Junior (2014):

Kember played in 11 games off the bench for Emory during his junior season, batting .167 (two-for-12) with a run scored, four RBIs and a double.  He was one-for-one with a walk and four RBIs against Pomona-Pitzer on February 9^th.

Sophomore (2013):

Kember played in 17 games for Emory during his sophomore season, making nine starts.  He picked up five hits in 33 at bats during the season, good for a .152 batting average, while also scoring one run, driving in three, and collecting four walks.  The right-handed hitter recorded a two-for-three performance against Piedmont on April 26^th, the first multiple-hit game of his career.  Kember made just three errors between his outings at third base and first base during the year for a .925 fielding percentage.

Freshman (2012):

Kember played in 10 games for Emory during his freshman season, making six starts.  The third baseman picked up three hits during the season, including a double.  Kember's first collegiate hit came against Covenant College on April 13th, and he drove in his first run on April 25th at LaGrange College.

Career Statistics:

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Prior to Emory:

Played for the Upper Canada College team for five seasons, serving as the team captain his senior year... Was the team MVP in 2009... Coached by Brent Mackay and Bart Badali... Played club baseball for the Ontario Blue Jays, where he was coached by Dan Bleiwas.

Personal:

Born March 1, 1993.

Why he chose Emory:

"I chose Emory for the great academics combined with the outstanding baseball program."