Sophomore (2015):

Ulusan appeared in 13 games during her sophomore season, making five starts for the Eagles. She helped the team limit opponents to just 13 goals in the 13 games she played in. She was part of three Emory shutouts during the season and logged a season-high 90 minutes in a start in the season opener at Sewanee on September 1^st.

Freshman (2014):

Ulusan immediately stepped into a major role with the team during her freshman season, earning an honorable mention to the all-University Athletic Association Team for her efforts.  The center midfielder played in 18 of the team’s 19 games during the season, including six in a starting role.  She took seven shots, including one on goal.  Ulusan helped Emory’s defense record a 0.438 goals-against average (the 13^th-lowest mark in Division III in 2014) and 11 shutouts, while limiting opponents to averages of 7.6 shots and 3.4 shots on goal per game.  She made her collegiate debut during the team’s season-opening game against Christopher Newport on August 29^th, and made the first start of her career against the University of the South on September 14^th.  Ulusan started five of the final seven games during the regular season for the Eagles.

Career Statistics:

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Honors:

Prior to Emory:

Played on the Walt Whitman High School team for four years... Helped her team win the Maryland 4A State Championship in 2013... Was coached in high school by Gregory Herbert... Played club soccer for four years for the Maryland Rush, where she was coached by Kathleen Kerins... Won the Maryland State Championship with her club team in 2014.

Personal:

Born February 18th... Was a National AP Scholar and named to her high school's honor roll all four years.

Why she chose Emory:

"I chose Emory because of the competitive environment, both academically and athletically."