The Emory University volleyball program reached the NCAA tournament for the 29^th consecutive season marking the second longest active streak in Division III behind Juniata. The Eagles were led by head coach Brianna Ike in her third season at the helm.

Emory finished the 2025 season with a 20-8 record and a 5-2 record in conference play while finishing sixth in the UAA Championships this season. The Eagles competed in 11 ranked matchups during the season posting a 6-5 record and reached the NCAA Second Round before falling to the No. 1 ranked East Texas Baptist Tigers.

Emory opened the season with an 8-2 record before going 3-0 at the first UAA Round Robin in Atlanta following with a 1-1 record at the second and third Round Robin tournaments. The team returned home for the Emory Invitational where they went 4-0 including three ranked wins before competing at the UAA Championships. The Eagles faced Springfield College in the opening round of the NCAA Tournament winning 3-0 before falling to East Texas Baptist in the second round.

Leading the way for Emory this season was senior Olivia Rabinowitz who earned AVCA All-America and AVCA All-Region honors while also picking up her first career All-UAA Team selection. She competed in 98 sets and all 28 matches for the Eagles this season and reached 2,500 career assists this season against then ranked No. 12 Ithaca at the Emory Invitational. She totaled 832 assists in 98 sets, the most in any season during her career at Emory while averaging 8.40 assists per set. Rabinowitz also finished fourth on the team with 206 digs and started playing more at the net posting eight blocks across her 28 matches. This season, she also totaled 21 games with 20 or more assists while posting 18 service aces.

Also earning All-UAA honors this season was junior Gabija Staniskis who landed with First Team honors alongside Rabinowitz. Staniskis made a splash in her junior season competing in 24 matches this season. She was one of the best attackers in the UAA this season posting a .336 hitting percentage and 100 kills with just 26 errors against conference opponents. Staniskis also finished sixth in the UAA averaging 3.33 kills per set against UAA teams while posting a career high 17 kills against WashU in the final regular season conference game.

Joining them was senior Eliane Silberman who became one of the best attackers in the UAA during her senior season with the Eagles competing in 30 sets against conference opponents. She totaled 69 kills while finishing eighth in the UAA with a .272 hitting percentage and posted a career-high 16 kills at the Emory Invitational against Ithaca College. Silberman also ranked in the top-10 in the UAA with 25 total and 9 solo blocks against conference opponents.