Emily Stockman

Name: Emily Stockman

Sport: Volleyball

Discipline(s): Beach Volleyball

Height: 6-0

Hometown: Colorado Springs, Colo.

High School: Doherty High School (Colo.)

College: Wichita State, '09 exercise science

Other Career Highlights

Won gold at 2017 FIVB Langkawi 1-Star with Kimberly DiCello
Two-time All-American at Wichita State
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Played in two 2019 FIVB World Tour events with Kelley Larsen. Best finish was 5th at Las Vegas four-star
Placed third with Kelley Larsen at the 2018 NORCECA Tour event in Boca Chica, DR
Played nine 2018 FIVB World Tour events with Kelley Larsen, won the one-star in Thailand and placed 3rd at three-star in Lucerne. Placed fifth at five-stars in Gstaad and Vienna
Paired with Kelley Larsen in March 2018 and won the FIVB one-star in Thailand in their first tournament together
Won gold at 2017 FIVB Langkawi 1-Star with DiCello, their first FIVB gold and became the first team in '17 to collect two Top 5 finishes
In 2017, had one second and one third place finish on the AVP Tour
Made her FIVB World Tour debut in 2014, finishing ninth; had a then career-best finish of fifth in 2016 in Brazil, beating the 2015 World Champions of Brazil in the process
Won the 2016 NORCECA St. Lucia event with Caitlin Ledoux, marking her first career gold
From 2013-16 on the NORCECA Tour, has one gold and two bronze medals
Made her international debut in 2013 on the NORCECA Continental Tour
Has played consistently on the AVP Tour since 2013; between 2013-16 earned two bronze medals and nine Top 5 finishes
Made her professional beach debut in 2009 at the domestic AVP Manhattan Beach Open
Played professionally indoors in France, Finland, Sweden and Switzerland following college
Inducted into the Wichita State Sports Hall of Fame in 2016
Transferred to Wichita State for her sophomore through senior years (07-09), was a two-time All-American for the Shockers and the 2008 Missouri Valley Conference Player of the Year
Played her freshman collegiate season at Winthrop, where they advanced to the NCAA Tournament in 2007
Member of the 2005 Junior Olympic All-Tournament team
Played volleyball, basketball, tennis and track and field in high school; finished eighth at the state high jump