Host Tufts defeated the Middlebury College baseball team in the championship game of the NESCAC tournament on Sunday, 12-1, but the Panthers earned an NCAA Division III tournament bid despite the setback.
Middlebury topped Mount Abraham to highlight high school baseball action between May 9 and 16, while elsewhere the Eagles picked up a win, the Tigers split two other games, and Vergennes and Otter Valley each won two out of three.
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Middlebury won twice, once over Vergennes, to highlight local high school baseball play between May 4 and 9. Mount Abraham, also at the Commodores’ expense, broke through for its first win, and the Commodores also won once, while Otter Valley came up shor … (read more)
The Middlebury College baseball team swept visiting Trinity, 14-7 and 13-12, on Saturday, to win a best-of-three NESCAC quarterfinal series.
Middlebury College plans to install artificial turf surfaces on its baseball and softball fields, which abut each other east of South Street near Porter Hospital.
The difficulties the Division III Vergennes Union High School baseball team have had so far this spring against D-I and D-II opponents continued on Saturday, when D-II U-32 topped the Commodores, 6-1.
The Middlebury College baseball team won three out of four recent games, including two out of three at NESCAC West rival Amherst, to improve to 23-9.
In limited recent local high school baseball action, Otter Valley spit two games, while Mount Abraham came up short twice.
Saturday’s 13-2 loss to visiting St. Albans capped off a tough opening stretch for the MUHS baseball team, which stands at 1-4 after four games against Division I teams.
The spring’s first no-hitter helped Otter Valley defeat rival Fair Haven twice to highlight recent local high school baseball action, while Vergennes came up short in two outings.
Panther baseball reached the 20-victory plateau by winning four out of five games between April 19 and 25.
In recent high school baseball action, Vergennes split its first two games, while Middlebury, Mount Abraham and Otter Valley all came up short.
The Middlebury College baseball team won three of four games last week to improve to 16-7, 3-3 in NESCAC West, a mark good enough for a second-place tie in the league.
Otter Valley topped host Mount Abraham to highlight the opening of the region’s high school baseball season.
