Recent graduate and infielder Jake Hatch traded Beantown for the Big Apple, announcing his commitment to the Div. I Manhattan College Jaspers on Saturday, July 22.
Hatch decided that graduate school...
On Apr. 25, the Emerson baseball team eclipsed a mark 13 years in the making, recording a program-record 16th win with an 8-2 victory over Springfield. The win was also the team’s fourth in the NEWMAC...
The 2022-23 Emerson Lions have a lot to be proud of: across all 14 athletic programs, the Lions captured a bevy of accolades, including five major individual conference awards, nine First Team All-Conference...
With the first game of Senior Day tied in the bottom of the ninth, the winning run on third base, senior catcher and co-captain Matt Nachamie stepped up to the plate with one goal in mind: “Put the ball...
By Aidan Crooke, Staff Writer, Sports April 5, 2023
What started as a weekend gone awry in upstate New York has turned into a major comeback story—not only for sophomore pitcher Alex Nissenberg but also for the Emerson Lions baseball team as a whole.
Nissenberg,...
By Leo Kagan, Assistant Sports Editor February 13, 2023
The Emerson baseball team dropped its last two games on April 30, 2022, swept in a doubleheader against MIT. But by late April, the Lions were out of the playoff picture; the games didn’t matter.
This...
Emerson’s baseball and softball teams returned to the field three weeks ago, well ahead of the ordinary start date.
The softball team finished its non-traditional season last week, practicing four...
The Emerson baseball team held a food drive at Tuesday’s men’s soccer game as part of a year-long partnership with the college’s food pantry.
The Emerson College Food Pantry is a part of the...
Emerson coaches are taking a new approach to scouting this spring after high schools decided to cancel their sports seasons in light of the COVID-19 global pandemic.
The National Collegiate Athletic...
By Domenic Conte, Sports Columnist September 4, 2019
The baseball team’s home field at St. John’s Prep in Danvers underwent renovations over the summer, including a fresh layer of turf, a new and improved home run fence, and netting along the fences...
At three years old, Jack Fox said he practiced pitching by throwing rocks into his neighbor’s yard. Now in his junior year, he leads the conference with 56 strikeouts on the baseball team and became...
The baseball team won its first conference game this season when the Lions defeated Clark University 5-2 on Tuesday night.
The win puts Emerson at 1-9 in conference play and eighth in the New England...
Emerson’s baseball team plans to treat its first nine regular season games like spring training against four nonconference teams from around the country.
From March 4 to March 9, Emerson will...
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