Western Colorado University Athletics

2022 (Senior): Earned honorable mention All-Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference recognition … played in all 25 matches, starting in 23 and playing in 85 of the season's 89 sets … registered single-season career-high 229 kills, giving her 618 over four years … reached double figure kills in 13 matches, including five consecutive (16, 10, 13, 12, 14) and a season- and team-best 18 kills on Senior Day's win over visiting Adams State (11/05) … her career-best 8 service aces against Cal State Dominguez Hills (5-set win, 9/02) were part of a single-season career high of 24 aces in a season … she dropped in 2 or more aces in four matches … her 224 digs were a team high, included 9 matches in which she came up with double-digit digs, and also included the team's season high of 20 in a home victory against Westminster College (10/22) … her 229 kills, 24 aces, and 21.0 total blocks (2 BS, 19 BA) came to a single-season career high, and a team-best 264.5 points … her 23.0 points in the Dominguez Hills match were a career best and team best in the season … she posted double-figures in points 14 times across the season, including a stretch of six straight.

2021 (Junior): Emily started in 22 of the 27 matches she played in, playing a total of 90 sets ... Was third on the team in kills with 202, averaging 2.24 kills per set and also third in digs with 289 ... She was also fourth on the team in service aces with 13 and in blocks with 25 on the season.  

2020-21 (Covid Season): Mangone started eight of the 13 matches she played in, playing a total of 36 sets ... Recorded the third most kills per set on the team with 66 kills, averaging 1.83 kills per set ... She also had nine service aces on the season. 

2019 (Freshman): In her first season as a Mountaineer, Emily played in 22 matches and started in 2 ... Mangone 121 kills on the season, averaging 1.98 per match. 

High School: Emily comes to Western from Senton Catholic High School where she lettered all four years in volleyball, along with making All-Region first and second team throughout high school.  When asked why she chose Western she said that it was for the amazing weather and "the tight community" in Gunnison.