Domestic Championships Record
1997 – 1st AAA Indoor U17 Championships 200m
1999 – 1st AAA U20 Championships 100m
2001 – 2nd AAA Indoor Championships 200m
2002 – 2nd BUSA Indoor Champs 60m, 3rd AAA Championships 200m, 1st BUSA Champs 100m and 200m,
3rd Commonwealth Games Trials 200m, 1st AAA U23 Championships 200m
2006 – 3rd AAA Indoor Championships 60m, 2nd AAA Championships 200m
2007 – 2nd Norwich Union World Champs Trials 200m
2008 – 1st Olympic Trials 200m
2009 – 1st Aviva World Championship Trials 200m

Major Championships Record
Olympic Games – 2008 7th sf 200m (DNF 4x100m)
World Championships – 2005 4th h 4x100m, 2007 dq 200m (4th 4x100m), 2009 7th 200m
Commonwealth Games – 2006 8th sf 200m
European Championships – 2006 2nd 4x100m, 2010 5th sf 200m

Other noteworthy performances
2009 – 1st European Team Championships 100m, 2010 5th 200m
2005 – 8th World University Games 100m

Emily Freeman qualified for the British team at the 2002 Commonwealth Games and the following season, made her international debut in Glasgow, running in the 4x100m and ever since, the Wakefield Harrier has been a stalwart on the British relay team, making the World Championships squad in 2005 and helped Britain to the silver medal at the 2006 European Championships.

In 2007, Freeman made her individual debut at the World Championships but controversially, the Huddersfield-born athlete was disqualified in the heats of the 200m, having been credited with a second false start, but redemption came in the 4x100m, where the British foursome finished a creditable fourth.

Freeman was vindicated in her decision to become a full-time athlete, and in June, she lowered her lifetime best from 23.27, to 23.01 and then 22.72 and was a model of consistency for the rest of the season, beating Christine Ohuruogu at the Olympic 200m Trials and making the Olympic Games semi-final, running under 23-seconds in all three rounds.

If 2008 was a good year, then 2009 was a great one with sub-23 seconds now the norm and in the World Championships in Berlin after a pb 22.64 in the semi-final she finished in a creditable seventh place in the final against the world's best. Earlier in the season she had run a pb for 100m 11.33 and won the 200m at the European Team Championhips in Portugal. 2010 was to be a year beset by injuries which prevented her from reaching her best form, however she managed a fifth place over 200m at the European Team Championships and the same position at the semi-final stage at the European Championships in Barcelona.