A Summer to Remember
Colin Larson, a junior outfielder from New England, has been crowned the recipient of the Cape Cod Baseball League’s John J. Claffey Award, an honor bestowed upon the most outstanding player in the circuit.
During his stint with the Harwich Mariners, Larson posted a .264 batting average while driving in 14 runs, stealing 17 bases and scoring 24 times. His on‑base percentage of .400 highlighted a disciplined approach at the plate.
The Mariners capitalized on his production, defeating the Brewster Whitecaps in a recent matchup to secure a spot in the East Division semifinals. The victory underscored how Larson’s all‑around contributions translated into tangible team success.
Beyond the numbers, Larson’s poise in high‑pressure situations and his ability to energize teammates have earned him admiration from coaches, peers and opponents alike. The award positions him as a leading prospect as the league looks ahead to the next season.
Stat Sheet Highlights
Larson’s summer line included 24 runs, 17 stolen bases and 14 RBI, complemented by a .400 on‑base rate that reflected his patience and eye for pitches. These figures not only ranked among the league’s best but also illustrated his impact on the Mariners’ offensive rhythm.