Oakmont High second baseman Sam Curtis '24 committed to Assumption University. (Kyle Prudhomme/NEBJ)
College commitments continue to trickle in during the slowest time for baseball recruiting.
However, with high school prospects starting to return to fields and mounds all over New England, the pace of college commitments could increase in the weeks and months to come.
In February, we've seen eight New England prospects make commitments to college baseball programs. Six of the prospects are planning to graduate in the Class of 2024, while the other two are D1 commits in the Class of '25.
Here's a look at the eight New England prospects who recently committed to college baseball programs.
