Emory University

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* [[Parson Perryman|Emmett K. (Parson) Perryman]] (DB 4/14/1915) played intramural baseball
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* [[Ed Lafitte|Edward F. Lafitte]] (DB 4/16/1909) attended
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* [[Lucas Turk|Lucas N. Turk]] (DB 6/7/1922) attended
== Highlights ==
== Highlights ==

Revision as of 16:36, 1 June 2009

Emory University
Nickname: Eagles
Location: Atlanta, GA ({{{country}}})
Other names: Emory College (1838-1861,1866-1920)

The Emory Eagles have represented Emory University since 1884. They have played in the University Athletic Association since 1988.

Contents

Conference affiliations

Conference Years
University Athletic Association 1988-date

Year-by-year records

Year Record Coach
1884 0-1
1885 No Team
1886 0-1
1887-90 No Team
1891 0-1
1892-1990 No Team
1991 10-26 Douglas K. Kovash
1992 23-21 Douglas K. Kovash
1993 27-14 Douglas K. Kovash
1994 29-13 Kevin Howard
1995 28-18-1 Kevin Howard
1996 29-16 Kevin Howard
1997 32-16 Kevin Howard
1998 33-16 Kevin Howard
1999 30-13 Kevin Howard
2000 33-16 Michael Twardoski
2001 36-9 Michael Twardoski
2002 26-16 Michael Twardoski
2003 37-15 Michael Twardoski
2004 42-6 Michael Twardoski
2005 21-18 Michael Twardoski
2006 31-9 Michael Twardoski
2007 43-10 Michael Twardoski
2008 25-11-1 Michael Twardoski

Notable players and alumni

Major League players

  • None

Other alumni

Highlights

Championships

    • University Athletic Association champion: 1994-95, 1997, 2001, 2003-04, 2006
  • Division III World Series participant: 2000, 2003, 2007
  • Division III World Series runner-up: 2007

First-team Division III All-America selections

Year Player (awarding organization)
1994 Scott Kramer (ABCA)
2001 Ryan Donegan (ABCA)
2004 Andrew Pinckney (ABCA)

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