The University of Columbia’s baseball program continues to make its mark on the national summer circuit, with a record twenty‑three student‑athletes slated to compete in a variety of collegiate summer leagues across the United States.
The Northwoods League, known for its competitive play, hosts the largest contingent of Columbia talent, featuring standouts such as Jackson Brewer and Hunter Snyder with the Kenosha Kingfish, while Will Harrigan and Ben Fishel are also on the roster of the Green Bay Rockers.
Meanwhile, the Cape Cod League showcases Alex Sotiropoulos with the Cotuit Kettlers and Payton Soske with the Harwich Mariners, adding to the diverse array of environments that test these players.
Other leagues, including the Perfect Game League, the Coastal Plain League, the Futures League and the Old North State League, each welcome Columbia participants, spreading the university’s presence from Elmira to Raleigh.
These summer assignments not only provide exposure for the athletes but also reinforce Columbia’s reputation as a breeding ground for talent that can thrive in high‑level collegiate competition.
A Wide‑Ranging Talent Pool
The spread across multiple leagues underscores the depth of the program, as coaches and analysts alike note the variety of playing styles and regional challenges that the players will encounter.
Fans can follow the action on Columbia baseball’s official Twitter feed for real‑time updates, scores and highlights throughout the summer.