Fredonia University

2025: Logged 10 pitching appearances across the spring… opened the Florida trip with a 0.2-inning relief stint vs. Springfield… followed with a season-long 2.2-inning effort against Wis.–Stevens Point, allowing two earned while striking out one… turned in her sharpest performance on April 18 at Oswego, firing a perfect inning with no hits, no walks, no runs… contributed one hit in seven at-bats..

2024: Picked up the win on March 9 vs. Trinity (Conn.), delivering 3.2 innings with no earned runs and two strikeouts as Fredonia rallied late… came back the next day to cover 1.1 innings against Springfield… followed with a hitless 1.1-inning relief outing vs. Skidmore, with both runs unearned and a strikeout… matched her season high with four strikeouts across 2.1 innings against UW–Platteville… added a steady 1.1-inning appearance at Geneseo with a strikeout… provided 3.2 innings of needed length against St. John Fisher… logged a one-hit, one-strikeout effort at Oswego… broke through offensively on May 1 vs. Nazareth with a 3-for-4, two-RBI performance, her best game at the plates.

2023: Had a busy freshman campaign starting 9 games in the circle and appearing in 21 contests ... tossed 58 1/3 innings with 13 strikeouts and a 6.18 ERA ... posted a 2-10 record ... first collegiate win came vs. Macalester on 3/17, going 5 2/3 innings scattering six hits and one earned run in a 5-4 victory ... earned win vs. Potsdam on 4/21, going 5 2/3 innings allowing one run on seven hits, striking out two ... tossed two complete games ... vs. Brockport on 4/14, going seven innings, giving up five hits and two earned runs in a 6-4 loss ... vs Behrend on 5/8 to close out the season -- allowed two earned runs walking none and striking out one in an 11-1 loss ... homered vs. New England College on 3/14.

Personal: Daughter of Michael and Kelly Celauro… sibling of Jake, Madison, and Mia Celauro… Early and Childhood Education major from Mount Sinai High School… competed for Ducks Fastpitch and played her high school ball under coach Jamie Apicella… chose Fredonia for its immersive, hands-on education program and the opportunity to continue playing the sport she loves at the collegiate level… two-time Easton/NFCA All-America Scholar-Athlete honoree.