Senior (2014):

Bokor played in 21 games for the Eagles during the 2014 season, making eight starts and batting .222 (eight-for-36).  He drove in six runs and scored four of his own, while picking up a pair of doubles.  Bokor hit .308 (four-for-13) during the University Athletic Association (UAA) Championships, with a double and four RBIs, including a two RBI game against Rochester on March 12^th and a two-hit game against Brandeis on March 13^th.  Bokor ended his Emory career with 23 hits in 106 at bats and 15 RBIs.

Junior (2013):

Bokor served as the Eagles’ backup catcher during the 2013 season, playing in 17 games and making nine starts.  He finished the season with seven hits (all singles) in 38 at bats, good for a .184 batting average.  Bokor drove in four runs, while scoring five of his own, and stole two bases on as many attempts.  The right-handed hitter drove in two runs with a key pinch hit during the Eagles’ season-opening win against Rhodes on February 16^th.  He added a season-high two-hit performance against Piedmont on April 26^th.  Behind the plate, Bokor threw out three runners and recorded a .949 fielding percentage.

Sophomore (2012):

During his first season as an Eagle, Bokor hit .250 with eight RBIs and three runs scored, appearing in 15 games and making seven starts.  The catcher fared particularly well against left-handed pitching, going five-for-eight against southpaws for a .625 batting average.  Bokor turned in a two-for-three performance with two RBIs and three runs scored during an 11-7 win over Brandeis University on March 13th, and a three-for-six game with two RBIs against Covenant College on April 13th.  

Career Statistics:

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Prior to Emory:

Transferred to Emory from Ohio State University, where he played on the baseball team for one season, but did not see any action... Played for Gahanna Lincoln High School, serving as the team captain during his senior year... Helped his squad to district championships in 2008, 2009 and 2010... Earned second team All-Ohio and Mizuno All-Ohio team recognition, in addition to first team all-district and second team all-conference honors... Hit at least .360 each of his last three years in high school, including a .405 batting average his senior year... Coached by Mike Shade.

Personal:

Has a twin brother, Ben, who he played baseball with during his freshman year at Ohio State.

Why he chose Emory:

"I chose Emory for its outstanding academics and nationally competitive baseball team."