Emory University

Senior (2023):

• United Soccer Coaches Region VI Second Team
• All-University Athletic Association First Team
• Started all 18 games he appeared in
• Led the UAA and ranked 11^th in Division III with a .864 save percentage (4^th-best in Emory single-season history)
• Posted a .621 goals-against average – 2^nd-best mark in the UAA and ranked 18^th in the country
• Topped all UAA keepers with eight shutouts including three straight against Sewanee (9/24), WashU (10/1), and Case Western Reserve (10/7)
• Made a career-high nine saves in a 3-0 win over Birmingham-Southern (9/20)
• Was a three-time UAA Defensive Athlete of the Week on 9/5, 9/11 and 9/25

Junior (2022):

• Made 14 starts, including 13 as the starting keeper
• Secured two wins and five draws
• Tallied 55 saves for a .647 save percentage
• Posted a 2.18 goals against average
• Earned first Emory win with a shutout against Illinois Wesleyan in Sonny Carter Invitational (9/3)
• Added a shutout against Johns Hopkins (9/11) and Rhodes (9/25)
• Made a season-high eight saves on two different occasions against #13 Washington & Lee (9/18) and NYU (10/14)

Career Statistics:

Prior to Emory:

Played two seasons for University of Illinois-Chicago...Played high school soccer at Champiagn Central, serving as a team captain as a junior and senior...Broke the Central High School record for wins as a senior with a 21-5 record...led the team to the Regional championship...was an All-Area, All-Sectional, All-Conference, and Academic All-Conference selection...with Central Illinois United, finished in second place at the Las Vegas Mayor's Cup...led the team to the US Club Soccer Midwest Regional championship...was a US Club Soccer national semifinalist...won the 2019 Dallas Cup championship...was named to the 2017 and 2019 US ODP Region II Team...was active in many clubs in high school, including Student Council, National Honor Society, Spanish National Honor Society, and Leaders Make Leaders.

Personal:

Father played tennis at Navy...Brother, Judd, plays soccer at Wofford.

Why he chose Emory?

"I chose Emory because it offers a great balance of academics and athletics, and because of the beautiful campus."