Kokoska earned four straight varsity letters in both baseball and basketball. His teammates elected him captain o f the basketball team while also holding positions as class treasurer, class secretary, and executive council representative for the student body. He scored the winning basket in a big game against MIT while leading the hoopsters to a fine 14-3 record for the 1930 season. He was the star of two important baseball wins against Trinity and Villanova in a 7-5 1932 season.
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Michael George
Kokoska '33 (Basketball,
Baseball & Football)
(1980) - A true all-around athlete, Michael George (Mike)
Kokoska earned varsity letters in football, basketball, and
baseball as an undergraduate at Lowell Textile Institute.
A fine offensive performer in football, an outstanding scorer in
the days of low-scoring basketball games, and a sharp field
shortstop in baseball, led to this "Pickout" quote: "His
participation in football, baseball, and basketball has been one
that has always been the worry of his opponents and the pride
and glory of his friends."

