Emory University

Junior (2004):

Junior forward Jenna Kereiakes earned all-conference honors forthe second straight year, as she was named to the all-conferencesecond team. Kereiakes led the Eagles in goals (7) and was secondin points (18). She was one of four Eagles to score at least fourpoints in a game as she had a goal and two assists against Piedmont(Ga.). Kereiakes continues to move up the Emory careerleaderboards, as she is sixth in career goals (28) and eighth incareer points (67).

Sophomore (2003):

Sophomore forward Jenna Kereiakes was selected to the all-regionsecond team and the all-conference first team. She led the Eaglesin points (26), goals (12), shots (54), and shots on goal (30),despite missing four games due to injury. It is her secondconsecutive season leading the team in points, goals, and shots ongoal. Kereiakes is tied for seventh in Emory history with a careergoal total of 21. She was chosen as the conference "Athlete of theWeek" on Sept. 29.

Freshman (2002):

Jenna Kereiakes led the team in goals and points despitestarting just 11 of the team's 20 games. Her three game-winninggoals on the season tied for second on the team. She was second inthe conference in goals scored during conference play. Kereiakeshad two five-point games on the season, including one againstWesleyan (Ga.) where she recorded three assists, most by an Eaglein the last two years. Toward the end of the season, Kereiakesscored a goal in five straight games. One of the five led to a tieagainst New York, the conference champion, and another helped Emorydefeat Savannah Art & Design (Ga.) in the NCAA nationaltournament.

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"Through Emory athletics, I've met the most dedicated andpassionate people at Emory. My experiences with the team give me agreat foundation for an amazing career in college."