From Emory University Athletics
Former Emory University women's soccer standout Shivani Beall (Atlanta, GA/The Paideia School) has been named a fall recipient of the prestigious NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship, bestowed upon student-athletes who excel academically and athletically, while also serving as leaders in the community. The NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship, a $10,000 award will be applied toward the graduate degree program of Beall's choice.
Emory has been awarded 117 postgraduate scholarships over the school's history, and its 100 since 2000 is second only to Stanford University for the highest total by any NCAA member.
Beall was a fixture in the Eagles' lineup during her four years, appearing in 69 contests and drawing 63 starting assignments. She finished among the top-10 in program history in a host of categories including shots on goal (1st, 112), shots attempted (2nd, 213), goals scored (10th, 22), assists (11th, 20) and points (11th, 64). A three-time All-University Association First-Team honoree, she played her way to South Atlantic Region first-team berths her final two years. She powered the Emory offense as a junior, pacing the club with nine goals and 22 points while setting a single-season school record with 44 shots on goals.
Beall is the eighth women's soccer player in program history and first since the duo of Kelly Costopoulos and Lauren Gorodetksy during the 2013-14 school year to have been awarded the NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship.
Beall, the owner of a 3.96 grade-point average, is a biology major with a minor in sociology. A three-time member of the University Athletic Association All-Academic Team, she was tabbed as a 2019 Second Team Academic All-American as voted by the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA).
EMORY WOMEN'S SOCCER NCAA POSTGRADUATE SCHOLARS
2019-20 – Shivani Beall
2013-14 – Kelly Costopoulos
2013-14 – Lauren Gorodetsky
2006-07 – Amy Franciscovich
2002-03 – Annie Schenck
2001-02 – Andrea Pawliczek
2000-01 – Caroline Hoit
1992-93 – Hillary Burdette