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May, 29, 2025 - NEIBA ANNOUNCES MAJOR AWARD WINNERS
BOSTON, Mass.—NEIBA has announced the major award winners and Hall of Fame classes for 2025. The winners will be honored prior to the start of the 50th Annual New England Intercollegiate Baseball Association (NEIBA) Joe Walsh All-Star Game brought to you by On Deck Sports. on Sunday, June 1 at 1:00 p.m. at Fitton Field at Holy Cross in collaboration with the Futures League.

2025 NEIBA All-Star Game Rosters

NEIBA Hall of Fame Inductees Class of 2025       Joe Walsh All-Star Game
Bob Corradi – Mass. Maritime
Bill Decker – Harvard/Trinity
Matt Noone - Babson
J.O Christian - UConn
Eddie Pellagrini – Boston College

Jack Butterfield Award (Active Coach)
Brendan Eygabroat, UMass Boston
Andy Baylock Award (Contributor to NE Baseball)
Mike Glavine, Northeastern University
Kevin Burr Award (Assistant Coach)
Andrew McKeon, Salve Regina

Team and Coaches of the Year

DI: Northeastern University – Mike Glavine
DII: Bentley University – Mike Hill
DIII: Endicott College – Bryan Haley


 

2025 Conference Champions
Congrats to the 2025 Conference champions!

DIVISION III
CNE  -  Endicott
GNAC
  -  Johnson & Wales

Little East  -  Keene St.
MASCAC  -  Bridgewater St.
NAC  -  Husson
NESCAC  - Middlebury
NEWMAC  - Salve Regina

DIVISION II
NE-10  - Pace


DIVISION I
America East  - Binghamton

Atlantic-10  - URI
Big East  - Creighton
MAAC  - Fairfield
NEC  - Central Conn. St.
Patriot  - Holy Cross
ACC  - North Carolina
Colonial  - Northeastern
Ivy  - Columbia

 
2025 NCAA Division III - World Series
(May 30-June 6) Eastlake, Ohio

DIII World Series Live Scoreboard

Johns Hopkins
Trinity (TX)
Endicott
Rowan
Denison
Wisconsin-Whitewater
Kean
Messiah

 2024 NCAA Division II - World Series
(May 23-25) Cary, N.C.

DII World Serie Live Scoreboard

East Stroudsburg
Central Missouri
Northwood
Tampa
Texas-Tyler
Lenoir-Rhyne
Northwest Nazarene
Felician

 
2025 NCAA Division I - Regionals (May 23-25)

 DI Regionals Live Scoreboard

Athens Regional–#7 Georgia, Duke, Oklahoma State, Binghamton
Auburn Regional–#4 Auburn, NC State, Stetson, Central Conn. St.
Austin Regional–#2 Texas, Texas-San Antonio, Kansas State, Houston Christian
Baton Rouge Regional–#6 LSU, Dallas Baptist, Rhode Island, Little Rock
Chapel Hill Regional–#5 North Carolina, Oklahoma, Nebraska, Holy Cross
Clemson Regional–#11 Clemson, West Virginia, Kentucky, South Carolina-Upstate
Conway Regional–#13 Coastal Carolina, Florida, East Carolina, Fairfield
Corvallis Regional–#8 Oregon State, TCU, USC, Saint Mary’s
Eugene Regional–#12 Oregon, Arizona, Cal Poly, Utah Valley
Fayetteville Regional–#3 Arkansas, Kansas, Creighton, North Dakota State
Hattiesburg Regional–#16 Southern Mississippi, Alabama, Miami, Columbia
Knoxville Reginoal–#14 Tennessee, Wake Forest, Cincinnati, Miami (Ohio)
Los Angeles Reginoal–#15 UCLA, UC-Irvine, Arizona State, Fresno State
Nashville Regional–#1 Vanderbilt, Louisville,  East Tennessee State, Wright State
Oxford Regional–#10 Ole Miss, Georgia Tech, Western Kentucky, Murray State
Tallahassee Regional–#9 Florida State, Northeastern, Mississippi State, Bethune-Cookman

 
2025 NCAA Division III - Super Regionals (May 23-25)

DIII Super Regionals Live Scoreboard

Kean vs. Salve Regina
Endicott vs. Claremont
Salisbury vs. Messiah
Johns Hopkins vs. Case Western Reserve
McMurry vs. Trinity (TX)
Denison vs. Belhaven
Lynchburg vs. Rowan
Wisconsin-Whitewater vs. Wisconsin-Oshkosh

 2024 NCAA Division II - Super Regionals (May 23-25)

DII Super Regionals Live Scoreboard

Franklin Pierce vs. Felician
Seton Hill vs. East Stroudsburg
Central Missouri vs. Pittsburg St.
Indianapolis vs. Northwood
Tampa vs. West Florida
Catawba vs. Lenoir-Rhyne
Angelo St. vs. Texas-Tyler
Norhtwest Nazarene vs. Cal St. Monterey Bay

 
2025 NCAA Division III - Regionals (May 16-18)

NCAA Division III will have 16 four-team Regionals. The following week will have eight Super Regionals.

