Abington's Tyler Bell, a Dexter alum, made it a program record with his first save. (Babson Athletics)
Three teams take new places in New England Baseball Journal’s Division 3 Top 10 just as the games start to become more meaningful within conference and regional play.
The top clubs remain the same, much like the Division 1 ranks, though there was some shifting this week as Babson continued one of the longest winning streaks in the nation and Trinity remains the winningest NESCAC team. Two other NESCAC clubs are in the ranks as well, while a rival of the Beavers and also-ranked Wheaton returns to a top-10 slot.
How did this past week’s results shake things up? Who has jumped?
Find out in our sixth Division 3 Top 10 of the season, which is followed by the Player and Pitcher of the Week honors.
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