Emily Carlevato

Bio

2022 (Senior): Carlevato compiled a campaign to remember on her way to reserving a spot on the coveted All-OVC first-team list…appeared in all 18 matches and finished third among field players with 1,563 minutes…playing as a defender, still managed one goal and two assists for a four-point year…took 11 shots, including five on-goal for a .455 shot on-goal percentage…earned her first career OVC Defensive Player of the Week accoalde on Sept. 27 after helping guide the Golden Eagles to back-to-back clean sheets at Southern Indiana on Sept. 22 and Lindenwood on Sept. 25...collected her first career assist in a 3-1 victory at Middle Tennessee on Sept. 8…scored her second career goal in 4-0 triumph at Southern Indiana on Sept. 22…notched her second career assist and took season-best three shots, including two on-goal in 3-0 victory over SEMO on Oct. 16…played all 90 minutes in 15 of 18 matches.

2021 (Junior): Carlevato started in 14 matches throughout the year, ranking fourth on the team in minutes played among field players with 1,310 minutes played…played a pivotal role on a Tech defense that finished second in the OVC in goals allowed with 20 and goals against average at 1.15…after being sidelined for two matches, came back to start the final 12 matches of the year and did not leave the pitch at any point in all 12 matches…scored one goal and had two points…attempted nine shots, two of which were on-goal…scored the game-winning goal in the 69^th minute in a 2-1 win over Belmont on Oct. 12…played all 90 minutes and took a shot in a 1-0 win against Eastern Illinois in the first round of the OVC Tournament on Oct. 29…played all 90 minutes in a 2-1 win at Murray State in the quarterfinals of the OVC Tournament on Oct. 31, a match that was named as the TTU Athletics Department “Game of the Year” at the Golden Wings Awards and pushed Tech to the OVC Tournament semifinals for the fourth time in the last seven seasons.

2020-21 (Sophomore): Carlevato started in all 10 matches during the spring and was one of just two Golden Eagle field players to not leave the pitch at all behind 938 minutes of action (Askildsen)…helped anchor a Tech defense from the back line that led the OVC with seven goals allowed and led the conference with a 0.67 goals against average…secured six shots, four of which were on-goal for the second-highest shot on-goal percentage on the club at .667…took two shots, one of which was on-goal at Murray State on Mar. 23.

2019 (Freshman): Carlevato appeared in two matches with one start in 2019…notched 90 total minutes…took one shot…played in 45 minutes and took one shot in her collegiate debut as part of a 2-2 draw vs. South Alabama on Aug. 23…had her first career start and appeared in 45 minutes in a 2-1 win at North Alabama on Sept. 6.

High School: Carlevato enjoyed a strong career as a four-year letter winner at Bearden High School in Knoxville, Tenn….four-time All-District performer…three-time All-Region winner…twice named the District 2-AAA Midfielder of the Year…voted high school’s Most Athletic as a senior…helped guide team to a District 2-AAA championship, a Region 1-AAA championship and a state semifinalist appearance in 2018…helped lead team to a district championship and state quarterfinalist appearance in 2017…helped push team to district championships in 2015 and 2016…combined for 25 goals and 33 assists throughout her high-school tenure…scored 10 goals and added a career-high 14 assists as a senior…scored a career-high 11 goals as a junior.

Club/ODP Experience: Carlevato suited up for a decade with FC Alliance out of the Knoxville area…part of a team that claimed the Tennessee state championship in 2015 and a Tennessee state semifinalist appearance in 2014.

Personal: Daughter of Michael and Jennifer Carlevato…born October 25, 2000…full name is Emily Carlevato…father Michael played football at Azusa Pacific University.

Academic: Majoring in business management.