DIII Regional Live Scoreboard

Kean regional: Kean, Husson, Cortland, Middlebury
Penn St.-Harrisburg regional:
Salve Regina, Keene St., Penn St.-Harrisburg, College of NJ
Bridgewater St. regional:
Endicott, Bridgewater St., Concordia (TX), Oswego St.
Salisbury regional:
Salisbury, Johnson & Wales, Baldwin-Wallace, Ramapo
Johns Hopkins
regional: Johns Hopkins, Farmingdale St. Rutgers-Camden, RPI

Case Western regional: Case Western Reserve, North Central, Centre, Arcadia
Laverne regional: Laverne, Whitworth, Pomona, McMurry
East Texas Baptist regional: Trinity (TX), Huntingdon, Millsaps, East Texas Baptist
Wisconsin-Lacrosse regional: Wisconsin-Lacrosse, Bethany Lutheran, Buena Vista, Claremont
Lynchburg regional: Lynchburg, Marymount, Emory, Maryville
Mount Union regional: Rowan, Grove City, Mount Union, Catholic
Denison regional: Denison, Manchester, Keystone, Penn St.-Behrend
Webster regional: Webster, Milwaukee Engineering, Belhaven, Rhodes
Adrian regional: Wisconsin-Whitewater, Adrian, Wash U of St. Louis, Ohio Northern
Gustavus Adolphus regional: Gustavus Adolphus, Beloit, Wisconsin-Oshkosh, Chicago
Randolph-Macon regional: SUNY Brockport, Messiah, Randolph-Macon, Methodist

 

 2024 NCAA Division II - Regionals (May 16-19)

DII Regional Live Scoreboard

East #1 - Jefferson - Goldey-Beacom, Franklin Pierce, Jefferson
East #1 - Wilmington -
Wilmington, Molloy, Felician, Pace
Atlantic #1 - Millersville –
California (PA), Seton Hill, Millersville

Atlantic #2 - West Chester East Stroudsburg, Fairmount, West Chester
Central #1 - Central MissouriCentral Missouri, Harding, Central Oklahoma, Arkansas Tech
Central #2 - Minnesota St. – Minnesota St., Arkansas-Monticelli, Pittsburg St., Henderson St.
Midwest #1 - Davenport
Indianapolis, Ashland, Davenport

Midwest #2 - Grand Valley St. – Grand Valley St., Missouri St., Lewis, Northwood
South #1 - TampaTampa, Allbany St., Mississippi College, Lynn
South #2 - Florida Southern – Florida Southern, West Alabama, West Florida, Delta St.
Southeast #1 - CatawbaCatawba, Lander, Young Harris, North Greenville
Southeast #2 Belmont Abbey – Belmont Abbey, Carson-Newman, Lenoir-Rhyne, North Georgia
South Central #1 - Angelo St. – St. Edward's, Lubbock Christian, Angelo St.
South Central #2 - Texas-Tyler – Colorado Mesa, Metropolitan St.-Denver, Texas-Tyler
West #1 - Northwest Nazarene – Point Loa, Montana St.-Billings, Northwest Nazarene
West #2 WestmontCal St. Monterey Bay, San Francisco St., Westmont

 

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NEIBA 2025 Events

World Baseball Coaches Convention, Mohegan Sun, CT
NEIBA General Meeting - Fri. Jan. 10, 2025
OnDeck Sports Social - Thur. Jan. 9, 2025


The annual NEIBA general meeting is Friday, Jan. 10, 2025 at the World Baseball Coaches Convention in the Thunder/Harvest/Hot Suns Rooms from 12:00-1:00 p.m. The executive committee will meet before from 11:30-12:00 p.m. The leftover 2024 NEIBA award plaques will be available for pick up that day for your players. Please come and pick up your players awards.  

Lunch and a free gift will be provided for those who can attend. You don’t need to register for the
WBCC convention to attend the meeting.
Your participation is vital to the organization's success, so we hope to see you all there.

Also, congrats to the NEIBA members who are speaking at the convention:

Chris Bosco - Northeastern
Eric Cirella - Salve Regiina
Kevin Cobb - Northeastern
Nick Derba - Maine
Brian Fay - Fairfield
Mike Glavine - Northeastern
Jeff Hourigan - UConn
Kevin Leighton - Fairfield
Mike Leonard - Middlebury
Josh MacDonald - UConn
Andrew McKeon - Salve Regina
Mike Odenwaelder - Eastern Conn. St.
Jim Penders - UConn
Chris Podeszwa - UConn
Jackson Root - Maine
Cejay Suarez - Maine

More information: World Baseball Coaches Convention-Mohegan Sun

NEIBA Coaches Social - Jan. 3, 2025-ABCA Convention, Washington, D.C.
The annual NEIBA Coaches Social will again take place at the ABCA convention in 2025

 
NEIBA Award Nominations are Open!
NEIBA is accepting nominations for it's annual awards. Simply go to the online form and submit your nominations with supporting evidence. The link is below, as well as on the Hall of Fame and Awards pages.

Click here to make Award Nominations

NEIBA Hall of Fame

Andy Baylock Distinguished Service Award
Given to a person who has significantly contributed to the betterment of New England college baseball.

Butterfield Award
Presented to an active New England coach who exhibits the integrity and dedication to the game of college baseball that Coach Butterfield demonstrated throughout his career.

Kevin Burr Assistant Coach Award
Presented to an active New England Assistant coach who exhibits the integrity and dedication to the game of college baseball that Coach Burr demonstrated throughout his career.

 

      
        
Thanks to our Sponsors

NEIBA graciously thanks our sponsors - Diamond, Franklin Sports, OnDeck Sports and College Promo - major sponsors of NEIBA.The NEIBA urges it's membership to patronize our sponsors. Their support allows the NEIBA to promote college baseball throughout New England.

 
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  2025 Poll #4 (5/6/25)


Divison I
1. Northeastern (37-9)
2. UConn (30-18)
3. Fairfield (34-13)
4. Rhode Island (30-10)

Division II

1. Bentley (33-14)
2. Southern NH (30-14)
3. Southern Conn. St. (24-19)
4. New Haven (24-19)

Division III
1. Endicott (36-4)
2. Salve Regina (29-7)
3. Eastern Conn. St. (27-11)
4. Johnson & Wales (26-13)
5. Coast Guard (25-12)
6. Middlebury (24-11)
7. Keene St. (21-15)
8. UMass Boston (24-15)

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