BRISTOL — The New England Collegiate Baseball League’s return to Bristol, on the field, went better than most expected.
Heading into the league with seemingly a roster that, on paper, was overmatched by most teams league-wide, the general consensus at the beginning of the summer was that wins were going to be hard to come by for the Mum City newcomers.
As it turned out, that wasn’t the case.
“The season for me was a great success. To finish with a regular season record of 23-19, which was just four games off the top record in the league, was extremely exciting for us, especially being a first-year team in a league that is ranked as one of the top collegiate summer leagues in the country,” Bristol Collegiate Baseball Club General Manager Dan Kennedy said.
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