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2008-09 Women's Soccer Media Guide

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WOMEN’S SOCCER ASSISTANT COACH JASON LOWE TAKES POSITION AT ALABAMA

(June 4) – Jason Lowe, an assistant coach with the Emory women’s soccer team the past two seasons, has resigned his position at the school to take an assistant coaching post at the University of Alabama.

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LAM SISTERS FEATURED IN BROCKTON ENTERPRISE ARTICLE (Dec. 18) Emory University's Grace and Joyce Lam were featured in an article in the Brockton Enterprise. Click here to read the story.

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2008 SEASON RECAP

The Emory University Women’s Soccer Team finished the 2008 season ranked 22nd in the Nation, after winning the fifth University Athletic Association (UAA) Championship in the program’s history, earning the squad’s 11th-berth into the NCAA Division III Tournament, and compiling a 16-4-1 record during the campaign.

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EMORY’S LAM, WAHR, BRIGGS AND WILKERSON EARN SPOTS ON THE NSCAA/ ADIDAS ALL-SOUTH REGION SQUAD

(Dec. 12) For the third-consecutive year, the 22nd-ranked Emory University placed four players on the NSCAA/ adidas NCAA Division III Women’s Soccer All-South Region Teams, as seniors Grace Lam, Alexa Wahr, and Whitney Briggs were named to the First Team, and Sarah Wilkerson earned a spot on the Second Team.

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EMORY’S GRACE LAM NAMED TO THE NSCAA/ ADIDAS WOMEN’S SOCCER ALL-AMERICA TEAM

(Dec. 8) Emory University’s Grace Lam became the fourth two-time all-American in the history of the Women’s Soccer Program, as the senior was named to the NSCAA/ Adidas NCAA Division III All-America Third Team for the second consecutive year.

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EMORY WOMEN’S SOCCER ELIMINATED FROM THE NCAA TOURNAMENT WITH 1-0 LOSS TO LYNCHBURG

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(Nov. 16) Emory University’s run in the NCAA Division III Women’s Soccer Tournament ended on Sunday, as the Eagles suffered a 1-0 loss to third-ranked Lynchburg College (Va.).

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EMORY ADVANCES IN NCAA DIVISION III WOMEN’S SOCCER TOURNAMENT WITH A 3-0 WIN OVER ST. MARY’S

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(Nov. 15) The Emory University Women’s Soccer team was forced to battle both a tough St. Mary’s College of Maryland squad and bad weather during its NCAA Tournament First Round match on in Lynchburg, VA on Saturday, but the Eagles came out the other side with a 3-0 victory over the Seahawks.

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BRIGGS NAMED UAA WOMEN’S SOCCER PLAYER OF THE YEAR

(Nov. 14) Emory University’s Whitney Briggs highlighted a group Eagles earning all-University Athletic Association (UAA) honors, as the senior was named the UAA Women’s Soccer Player of the Year.  In addition to Briggs, Grace Lam, Alexa Wahr, and Sarah Wilkerson earned spots on the all-UAA first team, while Talia Dweck and Kerri Lydon earned honorable mentions.

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EMORY WOMEN’S SOCCER HEADS TO LYNCHBURG, VA FOR THE NCAA TOURNAMENT

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Webcast (Weather Permitting)

(Nov. 13) The Emory University Women’s Soccer team will begin its postseason play on Saturday, as the Eagles will travel to Lynchburg, VA to face St. Mary’s College of Maryland Seahawks at 1:30 PM in a first-round matchup.