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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 defeated the Brewster Whitecaps in a low-scoring affair, showcasing strong arms and clutch defense as they prepare for a rematch.
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.
The River Hawks finished 21‑31, highlighted by award‑winning players, historic doubles record and academic excellence.
Six collegiate summer circuits feature River Hawks showcasing talent, from Cape Cod to Hudson Valley, as head coach Nick Barese emphasizes the importance of summer play for player and program success.
Harwich's Mariners, led by manager Steve Englert, blend local talent and standout performers to chase a seventh straight playoff berth.
The Bourne Braves lost 6-3 to the Harwich Mariners despite out-hitting them, with Matt Bolton shining and a controversial play shaping the game.
The Mariners secured their first win of the season, highlighted by James Litman's strong pitching and key contributions from Ryan Gerety, Sean O’Leary and others.
The River Hawks dropped two games on day two of the America East Championship, but Coach Barese highlighted the team's steady improvement and key performances from several players.
In a tightly contested America East tournament game, UMass Lowell pulled away in the 11th inning to defeat Bryant 7‑5, ending the Bulldogs' season and sealing a memorable victory in Vestal, New York.
In Vestal, New York, the Bryant baseball team saw its season conclude with a heartbreaking 7‑5 loss to UMass Lowell after an 11‑inning battle that featured four unearned runs and a late rally that fell just short.
The fifth‑seeded River Hawks will meet the fourth‑seeded Bulldogs in the opening round of the 2026 America East Baseball Championship, a series marked by close contests and standout performances from players such as Sean O'Leary and Ellis Garcia.