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Emily is a veteran of the U.S. Army... Emily enjoys playing lacrosse... Emily loves to sing along to Taylor Swift songs

Career Highlights

Two-time Olympian (2018, 2022)
2019 World Championship bronze medal winner
Winner of 24 World Cup and World Championship medals, including two golds
2013 Junior World Champion

2024-25 Season

Norton National Championships silver medal

2023-24 Season

World Cups: Lake Placid: 8th. Whistler: 4th. Winterberg: 8th. Igls: 6th. Altenberg World Champs: 20th. Altenberg: 5th. Oberhof 8th. Oberhof 2: 11th. Sigulda: 12th. Sigulda 2: 10th.

Relays:Whistler: 3rd. Alternberg: 2nd. Oberhof: 5th.

Sprints: Lake Placid: 3nd. Oberhof: 6th. Sigulda: 3rd

2022-2023 SEASON

Silver medal in Innsbruck, Austria World Cup singles race
Silver medal in Innsbruck, Austria World Cup sprint singles race
4th place in Innsbruck, Austria World Cup sprint doubles race (with Summer Britcher)
5th place in Innsbruck, Austria World Cup doubles race (with Summer Britcher)
10th place in Whistler, Canada World Cup singles race
4th place in Whistler, Canada World Cup doubles race (with Summer Britcher)
Silver medal in Park City, Utah World Cup singles race
4th place in Park City, Utah World Cup doubles race (with Summer Britcher)
10th place in Park City, Utah World Cup sprint singles race
4th place in Park City, Utah World Cup sprint doubles race
17th place in Sigulda, Latvia (1) World Cup singles race
25th place in Sigulda, Latvia (2) World Cup singles race
Bronze medal in Sigulda, Latvia World Cup team relay (with Tucker West, Zack DiGregorio and Sean Hollander)
12th place in Altenberg, Germany World Cup singles race
Bronze medal in Winterberg, Germany World Cup singles race
Bronze medal in Winterberg, Germany World Cup team relay (with Tucker West, Zack DiGregorio and Sean Hollander)
9th place in Winterberg, Germany World Cup sprint singles race
11th place in St. Moritz, Switzerland World Cup singles race
Silver medal in St. Moritz, Switzerland World Cup team relay (with Tucker West, Zack DiGregorio and Sean Hollander)
4th place Winterberg, Germany World Cup singles race

Did not compete in Oberhof, Germany World Championships due to injury

Bengt Walden

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