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Adam Schorr
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Position: |
Catcher |
Height: |
6-3 |
Weight: |
245 |
Bats: |
Right |
Throws: |
Right |
Hometown: |
Canandaigua, NY |
High School: |
Canandaigua |
Major: |
Economics, Sociology |
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Parents: |
Joel & Joanne |
Senior (2004):
Schorr, one of four co-captains, was named
first team all conference. His seven RBI at the conference tournament
led all Emory players. Schorr finished third on the team in RBI
and tied for third in home runs. He went 4-for-4 in a season opening
win against University of the South (Tenn.), Feb. 17. He graduates
in the top 15 in school history for career home runs, RBI and doubles.
Junior (2003):
Schorr batted .318 with four home runs
and 42 RBI this season. The Eagles' regular catcher led the team
with 17 stolen bases and was caught just six times—a nearly
75 percent success rate. He was tied for second in doubles (17),
third on the team in RBI, third in slugging (.483), tied for fourth
in home runs, fifth in batting average and on-base percentage (.374),
and sixth in runs scored (32). Defensively, Schorr threw out 13
of 40 runners attempting to steal (32.5 percent) on the year. Schorr
batted .440 in postseason play with 9 RBI to tie for the team lead.
He was named to the all-tournament team at the NCAA regionals. Schorr
started more games in 2003 (49) than he had in his previous two
years combined (33).
Sophomore (2002):
Schorr started in 23 of 25 games played
for the Eagles. He hit .306 with 26 hits, including eight doubles
and three home runs, and 14 RBI. He scored 13 runs.
Freshman (2001):
Schorr started in 10 of 17 games played
for the Eagles. He hit .303 with 10 hits, including two doubles
and one triple, and eight RBI. He scored nine runs.
Career Statistics:
For career statistics, click
here.
Quote:
"I came here to win."
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