Harvard has a top-15 offense nationally for both home runs and slugging. [John Byrum, Harvard]
The games are coming fast and furious for New England’s Division 1 baseball teams as the calendar nears April. Conference play is beginning across the board and schedules include more midweek games against regional competitors.
The volume of play and quality of opponents haven’t impacted the top teams. Five of the top six teams ranked by New England Baseball Journal were among those that won their respective series this past weekend. Bryant earned its first two Northeast Conference wins on home turf and looks to continue a torrid offensive pace.
Did many strong starts to conference play have an impact on the rankings?
Find out in NEBJ’s latest Division 1 Top 10, which is followed by the Player and Pitcher of the Week:
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