2009 PHOTOS
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The 2009 season is under way.The Pittsfield American Defenders visited the Vermont Mountaineers. Vermont's Ethan Paquette (U of Vermont) puts a tag on a Pittsfield player for the out in the first game of the season.
Vermont's Henry Dunn (Binghamton) is safe as Pittsfield's Anthony Bona (San Jose State) looks for the out call.

Roger Crowley photos

University of Rhode Island righty and 2008 NECBL Pitcher of the Year Tim Boyce returns for a second summer with North Adams facing Danbury on June 6th.

SteepleCat Cameron McMullen (UMass) slides around the tag of Danbury catcher Mike Amendola (U of Hartford).

Vermont visited North Adams on June 7th. At left Mountaineer catcher Clay Jones (Alabama) tags Ted Blackman (Miami). Winthrop's Matteo D'Angelo pitches for the 'Cats.

Nick Mantello photos

New Bedford's Dusty Harvard (Oklahoma State) slides in at third base ahead of the ball and tag by Silkworms Ryan Wilkins (Lipscomb University) on June 22nd.

Happy Campers: Some graduates of one of the Manchester Silkworms Summer Baseball Clinics.

John Theiling photos

Thank you to Dave Letizi, photographer of the Lowell All-Americans for the following photos of the Team NECBL vs. Team USA game. The game was hosted by the New Hampshire Fisher Cats at MerchantsAuto.com Stadium on July 5th.
At right is New Bedford Bay Sox pitcher Doug Murray (University of San Francisco).
Vermont Mountaineer Henry Dunn (Binghamton University) and Sanford Mainer Justin Hilt (Elon University).
Righty Brian Stroud (Western Michigan) of New Bedford and lefty Nicolas Serino (UMass Amherst)
of Lowell.
Infielders Patrick Brady (Bellarmine) of North Shore and Brandon Macias (South Mountain CC) of North Adams.
Keene Swamp Bat Correy Figueroa (University of Tampa).
Vermont's Jake Williams (Wofford) is out at home as Manchester's Travis Higgs (Univ. of San Francisco) takes a hard hit and holds onto the ball for the out.
On July 10th Manchester's Kevin Heller (Amherst) is unable to make a play on Vermont's Kevin Vance (UConn) as he sides safely into third. Vermont won 12-1.

Roger Crowley photos

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