Nancy Wilson

	Position:	Midfielder/Defender
	Height:	5-9
	Hometown:	Mt. Pleasant, SC
	High School:	Bishop England
	Major:	Sociology
	Parents:	Dr. Stanley & Penny

Senior (2005):

Senior Nancy Wilson, who captained the defense last year, led the Eagles offensively with seven goals, six of which were game winners, to earn a First Team All-University Athletic Association selection. Wilson led the Eagles in points with 16, all of which coming in the last eight games of the season. Over that stretch the Eagles were 6-2-0 with Wilson providing the game-winning goal in every win, three of which were overtime golden goals. With two goals and two assists, Wilson had six points and the game winner against Greensboro College (N.C.). This is Wilson’s third consecutive All-UAA selection, her second First Team selection.

Junior (2004):

For the second year in a row Nancy Wilson was named to the all-conference second team. She captained the Eagles' defense to nine shutouts. Wilson and the defense were strong when in the lead finishing with a 9-1 record when leading at the half and a 13-2 record when the Eagles scored the first goal. Wilson had eight points and three goals this season, including the only goal in Emory's 1-0 victory over Carnegie Mellon (Pa.) to clinch the conference title.

Sophomore (2003):

Sophomore midfielder Nancy Wilson was selected to the all-region second team and the all-conference first team. Wilson led Emory in assists (6), and shooting percentage (.250), and was second on the team in points with 22. She was chosen as the conference "Athlete of the Week" on Sept. 3. Wilson tied for first on the team with two game-winning goals, including the game winner in the Eagles' season finale. She was one of five players to start all 19 games.

Freshman (2002):

Wilson tied for the team lead in starts (19) in her first collegiate year in the backfield. She finished the season with two assists, both coming in the same game against Savannah College.

Career Statistics:

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Quote:

"I came to Emory because of the unique balance between excellent academics and incredible athletics. Playing soccer here is an exciting experience that I would not trade for anything."