Senior (2013):

Bleiweis was a key reserve for the Eagles at the holding midfield position, playing in a career-high 18 games and making a pair of starts during her senior year.  She contributed to an Emory defense that ranked 20^th in Division III with a 0.557 goals-against average, while helping limit opponents to 8.95 shots and 3.3 shots on goal per game.  The center midfielder recorded the first assist of her career during the Eagles’ 5-0 win over Rhodes on September 28^th, and added on her second during Emory’s 3-0 win over Carnegie Mellon on ‘Senior Day’ on November 9^th.  Bleiweis’ two starts during the year (the first of her career) came during a pair of conference wins against New York University on October 18^th and Carnegie Mellon.  She finished the year with seven shots, and ended her career with 43 games played.

Junior (2012):

Bleiweis played in four games off the bench for the Eagles during her junior year.  She logged three shots, all on goal, during the season, including a season-high two shots during the team's 9-0 win over Sewanee on September 15th.

Sophomore (2011):

Bleiweis came off the bench in 16 of Emory's 20 games during her sophomore campaign.  She registered nine shots, three of which were on goal.

Freshman (2010):

Bleiweis appeared in five games off the bench for Emory during her freshman season.

Career Statistics:

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Prior to Emory:

Played on the Buchholz High School soccer team for five seasons, including one as an eighth-grader... Served as her team's co-captain during her senior year... Selected to the first team all-area by the Gainesville Sun from 2006-07 and 2009-10... Was named her team's most valuable player her senior year... Coached by Jim Peterson... Played club soccer for First Coast KYX her senior year, where she was coached by Mike Walker, and for the Leg-A-Z team from 2007-09, where she was coached by Basil Benjamin.

Personal:

Born September 17, 1992... Hosts the 'Emory Sports Update' on EmoryAthletics.com.

Quote:

"I chose Emory for the competitive soccer program, and the challenging academic atmosphere offered the best balance."