Bentley's Brendan Sencaj, who earned NE10 Hitter of the Year, will play for the Sanford Mainers. (Bentley Athletics)
The calendar has flipped to June, which means New England’s summer baseball calendar is becoming even busier. The NECBL’s 31st season is set to begin on Tuesday.
Featuring an array of talent from close to home and around the country, each of the 13 franchises across the league will play a 44-game regular season running through Wednesday, July 30.
For the first time since 2021, the NECBL will feature a two-division format consisting of North and South Divisions.
NEBJ previews a new summer of New England League action with its annual team-by-team previews. The series begins with the North Division which includes the Upper Valley Nighthawks, who will host the NECBL All-Star Game at their White River Junction, Vt., home on Sunday, July 20.
