Sam Henrie had five extra-base hits and 11 RBI in Southern New Hampshire's first eight games.
While the season is just beginning for New England’s Division 3 clubs, many of the top Division 2 teams are well underway.
Southern New Hampshire got off to an earlier-than-usual start during the second weekend of February and has played well, seeking to follow being one of the final four teams playing at last spring's College World Series, a first in program history. Franklin Pierce and reigning East Region No. 1 seed New Haven are also starting strong.
In addition to the Northeast-10 regulars and defending conference champions Merrimack, Post faces preseason expectations after being picked to win the CACC’s North Division again this spring.
Without further ado, here is New England Baseball Journal’s Division 2 Preseason Top 5:
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