Prior to the start of the Eagles' 9-8 walk-off upset win over sixth-ranked Birmingham Southern College, Emory's seven graduating senior players were honored for their contributions to the team during their careers. 

Brian Cournoyer - Pitcher - Miami, FL (Coral Reef)
Brian has been one of Emory’s most reliable arms out of the bullpen during his four seasons on the team, making 47 of his 51 career appearances in relief.  This season, he leads all Emory pitchers with a 2.21 ERA, the 15^th-lowest single season total in school history, and ranks 37^th among all qualifying Division III pitchers in ERA.  For his career, Cournoyer holds a 5-5 record with a 4.20 ERA, one save, and a .282 batting average against over 90 innings pitched.

Adam Genn - Pitcher - Baltimore, MD (Friends School)
Adam has been an incredibly versatile pitcher for Emory during his career, assuming every role from starter to closer.  He ranks fifth in school history with nine career saves, including six during the 2008 season, the fourth-best single season total in school history.  Adam has a career 6-5 record, and the 18 games he has finished over his career are the sixth-most in school history.  This season, Adam has started five games for the Eagles, appearing in nine total, and has a record of 3-2.

Will Gumm - Pitcher - Colleyville, TX (Pendleton)
Will has been a force out of the bullpen for Emory during his career, making 59 appearances, all in relief, the sixth-most in school history.  He has a career ERA of 3.26, which includes ERAs below 3.00 in three of his four seasons.  Will has a 3-3 record over his career with an ERA of 3.26, including four saves and a batting average against of .244.  This season, he has earned two saves, while recording an ERA of 2.35, and has held opponents to a batting average of just .235.

Zeb Heidt - Pitcher - Chatsworth, GA (Murray County)
With his unique sidearm motion, Zeb was an immediate success after transferring to Emory, earning seven saves his junior year, the third-best single season total in school history.  He currently ranks sixth in school history with eight career saves, 11^th with a 2.70 ERA, and 12^th with 7.31 strikeouts per nine innings.  This year, Zeb has made a team-high 19 appearances, the 10^th-most in school history, recording one save.  He was named to the all-South Region and all-University Athletic Associations second teams for his efforts during the 2009 season.

Matthew Katten - Pitcher - Plainview, NY (Plainview JFK)
Matthew has been the ace of the Emory pitching staff over the past two seasons, winning six games each year.  This season, he was one of the most effective pitchers at the University Athletic Association Tournament, earning a spot on the all-tournament team for the first time in his career.  Matthew has a career record of 13-5 with a 4.62 earned run average, and currently ranks 14^th in school history in career wins, and 10^th in fewest walks allowed per game.  This year, his six wins rank him 28^th among all Division III pitchers.

Dan Molnar - Outfielder - Long Grove, IL (Adlai E. Stevenson)
One of the most patient hitters in the program’s history, Dan has accumulated nearly two and a half miles worth of free passes, walking a school record 141 times during his career.  Last season, he finished second in the nation with a school-record 49 walks, and currently ranks third among all Division III players with 32 walks this season.  Besides walks, Dan has also been an impressive hitter, amassing a .337 batting average, 13 home runs and 99 RBIs.  Dan is among the Emory career leaders in a number of categories, ranking fourth in on base percentage, sixth in runs scored and home runs, ninth in stolen bases, and 14^th in hits.  He has been named to two all-UAA teams and two all-UAA tournament teams during his career, and was named an honorable mention to the Jewish Sports Review All-American in 2009.

Marc Terranova - Infielder/Pitcher - West Chester, PA (Unionville)
Marc has been a valuable contributor as both a hitter and pitcher during his two year career with Emory.  He is a career .284 hitter with four home runs and 32 RBIs, including a .357 batting average with a grand slam home run and seven RBIs this season.  Before suffering a season-ending injury this year, Marc was on pace to be one of Emory’s top starting pitchers, recording a 1-1 record with 20 strikeouts in 21 and two thirds innings.