Babson graduate student Brant Savage had a home run and double against Wheaton College. (Babson Athletics)
As the regular season hits the home stretch, extended win streaks have helped the leading pack in New England Baseball Journal’s Division 3 Coaches Poll maintain their positions for another week.
A clear top half of the ranking emerged this week, with four teams picking up 100 or more points in the voting. Two others have climbed back into top-10 spots for the first time since at least the preseason, including a second GNAC team this season earning its first-ever NEBJ ranking.
NEBJ’s Division 3 Coaches Poll, which will be released on Thursdays during the 2025 season, is voted upon by coaches and sports information directors throughout New England. Those interested in participating should email [email protected] for more information.
Here’s a look at the top 10 D3 programs in New England.
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