Emory University

Junior (2004):

Junior Amy Bedord split her time between the goal and the field.Playing six games in the goal, she had 3-3 win-loss record. Bedfordrecorded one shutout, the first of her career, against Rhodes(Tenn.) on September 18. She played 16 games total, starting 14. Inthe field Bedford scored one goal and one assist.

Sophomore (2003):

Tied for team lead with two game-winning assists. Those GWA camein consecutive games, Aug. 31 against Millsaps (Miss.) and Sept. 5against Hardin-Simmons (Texas). Tied for second on the team withfour assists. Seventh on the team with six points (1 goal, fourassists). Scored her goal in the season opener against Rhodes(Tenn.). Recorded two assists against Millsaps (Miss.) Aug. 31.

Freshman (2002):

Bedford led the team in assists with seven and was tied forfifth in goals with four. Her point total was fourth on the team.Bedford scored her first collegiate goal against Rhodes College.She had a two-goal game against Greensboro College. AgainstRochester, Bedford was credited with the game-winning assist in a1-0 victory. She had her first two-assist game against Brandeis,with the second assist coming in overtime on an Emory "goldengoal." Her first game with a goal and an assist came against CaseWestern, with the goal being an unassisted game-winner. Bedford hadat one point a streak of three straight games with an assist.

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Quote:

"Playing soccer at Emory is a great way to meet people. Myteammates are some of my best friends. It's an essential part of myEmory experience; I can't imagine doing it any other way."