Conor Cooke

Photo by: Chip DeLorenzo

Photo by: Brown Athletics

Photo by: David Silverman Photography

Class:
Senior
Position:
C
Height/Weight:
6-1 / 220
Bats/Throws:
R/R
Hometown:
Wrentham, Mass.
High School:
King Philip Regional
Concentration:
Organizational Studies | Entrepreneurship

2025: Appeared in 15 games, making 13 starts…Drew seven walks…Finished with three RBIs and three doubles.

2024: Appeared in 18 games, making 16 starts…Tallied eight hits, eight RBIs and eight walks with two home runs…Reached base three times with a pair of hits, two RBIs and a home run against Holy Cross (3/19)…Reached base five times and drove in two runs against Stonehill (3/26)…Picked up a solo home run against Princeton (4/6).

Summer 2023: Posted a .281 batting average over nine games with the eventual Futures League champion Norwich Sea Unicorns.

2023: Appeared in 11 games, making seven starts as a designated hitter and catcher…Batted .333 (9-for-27) with three doubles, six RBIs, seven runs scored and seven walks…Grabbed a hit in his first career at bat and scored twice at Georgia State (2/26)…Tallied three hits including a double at Holy Cross (5/2).

2022: Did not see game action.

Before Brown: Served team as a two-year captain … Earned team’s Defensive Player of the Year award as a sophomore … Played for head coach Jeff Plympton … Competed on the club level for GBG Hawks Northeast; gained Hawks Coaches Award and Elite 8 Tournament MVP honors … Also competed in ice hockey; served team as captain and earned Sun Chronicle All-Star and Hockomock League All-Star honors … Gained Team MVP accolades in hockey, helping team win Hockomock League … Honor Roll student.

Personal: Conor is the son of Julie and Chris Cooke; Julie played softball at Holy Cross … Has three older siblings, Collin, Megan, and Christian … Plans to concentrate in Economics.

Why Brown? “It was an easy decision. I loved the atmosphere and the guys on my first visit; I felt at home right away. I love the program and what they do off the field as well. The coaching staff and location also made the decision very easy. The balance between playing the sport I love and receiving an Ivy League education was something I would never pass on in a million years.”