Boston College commit Colin Larson has been a weapon for the Williston Northampton football team. (Risley Sports)
College baseball coaches often endorse the idea of the multi-sport athlete. Playing sports other than baseball can increase athleticism and competitiveness while teaching aspiring college baseball players to adapt to a role other than that of the star of the team.
While dozens of New England's future D1 prospects continue to play baseball through the fall, others are representing their respective schools on football and soccer fields, as well as cross-country and golf courses.
In many cases, players committed to college baseball programs are excelling in their final seasons playing a fall sport other than baseball.
Here's a look at 15 future D1 baseball players who are thriving in other sports this fall.
