It was an astonishing achievement at the Sport Wales National Centre in Cardiff, where she delivered the title in a challenging competition with 12 countries represented by gymnasts from their national squads.
Emily was part of the Scottish Team taking part in the annual event which has been part of the Competition calendar for the last 20 years.
Her performance in the afternoon rotation squeezed her past two English gymnasts, Megan Bridge and Emily Todd, leading the competition from the morning round giving her the all around title.
Ellie Patrick made it two Scottish women in the top 10.
Most Popular
-
1
Hard work paid off, says Raith Rovers manager Ian Murray after first victory of season against Morton
-
2
East Fife goalkeeper Jude Smith signs for Newcastle United
-
3
Kirkcaldy Half Marathon route map revealed as countdown begins
-
4
Fife beach will host Home International rowing competition
-
5
Fife Flyers announce pre-season warm-up fixtures at double
On day two Emily finished in eighth place in the beam.
Fellow Scot cameron Lynn picked up a silver in the All Around and a further bronze medal on the Pommel Horse
Emily was so happy with the performance given the last two years have seen her push through a foot operation, a shoulder injury and restricted training due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
She has been training since the age of five and says she was delighted with her performance and title, a major high in her sporting career so far.
Emily's gymnastics career started in Kirkcaldy with Balwearie, before a change to Dunfermline then a final move to Dundee GC2K her current club; where she is trained by her personal coach Bea Petersen.