University of Connecticut Athletics
2020-21 Women's Soccer Roster
Yamilee Eveillard
- Position:
- Forward
- Height:
- 5-8
- Class:
- Senior
- High School:
- Valley Stream North
- Hometown:
- Valley Stream, N.Y.
2021 Spring: Second Team All-BIG EAST. Tied for the team lead with eight points including three goals and a pair of assists. Her 31 shots ranked fifth in the BIG EAST. Scored goals vs. St. John's (3/11), Seton Hall (3/14) and Providence (3/21). Notched an assist in each of the first two matches of the season vs. URI (2/21) and Northeastern (2/28).
2019: American Athletic Conference Second Team. Played in 15 games and made seven starts. Scored all three goals in conference play. Led the Huskies to an overtime win vs. Houston (10/10) on the strength of two goals including a golden goal in the 94th minute. Scored on the road against USF (10/17). Registered 24 shots including season-high six vs. Houston. Played 605 minutes during junior season.
2018: Fought through injury, playing in 13 games and started four...Contributed two assists, 22 shots and eight shots on goal...Notched an assist vs. CCSUÂ (8/23)...Picked up an assist vs. Arkansas.
2017: Second Team All-Conference performer...American Athletic Conference All Rookie Team...Eveillard had a strong opening campaign for the Huskies, scoring four goals and chipping in an assist in 16 games. On Oct. 12 against SMU, the freshman recorded a two-goal performance that included the game-winner in the 88th minute. Her nine points ranked third best on the team.
Before UConn: Earned five varsity letters at Valley Stream North under head coach Geoffrey O’Connell…Conference Player of the Year in 2015 & 2016…three-time All-County team member (2014-16)…2015 Most Valuable Player…2015 All-State…2013 All-Conference performer…lettered in track & field for two seasons…All-County in track & field…2015 Defender of the Year with club team, Albertson Fury 98.
Personal: Yamilee Cassandre Eveillard…daughter of Joseph and Yanick Eveillard…has one older brother, Marvin…undecided on major at UConn.
