When James Raidt was preparing to enter his high school years back in 2019, he was looking to make his name in the baseball world. A rising talent at King School, Raidt had not quite reach the precipice of where he wanted to be. His planned rise in the sport was halted a bit due to the … [Read more...]
Prep insider: ISL championships the norm at Belmont Hill under Mike Grant
Next spring will be Mike Grant's 12th season in charge the Belmont Hill baseball team. Throughout his time here, success has never come into question. Grant has taken an already established program and made it better. Under his watch, Belmont Hill has won four Independent School League … [Read more...]
Prep insider: Groton junior Dylan Vigue among top uncommitted prospects
Dylan Vigue is constantly seeking out ways to better himself. Set to begin his junior year at Groton School, the Leominster (Mass.) native has evolved into a Division 1-caliber college player, garnishing interest at a rapid rate from a number of top programs. Vigue continues to grow into his body … [Read more...]
Prep insider: Brissette got start in Secret Service before leading Suffield
Bryan Brissette's transition into the world of prep school coaching might be considered a bit unorthodox to some. For him, it's a move he relishes every day. In 1998, Brissette served as a special agent with the United States Secret Service. Yet, during that time, Brissette came to the realization … [Read more...]
BB&N coach Craig McLaughlin prepares players to take ownership of team
Buckingham Browne and Nichols coach Craig McLaughlin may be considered relatively new when it comes to head coaching longevity, but his vast amount of years involved in the game of baseball is what stands out. McLaughlin served as assistant coach with the Knights from 1999 to 2016 under then head … [Read more...]
Lawrence Academy coach Chris Margraf stresses mastery of mental side
Chris Margraf continues to be one of the main staples in Independent School League coaching. At Lawrence, Margraf is also assistant director of college counseling and a math teacher. Throughout his tenure at the Groton (Mass.) campus, Margraf has built Lawrence into a legitimate power on the … [Read more...]
John Toffey following tried and tested formula at The Winchendon School
John Toffey wrapped up his third season at Winchendon last spring. What used to be a lethargic program has quickly become one of the true powers in the Northeast. Twice, Winchendon has taken home the NEPSAC New England Small School Championship. Wherever Toffey has been, success has … [Read more...]
Player development the strength of Dexter Southfield coach Dan Donato
There is no doubting the strength of Dexter Southfield coach Dan Donato as both a coach and a mentor. A former professional baseball player, Donato got his start in coaching at Salisbury School in the mid-80s. He coached baseball and hockey at Salisbury for 15 years. On the diamond, he guided … [Read more...]
Prep insider: Dowling provides opportunities beyond Avon Old Farms
Avon Old Farms coach Rob Dowling is a true pioneer when it comes to Northeast prep school baseball. He has been in charge of the AOF program for 26 years, coming over directly following his graduation from Trinity College. Through that long period of success, Dowling has coached countless numbers of … [Read more...]
Prep insider: Andover coach Kevin Graber explains Rock2Rail formula
In a span of 12 years, Graber has turned Phillips Andover into one of the top prep school baseball programs in the country. With a consistently talented roster every season, Phillips is vying for a CNEPSBL championship year in and year out. Since Graber came onboard, the Big Blue have won four … [Read more...]
Prep insider: Three D1 commits have Nobles primed for ISL title run in ’22
The Noble & Greenough baseball program has a reputable history of producing frontline student-athletes, including former stars like Phil Sciretta (Virginia Tech), Woody Bryson (Villanova), Jackson Phinney (Pittsburgh) and Ben Rice (Dartmouth) to name a few. Rob Murray, who just wrapped up his 10th … [Read more...]
BB&N grad Jackson Roloff’s comeback from elbow injury leads to Colby
There is no denying Jackson Roloff has encountered his fair share of impediments over a relatively short period of time. A reclassified seventh-grader at the time, the Boston native was considered a pitcher on the rise at Buckingham, Browne & Nichols since transferring from Dexter Southfield. At the … [Read more...]
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