Bryant University outfielder Gavin Greger batted .305 for the Ocean State Waves. (Bryant Athletics)
With the 2025-26 academic year and a new fall season getting underway, New England Baseball Journal is taking a look back at the best of the best from summer ball action around the region.
The first summer All-NEBJ roster of 2025 highlights top players by position in the NECBL. Our squad includes representation from eight of the league’s 13 total franchises and nine New England programs across the Division 1 and 2 levels.
The Keene SwampBats were the class of the league from start to finish, bookending the season with 11-1 and 18-2 streaks to set a single-season NECBL wins record with their 38-12 mark. In August, Keene swept the Martha’s Vineyard Sharks in two straight games to finish a perfect 6-0 run to their first Fay Vincent Sr. Cup title since 2019.
As usual, players listed on our All-NEBJ rosters must hail from and/or play their college baseball in New England.
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