Emory University

Senior (2004):

Cooper batted .282 in 39 at bats. He tied his career high byplaying in 28 games, three of them starts. For his career, Cooperhit .278 in 169 at bats with 23 RBI and 11 stolen bases.

Junior (2003):

Cooper started three of 17 games played. He hit .240, addingthree RBI and three stolen bases.

Sophomore (2002):

Cooper started in 25 of 28 games played for the Eagles. He hit.281 with 25 hits, including three doubles, and nine RBI. He scored14 runs and stole seven bases.

Freshman (2001):

Cooper started in two of 16 games played for the Eagles. He hit.312 with three doubles and five RBI, scoring three runs.

Quote:

"While Emory provides an environment ideal for both athleticsand academics, the most unique and beneficial aspect of Emorybaseball is the family atmosphere provided by the players andcoaches that readily empowers our dedication to excellence."