Junior (2013):

Pelura appeared in eight games in goal during her junior season, including four starts for Emory, both career highs.  She totaled 360 minutes and 48 seconds in the net, surrendering just four goals and making six saves, while recording a 1.00 goals-against average.  Pelura finished the year with a 1-1-0 record, and was a part of four combined shutouts.  From September 7^th through November 16^th, she did not allow a goal over a stretch of 193:01 minutes, spanning parts of six games she appeared in.  The goalkeeper registered a career-best three saves during the first half of Emory’s 2-1 win over Massachusetts-Boston on September 2^nd.  Entering her senior season, Pelura’s career 0.87 goals-against average ranks as the 15^th-best mark in the program’s history.

Sophomore (2012):

Pelura played in a pair of games off the bench during the 2012 season, logging 30 minutes and 30 seconds of action in goal.  She shut out Agnes Scott College for 15 minutes and 28 seconds on October 3rd and Covenant College for 15 minutes and two seconds on October 22nd.

Freshman (2011):

Pelura played one game in goal for Emory, coming off the bench during the Eagles' 6-0 victory against Agnes Scott College.  She played 23 minutes and 34 seconds of shutout soccer during the appearance.

Career Statistics:

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Prior to Emory:

Was part of the Olympic Development Team of Pennsylvania in high school, helping her team win regionals... Also a member of the Perugia Grifos Super Y Team... Attended ODP regional camp... Played club soccer for DELCO, where she was the starting goalkeeper and coached by Drew Kopp... Ran track in high school.

Personal:

Born January 21, 1993.

Why she chose Emory:

"I chose Emory because it is a great academic institution with an awesome athletic program."