Endicott left-hander Jeremy Krendel (St. Mark’s School) earned CNE Pitcher of the Week. (Endicott Athletics)
With the calendar turning to April, the heart of the Division 3 baseball schedule around New England has arrived.
Spring break games for the last local teams concluded towards the end of March, with focus now shifting to conference play for all six leagues around the region. Most of the NESCAC officially kicked off their schedules last weekend.
As for the look of NEBJ’s latest Division 3 Coaches Poll, there is still plenty of movement within and outside of the top-10. While the top of the ranks feature some week-over-week continuity, another new team has joined the fold for the first time this season. All but one team has already surpassed the 10-win plateau.
The NEBJ Division 3 Coaches Poll, which is voted upon by coaches and sports information directors throughout New England, will be released on Wednesdays this spring. Those interested in participating should email [email protected] for more information.
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