Emory University

Sophomore (2021):

United Soccer Coaches All-Region Third Team…All-University Athletic Association Second Team…Made an immediate impact in her first season of action with the Eagles…Led the team in goals, points, shots and shots on goal while playing in all 20 games including eight as a starter…Recorded at least a point in eight games, helping Emory to a 6-2 record in those contests…Scored first career goal in the team’s win over Covenant on September 14…Had a season-best five points including her first career brace against Maryville on September 22…Notched the game-winner at Sewanee on October 5…Recorded a goal in both of the team’s NCAA tournament games against Wittenberg and Centre while totaling a season-high 10 shots (4 SOG) in the first round against WU.

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Prior to Emory:

Played four seasons with the Walter Johnson soccer program...Appeared in 64 career games, compiling 42 goals and 27 assists for 111 career points...Named Offensive Player of the Year, Maryland All-State and All-County as a senior after point 14 goals and nine assists in 15 games...Tabbed All-County as a junior...Helped Walter Johnson to the Maryland State Championship as well as Region and Division titles as a freshman...4x Scholar Athlete Award recipient...National Honors Society from 2017-2020...Psychology Honors Society in 2020...AP Scholar Award as a junior...Played club soccer at Bethesda Storm and Threat ECNL for four years.

Personal:

Born on December 31...Daughter of Erin and Cortez McBerry...Father, Cortez, played football at Southern Illinois University for four years.

Why she chose Emory?

"I chose Emory because it was the place I could get an incredible education while being a part of an amazing soccer program. Not to mention the campus is beautiful."