Angela Davie

	Hometown:	Cedar Crest, NM
	High School:	Manzano
	Major:	Business
	Parents:	Neil & Susan

Senior (2004):

Davie was named to the all-conference team for the third consecutive year for her seventh-place finish at the University Athletic Association championships. Davie placed in the top 10 overall in seven of eight races and was in the top five overall in four races. She was the top finisher for Emory in six of the eight races she ran. Davie's season best time came at the Clemson Invitational where she finished third out of 95 runners, with a time of 18 minutes and 31 seconds, which tied for the 20th best 5,000-meter time in Emory history. Davie finished the season with a record of 1,084 wins and 68 losses, a winning percentage of .941, the highest on the team.

Junior (2003):

Davie finished second on the team at the NCAA national meet with a time of 23 minutes and 42 seconds. She placed 84th overall out of 213 runners at the meet. The junior made the all-region, all-state, and all-conference teams for the third consecutive year. Davie placed in the top 10 overall in seven of eight races and was in the top five overall in four races. She was the top finisher for Emory four times. Davie's best time and finish came at the Georgia Collegiate Championships where she finished third, out of 104 runners, with a time of 18 minutes and 27 seconds, the 17th best time in Emory history for 5,000 meters. Davie finished the season with a record of 1,025 wins and 118 losses, and an average time of 18:58, best on the team.

Sophomore (2002):

Davie earned All-America honors with a 27th-place finish among 215 runners at the NCAA national championships. Davie becomes the fifth All-American in school history, the third in as many years. She is the first Emory sophomore ever to become an All-American. Davie won the individual title at the NCAA regional championships, the third Eagle ever to do so. She was the runner-up at the conference championships. For the second consecutive year, Davie made the all-region, all-conference and all-state teams. Davie was the team's No. 1 finisher in all eight races this season. She placed in the top five overall in six of eight races, the top 15 in seven of them, and the top 30 in all eight races. . Davie broke the school record with a time of 17:28 at the Auburn (Ala.) Invitational. She now holds six of the fastest 55 times in school history for 5,000-meter courses. Only three Emory runners in school history have more times in the top 55. For the season, Davie averaged 18 minutes and 43 seconds for 5,000 meters. By comparison, only 10 other runners in school history have ever run 18:43 or faster in a single race. She compiled a season record of 1,274 wins and 51 losses. Davie received the team's Most Valuable Performer award.  She was also named Women's Runner of the Year by Southregionrunning.com.

Freshman (2001):

Was Emory's second finisher at the NCAA Division III national championships. Her time of 18 minutes and 15 seconds at nationals made her the third-fastest individual in Emory history. Davie also earned spots on the all-region team, all-conference second team and all-state team, based on her respective fourth-place, 10th-place, and 12th-place finishes at those meets. She was recognized as an All-Academic Individual and was also the recipient of the team award for Most Outstanding Newcomer.

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"One of the greatest things about being on a varsity team at Emory is the close friendships that I have developed. By spending so much time with my teammates, I have gotten to know a group of girls who are not only a ton of fun to be with, but who are also there for me whenever I need them to be. These friendships to me are one of the most valuable things I get out of being involved in a sport."