Men's Soccer:
No. 2 Men's Soccer will start their week on the road with its match against Piedmont University on Wednesday the 24^th at 7 p.m. The team will return to the WoodPEC on the 27^th at 6:30 p.m. for the final non-conference match against Sewanee.

The team has continued its undefeated streak with a shutout win against University of the Ozarks and a dominant 5-1 win against Hendrix College. Jack Burgess led the squad in the Ozarks victory, putting up two goals for the Eagles with Lorenzo Avalos and Ignacio Cubeddu also finding the back of the net. In the Hendrix matchup, Cubeddu got things started for the Eagles with a goal in the second minute with Josh Grand scoring his first of two goals on the night soon after. In the 81^st minute, Michael Constant found the back of the net for the first time this season. Emory is one of two schools in the entire NCAA to remain undefeated in both men's and women's soccer.

When/Where:

• Piedmont University
  • Deforest, GA – 7 p.m.
• Sewanee
  • Atlanta, GA – The WoodPEC – 6:30 p.m.

Coverage:

• Piedmont University
  • Live Video
  • Live Stats
• Sewanee
  • Live Video
  • Live Stats

 
Women's Tennis:
Women's Tennis will be making their 2025-26 debut this weekend at the ITA South Regional here in Atlanta on the WoodPEC tennis courts

Returning for their final year is the All-American senior trio of Emily Kantrovitz, Iris Berman and Izzy Antanavicius. Kantrovitz was the number one player in the country for most of last season and is the reigning back-to-back singles champion for the ITA South Regional. Anatanavicius and Berman made it to the quarterfinals at the NCAA Championships in doubles with Antanavicius also making the quarterfinals in singles.

When/Where:

• September 26-28 - Atlanta, GA – The WoodPEC
• All Day

Coverage:

• Tournament Page

 
Men's and Women's Swimming and Diving:
The reigning UAA Champion Men's and Women's swimming and diving teams will hit the pool for the first time this season for their intrasquad Blue-Gold meet this Friday at 4 p.m.

On the women's side, Ava Kennedy will be returning for a fifth year after her second-place finish at the NCAA Championships in the 50 freestyle and All-American Katie Cohen will be returning for her junior season. The sophomore trio of Caitlin Crysel, Allison Greeneway and Elodie Mitchell will also be returning to the pool after stellar freshmen seasons.
On the men's side, 2024 400 IM national champion Crow Thorsen will be returning for a fifth year alongside his brother McKee Thorson. Senior Henri Bonnault will also headline the returning group after winning the national championship in the 100 Breaststroke last season.

When/Where:

• September 26 - Atlanta, GA – The WoodPEC – 4 p.m.

Coverage

• TBD

 
Volleyball:
No. 9 Volleyball is hosting the first UAA Round Robin tournament at the WoodPEC this weekend, playing two matches on Saturday against No. 22 Carnegie Mellon and Brandeis along with a match on Sunday against CWRU at noon.

The team earned their eighth victory of the season last Saturday against Covenant College, sweeping the Scots 3-0. The Eagles were led by Eliane Silberman who earned eight kills in the match, Kate LaRocco who earned five service aces and freshman Carolina Ufret who had four service aces.

When/Where:

• UAA Round Robin (The WoodPEC)
  • Carnegie Mellon
    • September 27^th at 11 a.m.
  • Brandeis
    • September 27^th at 1 p.m.
  • CWRU
    • September 28^th at 12 p.m.

Coverage:

• Tournament Page
• Carnegie Mellon
  • Live Video
  • Live Stats
• Brandeis
  • Live Video
  • Live Stats
• CWRU
  • Live Video
  • Live Stats

 
Women's Soccer:
No. 2 Women's Soccer will be hitting the road this week to play Sewanee at 1 p.m. ET on Saturday.

The team kept their perfect record intact after a huge 6-1 victory over Lynchburg in Charlotte, NC last Sunday. The scoring started early with Kaitlyn Nimmer putting the Eagles on the board in the second minute. Following that was a set of goals from Madison Teng and Mikayla Camp in the 18^th and 19^th minutes to round out the first half. In the second half, Emily Woodall scored in the 49^th minute followed by Teng recording her second goal of the night in the 56^th minute. Freshman Tatum Janezich closed things out for the Eagles with her second goal of the season and bring the score to 6-0 before Lynchburg ended the game with a goal in the 68^th to make it 6-1, ending the Eagles' scoreless streak that dated back to September 4^th. Emory's stretch of 566 minutes without a goal allowed was the fifth-longest streak in program history.

When/Where:

• September 27 at 12 p.m. CT/1 p.m. ET
• Sewanee, TN

Coverage:

• Live Video
• Live Stats