Emily Stockman has transitioned from a successful indoor volleyball career to an accomplished beach volleyball athlete, representing the USA in international competitions. After a highly decorated collegiate indoor volleyball career, Emily Stockman seamlessly transitioned to become an accomplished beach volleyball athlete, representing the USA in international competitions. There, from 2007 to 2009, she earned two All-American honors and was named the Missouri Valley Conference Player of the Year in 2008. Her significant contributions to Wichita State athletics were recognized with her induction into the Wichita State Sports Hall of Fame in 2016.
Lucia in 2016 alongside partner Caitlin Ledoux. This breakthrough was followed by a gold medal at the FIVB Langkawi 1-Star in 2017 with Kimberly DiCello, marking their first FIVB gold and making them the first team that year to achieve two Top 5 finishes. That same year, she was a finalist at the AVP event in Austin and accumulated two bronze medals and nine Top 5 finishes on the AVP tour between 2014 and 2017. Stockman continued her ascent, forging a successful partnership with Kelley Larsen in 2018.
Demonstrating consistent elite performance, Stockman continued to compete at the highest level, including a 17th place finish at the World Championships in 2022. Beyond her athletic endeavors, Emily dedicates her offseason to coaching the Boys’ and Girls’ beach programs at Mira Costa High School, fostering the next generation of volleyball talent. She also actively contributes to community well-being as a personal trainer in Hermosa Beach and through her advocacy for a healthy lifestyle.