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3/20 NEBN Division-I Rankings

Dartmouth remains perfect and is off to its best start since 1903, but is it good enough to take the top spot in our rankings?

Team MovementRecordNotes
Team MovementRecordNotes
1. UConnSame11-6Connor David's three-run shot lifted the Huskies over the College of Charleston on Tuesday. L.J. Mazzilli leads the Huskies in BA (.389), HR (3), RBI (18) and Slugging (.694).
2. DartmouthUp 58-0Despite a soft schedule, a perfect record through eight games is enough to have Big Green just one spot out from the top. The 8-0 start is the school's best since 1903.
3. NortheasternDown 110-8A 10-1 win against Boston College balances losing two close games against George Mason.
4. MaineDown 111-12The Black Bears took two-of-three from defending America East Champ and CWS participant Stony Brook last weekend.
5. QuinnipiacSame5-5Senior Derek Lamacchia went seven strong and freshman Gary Binkiewicz picked up his third save in the Bobcats 4-1 win against Akron on March 15.
6. CCSUDown 25-6The Blue Devils host Fairleigh Dickinson University for a four-game set this weekend.
7. URIUp 16-11The Rams have won four straight and appear poised for a rapid ascent up the rankings.
8. BryantDown 25-9-12012 Northeast Conference Pitcher of The Year Peter Kelich had another good start his last time out. He allowed two earned over 6.2 innings against Ohio State. He has a 2.78 ERA through four starts.
9. FairfieldUp 15-9The Stags won the last two games of a terrific four-game series with Stetson to get a split.
10. BCDown 13-15Freshman second baseman Joe Cronin went 3-for-4 with three RBI in the Eagles' series opener with Georgia Tech last weekend.
11. Holy CrossSame2-13Home-and-away doubleheaders with Yale this weekend should be fun.
12. BrownSame1-6Brown resumes its schedule this weekend when it travels to Washington State to take on the Cougars in a four-game set. WSU just took two-of-three from Arizona State.
13. Sacred HeartUp 23-8Junior Nick Leiningen and senior Troy Scribner combined for a 9-inning, five-hit performance in the Pioneers' 9-1 win against Fordham Sunday.
14. HartfordUp 32-13A 10-run third inning on Sunday helped the Hawks take two-of-three from America East opponent Albany.
15. YaleUp 11-8The Bulldogs face Holy Cross this weekend in a four-game set.
16. UMassDown 31-9Minutemen have lost seven straight since their win on March 3.
17. HarvardDown 31-12Since the Opening Day win against Bucknell, the Crimson have lost 12 straight.

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One Response to 3/20 NEBN Division-I Rankings

  1. The Mick Reply

    March 20, 2013 at 8:56 pm

    I think the new Harvard coach has probably lost more in one month at Harvard than he did in like three years at Trinity. Was surprised that Dartmouth didn’t have number one spot but I just looked at the schedule and now I’m not sure why they’re even in the top 5. Haha.

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