Emory University

Junior (2024): 

• 2024 UAA Spring All-Academic Honors 

• Made 32 appearances with 30 starting assignments 

• Posted a .250 average in 96 at bats 

• Totaled 22 hits in 79 at bats for a .278 average 

• Went 3-3 on the base paths with a .380 on base percentage 

• Knocked three doubles with 13 RBI on the season 

Sophomore (2023):

• 2023 UAA Spring All-Academic Honors
• Became the team’s leading shortstop this season starting all 38 games
• Finished the season with a .292 batting average and 38 hits
• Tied for third on the team with four stolen bases in five attempts
• Totaled 18 RBI on the year with eight doubles and a triple

Freshman (2022):

As the lone true freshman on the roster, Lang proved herself an important member of the 2022 Eagles squad before her season was cut short by injury… Played in 18 contests, drawing a starting assignment in 14 of them… In her 18 appearances Lang accrued a batting average of .286 with 12 hits, five runs and nine RBI… Posted a season-high three RBI as well as a run in an Eagles 10-2 victory over Agnes Scott (Feb. 18)… In a high scoring affair against Christopher Newport (Mar. 5), Lang recorded a line of two RBI and a run scored… Lang returned from her injury for the final series of the year against WashU where she registered two hits and two RBI to help the Eagles go 1-3.

Career Stats: 

High School:

Played softball for four years at Grayson High School… Coached by Bill Batchelor and Brian Tolbert… 2020 State runner-up… 2018 Gwinnett Daily Post All-County… 2018 Gwinnett Diamond Club All-County… 2018 8A First Team All-Region… 2019 8A All-Region… 2019-2021 Scholar Athlete Award… National Honors Society… Beta Club… Four-year academic scholar.

“Why I chose Emory…?”

“I chose to attend Emory University because of the outstanding academics and athletics that they have here. I am interested in pursuing a degree in business, and the Goizueta Business School is one of the top in the country. Additionally, I chose Emory due to the fact that it is only a short hour drive from home.”