Emory University men's soccer senior Josh Grand earned his second consecutive University Athletic Association Athlete of the Week honor as announced by the league office Monday afternoon.

Grand continued his torrid pace to start the season this past weekend as he played a part in five of the Eagles' seven goals as Emory went unbeaten at the John P. Salamone Invitational with wins over NC Wesleyan and Wisconsin Lutheran. On Friday, Grand earned the game-winning goal vs. NCW as he converted a PK opportunity in the 53rd minute to help Emory defeat the Battling Bishops, 1-0.

Then on Sunday, Grand had a truly historic performance as he set an Emory record with four assists as the Eagles scored six second half goals to topple WLC, 6-0. Grand assisted on each of Emory's first four goals that were scored in a period of 4:43 minutes of game action. His four assists also represented the most by any men's soccer player, across any NCAA division, in a game so far this season.

For the year, Grand has had at least one point in each of the Eagles' four matches and currently leads the team with eight points (1G, 6A).

Next up for the Eagles will be a trip to Rome, Georgia this weekend when Emory faces Maryville and Berry in back-to-back matches on Friday and Saturday.