Women's Soccer:
The #22 ranked Emory women's soccer team will begin their NCAA Tournament run this Saturday as they head to Lexington, VA to take on Landmark Conference Champion Scranton in the opening round.
This will be the first meeting for the Eagles and the Royals in program history, with Emory ending the regular season at 10-3-5 and Scranton finishing 11-1-7. The Eagles delivered a dominant 3-1 win at home last Saturday to close out regular season play as they honored the teams nine seniors. Junior
Mikayla Camp got the party started with her goal in the 30
th minute while seniors
Kaitlyn Nimmer and
Madison Teng notched their respective goals in the second half to defend the WoodPEC in the pair's final home game as Eagles.
When/Where:
- Saturday, November 14 at 1:30 PM
- Lexington, VA (Washington and Lee)
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Cross Country:
The Emory men's and women's cross country teams are heading to Charlottesville, VA this Saturday for the NCAA South Region Championships.
The women's team will look to defend their 2025 regional championship following their fifth-place finish at the UAA Championships at the end of October. Senior
Elizabeth Csikai led the squad, earning Second Team All-UAA honors with her 11
th place finish at 21:39.2.
The men's team took seventh at this year's UAA Championships as they combined for 182 points. Junior
Ryan Van de Berghe was the top Eagle, finishing at 24:53.7 to take 16
th place. Freshman
Alex Jones also delivered a top performance in his UAA Championships debut, finishing at 25:46.9 to take 46
th place and earn a spot on the men's UAA All-Rookie team.
When/Where:
- Saturday, November 14
- Charlottesville, VA (Panorama Farms)
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Volleyball:
The #23 ranked Emory volleyball team is headed to Pittsburgh, PA this weekend to vie for their 12
th conference title at the UAA Championships, facing #17 UChicago on Saturday at 11:00 a.m. to begin the weekend.
The Eagles are coming off a 2-1 weekend at the Emory Invitational, delivering a pair of five-set wins as they upset #6 Berry and #1 Centre before falling to RV Washington and Lee 1-3 in their final match of the weekend.
In the Berry matchup, sophomore
Ella Moore led the team with 20 kills and a lone block while
Carolina Ufret delivered a season-high 54 assists and 12 digs. The Centre win saw three Eagles in double digits as
Gabija Staniskis,
Sophia Luo and
Maeve Stevenson combined for 43 kills and 15 blocks.
When/Where:
- November 14-15
- Pittsburgh, PA (Carnegie Mellon)
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Men's Basketball:
The #4 ranked Emory men's basketball team will begin the 2026-27 campaign Monday night as they face crosstown foe Piedmont at 7:30 in Atlanta before hitting the road to take on Berry Friday and RV Rhodes Sunday.
The Eagles are coming off their historic 2025-26 season where the Eagles finished as the national runners-up, marking the best finish in program history. Emory won a program-high 27 games and captured their first UAA Championship since 2022 on their road to Indianapolis while establishing team single-season records in games played (31), points scored (2,742), three-pointers made (271), free throws made (505), total rebounds (1,323), defensive rebounds (934), defensive rebounding average (30.1), total assists (583) and assists average (18.8).
Seniors
Ethan Fauss and
AJ Harris will lead the Eagles alongside junior
Mario Awasum in their quest to return to the national championship game, with Fauss earning pre-season All-American honors coming into the campaign. Fauss delivered a stellar junior campaign as he earned All-UAA honors and was named an Academic All-American after averaging 15.0 points per game and a UAA-best 8.6 rebounds per game. Harris was a consistent presence on the court in all 31 games last season, producing 17 games with ten points or more as he was one of four Eagles to average double figures in scoring while leading the team in steals with 47. Awasum also delivered an impressive season as he moved into a starting role and led the UAA in blocks (70), blocks per game (2.3), total rebounds (244) and offensive rebounds (87), delivering a career-high 19 boards in the national championship game to cap off his sophomore campaign.
When/Where:
- vs. Piedmont
- Monday, November 9 at 7:30 PM
- Atlanta, GA (WoodPEC)
- at Berry
- Friday, November 13 at 6:00 PM
- Mount Berry, GA
- at RV Rhodes
- Sunday, November 15 at 3:00 PM
- Memphis, TN
Coverage:
- vs. Piedmont
- at Berry
- at RV Rhodes
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Women's Basketball:
The RV Emory women's basketball team will start their season on the road at LaGrange this Wednesday before hosting the Emory Tip Off Classic this weekend where they will take on Claremont-Mudd-Scripps Friday at 6:00 PM and Texas Lutheran Sunday at 1:00 PM.
The Eagles went 15-10 during the 2025-26 campaign, going 5-9 in UAA play with a 9-4 record at home while going 6-6 on the road. The team also finished second offensively in the UAA behind national runner-up NYU, delivering 72.2 points per game.
Senior
Alexandra Loucopoulos will lead the squad in her final season for the blue and gold after an outstanding junior season where she averaged 13.6 points per game to earn All-UAA Second Team honors. Her best performance came in the final game of the season as Loucopoulos scored a career-high 39 points on 10-of-19 shooting in the season finale over Rochester.
Sophomore
Tatum Olson is also back for the Eagles after a tremendous rookie campaign where she emerged as one of the top players in Division III, earning UAA Rookie of the Year, All-UAA First Team honors, D3hoops.com All-Region Rookie of the Year and All-Region Third Team honors. Olson ranked fourth in the UAA as she averaged 16.1 points per game, delivering a season-best 27 points and eight rebounds on the road against Carnegie Mellon.
When/Where:
- at LaGrange
- Wednesday, November 11 at 6:00 PM
- LaGrange, GA
- Emory Tip Off Classic
- November 13-15
- 11/13: vs. CMS at 6:00 PM
- 11/15: vs. Texas Lutheran at 1:00 PM
- Atlanta, GA
Coverage:
- at LaGrange
- Emory Tip Off Classic
- vs. CMS
- vs. Texas Lutheran
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