The 2026 spring baseball season in the Greater Middlesex Conference delivered a cascade of triumphs, with six member schools hoisting division crowns or tournament trophies. From Monroe’s dominant 7‑0 final over Old Bridge to Piscataway Magnet’s flawless 18‑0 start, the competition showcased both power and precision.
Division Champions and Tournament Winners
Monroe captured the GMC Tournament with a 7‑0 victory over Old Bridge, while Piscataway secured the GMC Invitational with a 3‑0 win against Dunellen. Edison claimed the Red Division pennant after a series of wins over Old Bridge, Woodbridge, South Plainfield and East Brunswick, and Middlesex dominated the White Division with a 13‑1 conference record. South River earned the Blue Division title by posting the best record among South River, Carteret and J.P. Stevens, and Piscataway Magnet added the Gold Division crown and NJTAC championship, finishing the season 25‑4 after an 18‑0 start.
Star Players Who Stood Out
Key contributors included Ben Faigin of Monroe, who went 3‑0 with 38 strikeouts in the tournament, and Andre Love, who recorded 11 strikeouts in a 9‑1 quarterfinal win over Edison. Justin Mangano hit .563 with six RBIs for Monroe, while Dom Summonte made two spectacular defensive plays in the sixth inning of the GMC Invitational final. Vincent Canavan of Piscataway Magnet batted .463 with 23 RBIs, and Kyle Malchiodi added a team‑high 33 RBIs.
All‑Division Honors
The conference also recognized outstanding talent on its all‑division teams. Connor Murphy, Robert Roma, Dom Innocenti and Ray Tavarez earned All‑Division honors for Edison, while Chris Kozak and Dom Long were selected All‑GMC for Middlesex. Hunter Krainski, Noah Borrero, Julien Borusovic and Brendan Lell received All‑Division accolades for South River.
With a blend of veteran leadership and emerging stars, these programs set a high bar for future competition, promising even more excitement in the next season.