Men's Soccer:
No. 3 ranked men's soccer is headed to Arkansas this week to face University of Ozarks on the 19^th and Hendrix College on the 20^th.

The Eagles remain undefeated following a strong showing up the road in Mount Berry over the weekend, bringing home a dominant 7-1 win against Maryville and a 3-1 win against Berry College. The duo of senior Adeyemi Oni and sophomore Jake Breitegan put on a show against Maryville, collecting two goals apiece. Coming off his second consecutive UAA Athlete of the week honor, senior Josh Grand led the squad in the victory against Berry, putting two goals on the board for the Eagles. Ignacio Cubeddu also kept the team on a roll and put in his third goal of the season to help bring the win home to Atlanta.


When/Where:

• vs.  University of Ozarks
  • September 19 – Clarksville, AR – 7 p.m.
• vs. Hendrix College
  • September 20 – Conway, AR – 8 p.m. ET/7 p.m. CT

Coverage:

• vs. University of Ozarks
  • Live Video
  • Live Stats
• vs. Hendrix College
  • Live Video
  • Live Stats

 
Volleyball:
The women of No. 8 Emory volleyball are staying at home this week for an afternoon matchup against Covenant College on Saturday.

Volleyball is coming off a road trip to Berry College for the Mount Berry tournament where they went 2-1 on the weekend. They swept Texas Lutheran University and LaGrange College but dropped their last match of the weekend to No. 21 Berry College, 3-1. The Texas Lutheran match was highlighted by an 11-kill performance from senior Kate LaRocco and a standout performance from freshman Skylar Giuliani who put up nine kills and four blocks on the match. The junior duo of Sophia Luo and Gabija Staniskis led the squad in the shutout against LaGrange, putting up 11 and ten kills respectively. LaRocco led the squad with an impressive 16-kill performance against Berry with the squad going on a hot 11-5 run in an attempt to take the fourth set, but Berry battled back with a 7-2 run to take the match.

When/Where: 

•  vs. Covenant
  • September 20 – The WoodPEC – 2 p.m.

Coverage:

• Live Video
• Live Stats

 
Men's Golf:
The men's golf team is heading down to Florida for the NCAA Fall Preview tournament from the 21^st to the 23^rd at Mission Inn Resort.  
The team wrapped up play at the Gate City Invitational in Greensboro, NC this past Tuesday, coming in fifth place out of 18 teams. Junior Brady Lagendyk led the squad, finishing in ninth place at the end of the third round with a total of 215 (-1) for the tournament.

When/Where:

• NCAA Fall Preview
  • Howie in the Hills, FL (Mission Inn Resort)
  • September 21-23

Coverage:

• Live Stats

 
Women's Soccer:
No. 2 women's soccer will start their week in Charlotte, NC on Sunday as they take on University of Lynchburg before returning to Atlanta to take on Oglethorpe on Tuesday.

The Eagles kept their hot streak alive after a shutout 7-0 home victory against Covenant College, a 1-0 neutral win on the road against No. 15 Washington and Lee and 9-0 win at William Peace. The Covenant win was highlighted by 2-piece games from senior Nikki Grosso, sophomore Mikayla Camp and junior Zia Tomlin along with freshman Sophia Cho scoring her first career goal for the Eagles in the 34^th minute. Sophomore Emory Bozzuti was the lone scorer for Emory with her goal in the 68^th minute with the assist from junior Madison Teng.

The squad remains undefeated after putting on a show against William Peace, shutting them out 9-0 for the highest scoring game of the season so far. This game saw nine different Eagles find the net including a hot second half where three of those goals were shot in an eight-minute stretch.

When/Where:

• vs. University of Lynchburg
  • September 21 - Charlotte, NC – 1 p.m.
• Oglethorpe
  • September 23 – The WoodPEC – 7 p.m.

Coverage:

• University of Lynchburg
  • Coverage TBD
• Oglethorpe
  • Live Video
  • Live Stats

 
Men's Tennis:
Men's Tennis will kick off their fall season this weekend in Greensboro, NC at the Spartan Invitational.
After a 17-7 season and a trip to the Elite 8, the team is looking to make another tournament run this year. Sophomore All-American Ruilin Feng and senior Dean Kamenev will lead the squad after stellar years for them both, with Kamenev reaching quarterfinals for singles and doubles at ITA regionals and Fang earning All-UAA First Team honors after going 20-6 in singles and 24-9 in doubles during his debut season.

When/Where:

• September 19-20
• Greensboro, NC

Coverage:

• TBD