Emory University

Junior (2007):

Racine started all 19 games she played in during the 2007campaign.  She led an Emory defense that recorded 13 shutoutsand a 0.48 goals against average for the season, the 11th-best markin the country.  Racine helped Emory hold their opponents tojust over three shots on goal per match, and outscore teams 47-10during the season.  The junior had two assists during theseason, a new career-best mark.

Sophomore (2006):

Racine started all 16 games she played in for the Eagles duringthe 2006 campaign.  She helped anchor an Emory defense thatrecorded a 0.98 goals against average and nine shutouts during theseason.  Racine scored one goal during the season, the secondof her career, coming in a 12-0 win over Mary Baldwin College(Va.).  The sophomore took four shots during the season, twoof which were on goal.   

Freshman (2005):

Freshman Leanna Racine played every game in the center of anEmory defense that did not give up a lead all season to earn anHonorable Mention to the All-University Athletic Association team.Racine was the backbone of a defense that did not allow a goal inany of the 11 games in which the Eagles scored first and whichearned 13 shutouts, third most in Eagle history. The defense heldopponents to three or fewer shots in seven matches and to one or noshots-on-goal six times. Racine scored her first collegiate goalagainst Rhodes College to tie the game in the 85th minute sendingthe game to overtime where the Eagles would win. Racine earnedEmory Defensive Athlete of the Week Honors after the defense heldWashington University (Mo.) to just three shots in Emory's 1-0 winto open UAA play.

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"I came to Emory because I wanted to play competitive soccer andreceive a great education. Playing for the team has allowed me totravel across the country and become close with a great group ofplayers. There's no where else I would rather be!"