2023: Played and started all 18 games, accounting for all 1,640 minutes in goal on the season...Set App State program records for career saves (416), career shutouts (25), single-season shutouts (8) and career games played (90)...Ended her career as the NCAA Division I active leader in saves and minutes played by a goalkeeper (8,241)...Finished the season ranked fourth in the Sun Belt in saves (64), fourth in shutouts (8), seventh in save percentage (.800) and seventh in goals-against average (.878)...Allowed just eight goals in conference play...Earned SBC Defenseive Player of the Week after her record-setting shutout against Georgia State in the season finale on Oct. 26 helped the Mountaineers clinch a first-round bye at the Sun Belt tournament...Recorded a season-high nine saves in the Sun Belt tournament match against JMU.

2022: Started all 19 games, playing over 6,600 minutes in goal...led the Sun Belt in saves (93), while ranking third in save percentage (.809), fifth in shutouts (6), and seventh in goals against average (1.166). Eagleston recorded six saves against Georgia Southern (10/9) to move her into third place all-time in career saves...Eagleston recorded at least three saves in 15 matches, including a season-high 13 saves against Clemson (9/4)...She has totaled 352 career saves, trailing only Kelley Guinn (375) and Breland Meany (369) in program history, while her 18 career shutouts are also third most by an App State goalkeeper behind Breland Meany (24) and Carline Clarke (21)...Named to the Academic All-District squad.

2021: Started in goal in all 19 matches for the Mountaineers, totaling a team high 1,709 minutes on the field...Led the Sun Belt with 113 saves (5.95 saves-per-game), also ranking tied for second in shutouts (3), fifth in save percentage (.813), and tenth in goals against average (1.37)...Ranks fourth in program history with 259 career saves...Recorded double-digit saves three times, including a career-high 20 saves against Wake Forest (9/5), the second-most in a match in program history...Her 113 saves in a season are also the third most by an App State goalkeeper in a single-season...Named the Sun Belt Defensive Player of the Week (9/14) following her 20-save performance against Wake Forest, and an 11-save effort against FIU.

2020: Started in all 15 matches played, playing a total of 1361 minutes of action between the posts... Eagleston had a total of 67 saves and six clean sheets ... the sophomore finished in the top 30 in saves (26th) and shutouts (28th), while she was third and second, respectively in the conference in both categories ...  posted three blank sheets over a four-match stretch, including back-to-back victories over Georgia Southern (9/20) and Troy (9/25) ... ended the season seventh all-time with 146 saves and fifth in clean sheets ... she was also named Preseason All-Sun Belt. 

2019: Started in all 18 matches played, amassing a total of 1656 minutes of action … Eagleston had a solid first year between the pipes, where her 79 saves were second in the Sun Belt and led all freshmen ... she was third in the Sun Belt in saves per game at a clip of 4.28 ... recorded a pair of clean sheets with her first coming in a 3-0 win against Wofford (9/22) ... also earned a clean sheet in conference play on Senior Day against Arkansas State (10/20) …  posted a career-high 12 saves with 29 shots faced against South Alabama (10/25 ).

High School: Was a premiere goalkeeper for West Forsyth under the tutelage of Scott Bilton ... was named all-conference and all-region all four years while helping her team capture the 2017 North Carolina High School Athletic Association 4A State championship ... she registered a more than impressive 77-6-5 at West Forsyth and registered 184 saves with just 29 goals allowed ... helped her team collect three conference championships ... played her travel ball under ... played for North Carolina Fusion under Andrew Flemming, where she was labeled as an ECNL Player to Watch in 2017

Personal: Born on April 3, 2001 ... the daughter of Randy and Karen Eagleston ...  one older (Ian) and one younger sister, Kyle