Emillie Toone Checketts

TitleWomen's Volleyball Assistant Coach

Helped the Cougars to their first conference title since 2005, their best record since 1998 at 28-4 and a finish in the round of 16 at the NCAA tournament, the team's first showing at the tournament since 2007, during the 2012 season
Coached four All-Americans, including AVCA first teamer Jennifer Hamson, in 2012
Helped Cougars to 21-9 (10-6 WCC) season in 2011
Coached players to three all-conference honors, three academic all-conference honors, one all-region accolade and one AVCA All-America citation in 2011
Helped the team to a third-place finish in BYU’s first season in the West Coast Conference

Coached club volleyball for six years
Helped her team place first in the competitive division and in the top ten the other five years
Assisted with camps throughout the Salt Lake Valley

Played college volleyball at Utah 2004-2008
Played professional volleyball in Slovenia for nine months
Played with both the U. S. national team and the Canadian national team because of her dual citizenship
Traveled with Team USA to Egypt in April of 2009

Helped the Utes to four Mountain West Conference championships, one first-round finish in the NCAA Tournament, two second-round finishes in the NCAA Tournament and one Sweet 16 finish in the NCAA Tournament her senior year
Played middle blocker and right side hitter for Utah
Was the second leading blocker in the nation her junior year
Earned two all-region awards
Earned two honorable mention All-American awards
Earned three All-Mountain West Conference awards
Finished second in Utah's all-time blocking history
Started 63 matches and played in 95 (315 games)
Recorded a career-high 17 kills against Wyoming
Recorded a career-high 14 blocks against Colorado State in her junior season
Recorded a .778 hitting percentage in 2005 against Air Force
Set a school record for block assists with 14 against CSU
Helped Slovenian team to a national championship