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KSCfan

#947
March 10, 2010, 04:31:20 PM
Hobbsey good point about WPI wins.  St Joes is always a regional team and a good team in that.  Cant wait for the next two weeks as the NE picture starts to show itself.  I know its way early anyone want to throw out a NE ranking based on the first week or so of the year.  I think WPI gains consideration based on those wins.  They are currently 5-0 and looking to have a good strong spring trip.  Eastern and USM are 2-0 on the year.  WNEC is 3-0 on the year just to throw out some teams that have got some games under thier belt already

changeupsd3

#948
March 11, 2010, 09:06:36 AM
Feels good to have baseball back in swing.  WPI looking sharp without Fahey throwing 8357398473 innings, Eastern goes down once but puts up big runs in the loss, WNEC looking good.  Wheaton going to start their spring trip soon, curious if they can hold up to their very early national ranking of 20th with losing so much pitching. Going to be funn :)

GBearsAlum15

#949
March 11, 2010, 08:13:27 PM
Should be an exciting next couple weeks or so in Arizona for teams like WNEC, ECSU, Wheaton, Keene St, Southern Maine, Curry, etc. My guess is that the offenses will be on fire in that warm weather down there. A few games to look forward to between quality NE teams are WNEC-Keene St, WNEC-Southern Maine, Wheaton-Suffolk, Wheaton-Curry, Eastern-Williams, just to name a few. We will get a chance to see how the balance of power could pan out early on.

Hobbesy

#950
March 11, 2010, 10:55:55 PM
GBearsAlum-

Going to be a great couple of weeks!  Lots of great games to look forward to.  I always liked playing the west coast schools during the spring trip but Arizona and Florida have really become a place where the metal of the mid-atlantic and new england square off.

In other news,

WPI has not missed a beat.  They move to 6-0 with 7-6 win over nationally ranked RPI in Flo-Rida.  Big win for the Engineers, WPI that is.

Also, Wentworth won their fourth straight with an 11-10 victory.

Check my site for a full scoreboard and some analysis later.

http://ned3baseball.wordpress.com/

Hobbesy

#953
March 15, 2010, 12:25:15 AM
Big day in New England as Keene St. gets coach Ken Howe win #400 and NESCAC schools Bowdoin and Amherst run over the TCCC.

Scoreboard here...

http://ned3baseball.wordpress.com/2010/03/14/march-14th-scoreboard-howe-gets-400-and-marquit-hits-for-cycle/

Hobbesy

#954
March 15, 2010, 10:42:32 PM
More runs for Keene St.  They really love this warm weather!  They could score 20 a game if they didnt have to come back north! 

Big win for Wheaton as well knocking off Cortland St. 

http://ned3baseball.wordpress.com/

Hobbesy

#955
March 16, 2010, 10:01:19 PM
Worcester St. and Husson split a doubleheader today.  We could see these two teams meet again the regionals. 

Cortland St also rebounded with a win over Wheaton today.

Full Scoreboard

http://ned3baseball.wordpress.com/

Also, saw a pic of Husson's field...looks really nice from the aerial.  Anyone been there???

GBearsAlum15

#956
March 16, 2010, 10:45:00 PM
WNEC gets back on track today with a convincing 10-0 win over SUNY Brockport. Freshmen Kevin Jefferis got the start and apparently shut the door on them. The bats continue to roll for WNEC, but they need to develop that bullpen in order to be an elite team. Looking forward to the Southern Maine-WNEC game on Thursday. Any thoughts on that game? Can WNEC's pitching slow down the Southern Maine bats enough to win?

hockeyfan77

#957
March 17, 2010, 04:51:23 AM
Quote from: GBearsAlum15 on March 16, 2010, 10:45:00 PM
WNEC gets back on track today with a convincing 10-0 win over SUNY Brockport. Freshmen Kevin Jefferis got the start and apparently shut the door on them. The bats continue to roll for WNEC, but they need to develop that bullpen in order to be an elite team. Looking forward to the Southern Maine-WNEC game on Thursday. Any thoughts on that game? Can WNEC's pitching slow down the Southern Maine bats enough to win?


USM lost a LOT of bats from last year, while I have only seen two games I don't see USM coming close to having an offense like last year...So to answer your question: yes they very well could shut them down...USM's pitching and defense will determine how far they go this year...

KSCfan

#958
March 17, 2010, 12:41:03 PM
Hockeyfan i never thought i would see the day that USM's pitching and defense would carry them hahahah.  What happened it seems like Keene who was all pitching and defense and no offense 3 years ago has now become USM like with thier bats carrying them a lot of days, and USM the other way around.  Im sure that USM will not have a problem scoring runs as they never seem to do.  Did i see Henry on a box score?  Hes still there?  It seems like Henry and Castillo from Eastern have been in the league for like 30 years

Stump

#959
March 17, 2010, 07:27:34 PM
Quote from: Hobbesy on March 16, 2010, 10:01:19 PM
Worcester St. and Husson split a doubleheader today.  We could see these two teams meet again the regionals. 

Cortland St also rebounded with a win over Wheaton today.

Full Scoreboard

http://ned3baseball.wordpress.com/

Also, saw a pic of Husson's field...looks really nice from the aerial.  Anyone been there???


Nice turf field, almost at the end of civilization but a nice facility
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