CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - April 8th, 2017
A successful summer season can be a huge benefit to a baseball player looking to advance his role on a college team for the following season or move onto the professional level. Of course, the Cape Cod League is the ultimate dream for a collegiate player in New England, but players from this region travel near and far to hone their craft each summer.
Here are 10 players from New England colleges who enjoyed standout summers and look to carry the momentum they gained back to the Division 1 level this spring:
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