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The 2026 Cape Cod Baseball League celebrated its top performers, with Harwich Mariners earning the President’s Cup and multiple individual awards recognizing exceptional play and sportsmanship.
The Harwich Mariners clinched their seventh league championship on Tuesday night, defeating the Bourne Braves 4-2 in Game 3 at Whitehouse Field before a crowd of over 7,000 fans. The win marks the culmination of a dominant season and a milestone for the franchise.
Junior outfielder Colin Larson earned the league’s top honor after a standout summer with the Harwich Mariners, combining solid hitting with aggressive base running that propelled his team into the playoffs.
The Cape Cod Baseball League’s Division Finals opened with a stunning upset as the third‑seeded Harwich Mariners defeated the top‑seeded Y‑D Red Sox, while the Bourne Braves edged the Hyannis Harbor Hawks in a tightly contested matchup.
Hyannis Harbor Hawks and Bourne Braves continued their winning streaks with commanding victories, setting the stage for a potential championship series.
The league recognized top performers and leadership, highlighting offensive excellence, pitching dominance, and team achievements across the 2026 season.
The Brewster Whitecaps honored five players with awards before their final regular‑season home game, highlighting a season marked by playoff clinching, dominant performances and leadership.
The Harwich Mariners secured a decisive victory over Y‑D at Whitehouse Field, driven by strong pitching from Jason Flores and a clutch two‑run triple from Sean O’Leary, setting up a much‑anticipated rematch in Bourne.
The latest power rankings reveal the Yarmouth‑Dennis Red Sox at the summit, while the Brewster Whitecaps ride a five‑game winning streak. Meanwhile, interns who keep the league running are urging for paid positions.
Ty Smolinski’s ascent from a young fan to a Cape Cod All-Star shortstop illustrates the blend of family support, strategic choices and raw talent that defines modern college baseball.
The 35th Cape Cod Baseball League All-Star Game will take place at Whitehouse Field in Harwich on July 18, featuring a full day of family activities, a Home Run Contest, and live coverage on CBS Boston and Cape League TV.
As the regular season wraps up, the latest Cape League Power Rankings highlight Yarmouth-Dennis' historic record, Brewster's playoff clinch, and key performances from standout players.
A sudden downpour over Harwich halted the 2026 Cape Cod Baseball League All-Star Game after two scoreless innings, prompting a cascade of relief efforts and reflections from players, coaches, and fans.
Despite a three‑hour delay and slick conditions, the Falmouth Dores rallied to beat the Harwich Mariners 2‑0, extending their winning streak.
The Cotuit Kettleers overcame an early three‑run deficit to beat the Harwich Mariners, while Yarmouth‑Dennis and Falmouth also posted decisive wins.
After falling behind 3-0 early, Cotuit turned the tide with a dominant middle innings, driven by Noah Coy's perfect hitting night and Adam McKelvey's resilient pitching.
A look at the leading squads, standout players and home‑field trends shaping the Cape Cod Baseball League as it enters its crucial stretch
On July 2, the Harwich Mariners stepped onto Fenway Park’s historic grass, joining a cherished Cape Cod League tradition that lets summer collegiate talent feel the pulse of a major‑league ballpark.
The Mariners secured a walk-off win over the Anglers, highlighted by key contributions from Miller, Albanese and James, and now turn their focus to a Tuesday showdown with the Cotuit Kettleers.
The Harwich Mariners were unable to contain the Brewster Whitecaps on July 4, surrendering 13 runs in a home game that drew a packed crowd.
The Harwich Mariners defeated the Brewster Whitecaps in a low-scoring affair, showcasing strong arms and clutch defense as they prepare for a rematch.
Seven members of the Boston College baseball team were selected to the 2026 All-ACC Academic Team, highlighting sustained scholarly achievement alongside athletic performance.
The Mariners sit second in the East Division with an 8‑5 record, posting a fifth‑ranked offense and a 4.81 ERA while three players deliver standout stats.
A rain‑laden night at Whitehouse Field saw the Harwich Mariners defeat the Bourne Braves 6‑3, highlighted by Jakob Schulz's six‑inning performance and a timely save by Christian Rodriguez.