Accolades:
GNAC All-Academic: 2021, 2022, 2023
2022: The junior pitcher appeared in 21 games for the Monks. She tallied a record of 6-3 in 58.2 innings with a 4.77 era (2.15 era in conference). She struck out 37 batters and threw three complete games. In the March 11th win over MCLA, she threw five innings, only allowing three hits and striking out three on the way to her getting the win. April 3rd against Regis, she threw a complete game striking out five in the win.
2021: The sophomore pitcher had three appearances last season…logged a 6.63 ERA and five strikeouts in 6.1 innings pitched…finished her 2021 season on March 27th, coming in relief against Bates College, holding the Bobcats to two hits and no runs, allowing the Monks to take a 6-5 win.
2020: Appeared in four games from the mound for the Monks…recorded one win and a 5.83 ERA in six innings pitched…pitched for three strikeouts throughout her appearances…finished her 2020 season on March 5th, coming in relief with the Monks down big, only allowing four hits and two earned runs in a tough 13-5 loss against Ohio Northern.
Why Saint Joseph's? The campus is beautiful, and I love the atmosphere and where it is located
High School: Participated in softball and gymnastics at Reading Memorial High School…2019 Middlesex League All-Conference honoree…Hit .400 with a .500 OBP and a .917 slugging percentage…Belted seven home runs with four doubles, three triples, 20 runs, and 21 RBI…In gymnastics, garnered Boston Globe All-Scholastic and Boston Herald All-Scholastic accolades…Four-year competitor for Reading Memorial and a member of the Massachusetts High School National Team…Listed on the Academic Honor Roll…Played club for the Boston Batbusters for six years…Also a 12-year member of the Reading Gymnastics Academy where she was a three-time State Champion.
Personal: Emily Ryan Eagleston, daughter of Kristen and Rich Eagleston…Her sister Megan was a four-year member of the SJC softball team.
