Eric Willi ’26 will look to lead Belmont Hill back to the ISL Tournament championship game. (Kyle Prudhomme/NEBJ)
The college baseball season will begin this week for some of New England’s D1 programs. While that may seem inconceivable with much of the region currently covered by snow, it’s a welcome development for those of us who have our fill of winter.
It’s the perfect time to make a wish list of places to visit for the most avid New England baseball fans.
During the summer, the Cape offers a hidden gem of top college prospects from Power Four schools playing on elementary school fields. During the spring, there are dozens of hidden gems with so many facility-rich prep schools, tradition-rich high schools, and college programs that compete against the nation’s best.
If you’re looking to put a baseball experience on your calendar this spring, here’s a look at 10 places to visit.

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