Utica's Tim Quinlan notched his 100th career collegiate hit last season. (Utica Athletics)
New England has more schools playing Division 3 baseball than any region in the country.
It's home to some of the nation’s most historic programs — former national champions Southern Maine, Eastern Connecticut State, and Trinity, to name a few. Thus, much of the region’s talent at this level can stay inside the borders of the six states we call home.
However, the journey to college took some elsewhere.
New England Baseball Journal takes a look at some of the region’s natives standing out while playing their Division 3 baseball elsewhere in the country:
