Emory University

Senior (2022):

• All-University Athletic Association Second Team
• Anchored team defense that recorded four shutouts
• Earned a team-leading 17 starts in 18 appearances
• Two goals came vs. #13 Wash. & Lee (9/18) and Carnegie Mellon (10/28)

Junior (2021):

Played in all 18 games including 15 as a starter as he was a key member of the staunch backline that was among the best defenses in the country…Fourth in minutes played…Netted first collegiate goal on September 5 in the team’s win over crosstown rival Oglethorpe…Picked up an assist in the team’s win over Sewanee on October 4 to finish the year with three points.

Freshman (2019):

Played in all but one game for the Eagles as a freshman, making 11 starts and starting all but one UAA contest…Recorded one assist for one point…Made his college debut in the season opener against Pomona-Pitzer on Aug. 31…Secured his first career start against Oglethorpe on Sept. 6…Notched his first collegiate point in the win over Piedmont on Oct. 27.

Career Statistics:

Prior to Emory:

Played three seasons with the Loyola Blakefield soccer program, serving as a team captain as a senior...Recorded two goals and 15 assists for 19 career points...Named All-MIAA and All-Metro in 2018...Played club soccer for two years with the Baltimore Celtic program, winning the US Youth Soccer U19 National Championship in 2018...Earned First Honors all eight semesters...National Honor Society member...Finished in top-five percent, earning Maryland State Scholastic Award in 2019...Also participated in track & field as a senior.

Personal:

Born on November 20th...Son of Mark & Sharon Hendricks...Father, Mark, was a goalkeeper at the University of Pittsburgh.

Why he chose Emory?

"I chose Emory for the combination of prestigious academics and elite athletics."