Radford University Athletics

*Named to the 2010-19 Big South Conference Volleyball All-Decade Team on June 5, 2020.

2014 HIGHLIGHTS
Second-Team All-Big South selection, Scholar-Athlete of the Year, Capital One Academic All-District III honoree and Capital One Academic All-America® selection... Program's all-time leader in blocks (426) for the rally-scoring era... Finished career ranked third in kills (963) and points (1,212)... Played the most matches (127) and sets (469) in program history... Reached double-figure kills nine times and recorded at least five blocks seven times.

2013 HIGHLIGHTS
First-Team All-Big South selection, Scholar-Athlete of the Year and Big South All-Tournament pick... Radford's first-ever Capital One Academic All-America® selection for volleyball... Capital One Academic All-District III honoree, becoming just the second recipient in program history... Recognized on VaSID all-state first team... Two-time Big South Defensive Player of the Week... Set single-season program record for blocks (145), which led the Big South... 1.08 blocks per set rank third in school history for a single season... Rejected five or more attacks in 14 matches, including a season-high eight at High Point in a 3-2 win... 40 blocks away from the rally scoring era record held by Divona Cox (378)... Third on the team in kills (301)... Blasted double-digit kills in 13 matches, including a career-high 14 four times... Ranks sixth in career kills with 711.

2012 HIGHLIGHTS
Preseason All-Big South honoree... Led team with 79 total blocks... Ranks eighth in solo blocks (23), fifth in block assists (170) and fifth in total blocks (193)... Registered four blocks in season opener versus NJIT... Put down a season-high 11 kills on 18 attempts in sweep of St. Francis (Pa.)... Had 10 kills each in matches against The Citadel and Elon... Named to the La Quinta Inn and Suites Highlander Invitational All-Tournament team... Assisted on six rejections in 3-1 win over N.C. Central... Put away 10 kills on 14 attempts for a career-high .643 attack clip at N.C. A&T... Contributed five of Radford's 13 total blocks at Coastal Carolina.

2011 HIGHLIGHTS
Big South Freshman of the Year... First-team all-conference... Selected to Big South All-Freshmen Team... VaSID Rookie of the Year... VaSID All-State Second-Team selection... Led team in blocks (0.97 per game) and attack percentage...101 block assists tied for a single-season best and her 114 total rejections rank second... Second on the squad in kills and third in kills per game... Named Big South Freshman of the Week a league-high four times... Played in every match with 30 starts... Rejected a season-high eight attacks vs. USC Upstate (1/7), at Miami (0/8) and vs. UNC Asheville (3/5)... Her three solo blocks against the Bulldogs were a season-best...  Added five more contests with five or six total blocks... Charted double-figure kills 12 times... Posted 13 kills, .440 attack percentage, eight blocks and season-high 17.5 points  in home debut vs. USC Upstate... Recorded season-bests with 14 kills and .571 attack percentage, along with six blocks vs. Coastal Carolina... Also tallied a season-high 14 kills at High Point... Registered six blocks and eight kills in Big South Championship match vs Liberty.

HIGH SCHOOL / CLUB
Awarded Central League MVP, All-Delco and first-team all-district honors her junior and senior campaigns… Selected all-league, All-Delco and all-district her sophomore season… As a freshman, was placed on All-Delco and all-league squads... Guided Synergy Volleyball Club 18 Orange (King of Prussia, Pa.) to a second place finish in the 18 Open Division at the 2011 National Junior Classic... Help lead her Synergy 17-1 team to a second place finishes in the Open Divisions at both AAU’s (Florida) and Junior Olympics (Reno, NV) en route to picking up 2010 All-America honors in Reno… Listed as a Prepvolleyball.com Senior Ace (September 2010).

PERSONAL / ACADEMICS
Emma Marie Deininger is an accounting and finance double major... Emma and older brother Steven are the children of Calvin and Linda Deininger.