewater put Emory ahead for good in their 3-2 win. Kereiakes' performance gives her 55 points for her career, which ranks 10th all-time at Emory. Her 23 career goals are seventh place on the Emory leader board. The Eagles have won their last three games and are 3-0 at home.

(Sept. 20) Goalie Amy Bedford was strong on the goal line last weekend for Emory University's home opener earning the first shutout and the first win of her career. Bedford had one save in the Eagles' 4-0 victory over Rhodes College in only her second start in the net.

(Sept. 7) Emory University's Katie O'Brien enjoyed a successful debut weekend in the Eagle uniform by scoring a pair of goals against a national top-20 team. O'Brien tallied twice against Virginia Wesleyan, the No. 15 ranked team in the nation. Her first goal gave Emory a 1-0 halftime lead and her second goal brought the Eagles within one before falling 3-2.