Emerick joins the Mizzou Women's Soccer staff after spending seven years with Montana State-Billings Men's soccer as both a player and assistant coach. During his three-year tenure as an assistant coach, Emerick helped lead the Yellowjackets to a combined 26-22-7 record. The Montana State-Billings alum also helped cultivate individual talent, as the Yellowjackets boasted two GNAC Newcomer of the Year award winners, five first-team All-GNAC selections and four second-team All-GNAC selections during his stint with the team. In his final season with the Yellowjackets as an assistant, Emerick helped oversee what was a potent offense, as the Jackets finished with the sixth-most goals in school history (36) and the fifth-most total points ever (101). In 2016, Emerick helped guide the Jackets to nine wins, their second-best win-total ever. Their attack was fierce, as the squad scored 40 goals on 36 assists. The program narrowly missed out on a NCAA regional berth. During Emericks first season on staff with the YellowJackets in 2015, the team posted a winning record for the first time since 2012. The team had arguably the best offense in the GNAC, leading the conference in goals (35), assists (28) and points (98). The Jackets coupled this with a solid defensive unit that ranked fourth in goals allowed (24) to finish fourth in the conference. Emerick also proved to be a dynamic player while at Montana State-Billings, where he played in the midfield and up front during his four-year career. He ended his career with 10 goals, 12 assists and 32 total points earned. In his final season, Emerick was an All-GNAC selection.