Emory University

Junior (2005):

Returning to the field, junior Adrienne DeMarais, who finishedlast season in the goal, scored three goals in 16 games. Her threegoals tied for third most on the team and her seven points tied forfourth most. Her best individual game was a one-goal, one-assistgame against Oglethorpe.

Sophomore (2004):

After scoring 20 points as a freshman, Adrienne DeMaraisswitched from scoring goals to stopping them as a sophomore byfilling in after Emory's top two goalkeepers went were injured.DeMarais became the Eagles' full-time keeper in the 10th game ofthe season, and started by earning shutouts in her first fivecomplete games in the goal. She was 6-0 in conference play helpingthe Eagles to a conference championship and earning honorablemention for the all-conference team. In 11 games after becomingfull-time goalie, she posted a 0.44 goals against average, earnedseven shutouts, and had a 9-2 record. She was selected conferenceAthlete of the Week on October 11 for her two shutouts the previousweek, including one against the No. 11 team in the nation.DeMarais' 0.55 goals against average for the whole season ranksseventh in Emory history and 20th in the nation. Her total of sevenshutouts this season is the fourth best total in school history.

Freshman (2003):

Scored six goals in first three games of season. Recorded hattrick, all in the first half, against Millsaps (Miss.) Aug. 31.Ninth Emory freshman ever to have a hat trick. Honored as theconference "Athlete of the Week" Sept. 3. Finished third on theteam with 20 points (7 goals, 6 assists). Tied for the team leadwith two game-winning assists, one against Agnes Scott (Ga.) Sept.28 and Washington (Mo.) Oct. 11. One of five players to start all19 games.

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"Soccer has always been my passion and it was wonderful for meto be able to come to Emory and find an amazingly talented group ofyoung women who share that passion."