Former Jacksonville University women's soccer standout Joëlle d'Entrement enters her first year as a member of the Athletic Department staff in 2018. She will assist in athletics adminstrative duties, as well as serving as the department's receptionist.
A four-year letter-winner and two-year captain for the Dolphins from 2014-17, d' Entremont played in 62 career matches, starting 46. A three-time ASUN Conference Honoree, she was named Second-Team ASUN after her sophomore season, and recieved First-Team honors following her junior and senior campaigns. Additionally she was named the 2017 ASUN Preseason Player of The Year, and was named to the 2017 United Soccer Coaches South Region Scholar All-Region Team.
A 5-6 foward, d' Entremont recorded eight goals and 12 assists for a total of 28 points thoughout her career, leading the squad in points during her junior season. She netted a pair of game-winning goals, and finished her JU career ranked ninth all-time in shots attempted.
A native of Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, Canada, d'Entremont set her high school's record for goals scored in a season as a senior, and represented Team Nova Scotia at the Canada Games.
d' Entremont earned a bachelor's degree in kinesiology from Jacksonville in 2018, and is currently pursuing a master's in kinesiology.
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