Collegiate Best Dives: 1-meter: 273.90 (2/4/23); 3-meter: 293.00 (11/19/21); Platform: 224.65 (11/21/21)

2022-23 (Senior): Recorded 3-meter season best of 288.25 against Colorado State and North Texas with a fifth place finish on her senior day... Secured new collegiate best with 273.90 in the second Lumberjack Diving Invite 1m event with a tough improvement from her prelims score of 221.25... Recorded platforms season best at the second Lumberjack Diving Invite with 191.40... Placed fourth in both 1m and 3m finals at the WAC Championships... Competed in both the 3m and 1m events at NCAA Zone E Championships.

Best season dives (2022-23): 

• 1-meter: 273.90 (2/4/23)

• 3-meter: 288.25 (1/6/23)

• Platform: 191.40 (2/5/23)

2021-22 (Junior): Recorded three new collegiate bests through all events, beginning with success at the Lumberjack Diving Invite... Luberto claimed her collegiate best in the 3m event with a second place finish and a score of 293.00 while going on to claim yet another collegiate best in the platform event with 224.65... Found collegiate best on the 1m boards with 260.55 and a fourth place finish at New Mexico alongside a second place finish in the 3m event... Placed fourth at WAC Championships in the 1m event and eighth in the platform event.

Best season dives (2021-22): 

• 1-meter: 260.55 (1/22/22)

• 3-meter: 293.00 (11/19/21)

• Platform: 224.65 (11/21/21)

2020-21 (Sophomore): Earned first gold medal in the 2021 WAC Championships in the platform event, scoring 222.95 points… Finished 5th in 1-meter with 237.60 and 4th in 3-meter with 256.80… Recorded season best 1-meter score (251.10) against GCU Jan. 23…. Season best 3-meter (272.45) score on Dec. 4 in Lumberjack Diving Invite… and season best platform (222.95) in 2021 WAC Championships.

Best season dives (2020-21): 

• 1-meter: 251.10 (1/23/21)

• 3-meter: 272.45 (12/4/20)

• Platform: 222.95 (2/27/21)

High School: At Mountain Ridge, Emily dove for Eric Small for three years... She also dove under Josh Rusboldt at Clavadistas Del Dol since 2008... She attended ARU Nationals in the summer of 2018 where she finished in second place despite missing one of the four dives... She was also part of the National Honors Society and Society of Female Scholars.

Personal: Emily Taylor Luberto was born on September 7, 2001 to her parents, Robert and Susan in Phoenix, Arizona... She is the younger sister to Amanda... In her free time, she enjoys going to concerts and thrifting for vintage clothes... Her most exciting moment was getting her first car... She chose NAU for the facilities, location and academic opportunity.