Missouri State

Honors
MSU Athletic Director's Honor Roll: Fall 2023, Spring 2024

Career Summary
Earned 15 starts and appeared in 28 games in her only season at Missouri State…Finished her MSU career with six hits, six walks, a double and one run batted in…Owned a .158 batting average and .959 fielding percentage.
 
2024 (Senior)
Played in 28 games and made 15 starts behind the plate…Drew her first start in the maroon and white against Western Kentucky at the NFCA Leadoff Classic (Feb. 9)…Collected her first hit of the season at Southern Miss (Feb. 17)…Drove in a run with a sacrifice fly in the seventh inning in a victory at Louisiana Tech (Feb. 24)…Logged her only multi-hit game of the season with a 2-for-4 outing against Ohio State at the Tennessee Invitational (March 8)…Knocked a double down the line at No. 8 Oklahoma State (March 26)…Drew a season-high two walks at Tulsa (April 3)… Caught five runners attempting to steal and committed just two errors on the season…Named to MSU Athletic Director’s Honor Roll for Fall 2023 and Spring 2024.

Southern Arkansas University
Played one season at NCAA DII Southern Arkansas for head coach Jason Anderson…Helped lead the Muleriders to a 45-15 record and a Central Region championship…Started 53 games at SAU, batting .272 with 43 hits, 34 RBI, 15 doubles, seven home runs and a .513 slugging percentage…NJCAA Academic All-American.
 
Crowder College
Spent first two collegiate seasons at Crowder College (Mo.) under head coach John Sisemore…Named to the all-region first-team twice as a catcher…Two-time Region 16 NJCAA DI all-tournament team catcher…Batted .331 with 34 RBI, eight doubles and four homers as she helped guide the Roughriders to a 53-8 record and both district and regional titles…Posted a .381 batting average while racking up 47 RBI, 10 homers and scoring 44 runs as the Roughriders went 47-8 and won a regular season championship in her freshman campaign.
 
High School
Played three seasons at Forsyth (Mo.) High School under head coach Collin Lyerla…Named to the all-conference and all-district first team all three years…Helped lead the Panthers to three conference championships and a district title in her career…Boasted a .644 batting average with 58 hits, 53 RBI, 51 runs, 16 doubles, 13 stolen bases and a 1.067 slugging percentage in her junior campaign…Earned first-team all-state honors as a junior…Hit .581 with 42 RBI , 33 runs, six homers and a 1.108 SLG% as a sophomore…Burst onto the scene as a freshman, batting .561 and collecting 38 hits, 37 RBI, 11 doubles, five triples and 33 runs scored…Did not have a senior season due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
 
Personal
Emily Ann Shipman was born 12/22/02 in Branson, Mo….Daughter of Elsie Shipman and Kristina Hagey of Forsyth, Mo….Stepdad is John Hagey…Stepmom is Diona Shipman…Has one brother, Tyler, and two sisters, Taylor and Madison…Majoring in General Studies.