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This summer two members of the Babson College baseball team were selected to play in two highly prestigious collegiate summer baseball leagues. Rising senior Billy Besinger (Milton, Mass.) saw time with three different teams in the famous Cape Cod League this summer, including the Bourne Braves, Chatham Anglers, and most recently the Falmouth Commodores, while fifth-year senior pitcher David Ahern (Bedford, Mass.) spent the summer playing for the Sanford Mainers located in Sanford, Maine, as part of the New England Collegiate Baseball League (NECBL). Besinger played in 19 games this summer with the Cape Cod League, hitting .255 during the regular season, including a .286 clip in 11 games for Falmouth. For the season, he amassed 13 hits and three RBIs, with three of those hits coming in an 11-3 win over the Hyannis Mariners. For the Mainers, Ahern appeared in 16 games on the mound, pitching 21 2/3 innings with a brilliant 1.66 ERA. He allowed just 21 hits and three walks while striking out 11. [+]
The Rhode Island College baseball team scored 22 runs on 25 hits on its way to a 22-6 victory over host Babson College in a non-conference contest at Govoni Field on Thursday afternoon. With the win, the Anchormen improve to 19-13 on the year, while Babson sees its season come to a close with a record of 20-14-1. Senior Michael O’Brien (Shrewsbury, Mass.) started and took the loss for Babson, dropping his season record to 4-3. The senior lefthander gave up eight runs – only four of which were earned – while striking out two in his final collegiate appearance. Offensively, the Beavers were led by sophomore Travis Jonasson (Needham, Mass.), who went 2-for-4 with his fourth home run of the season, one run scored, and two RBIs. Senior captain Dave Ahern (Bedford, Mass.) added a triple, a run, and an RBI in the loss, while first-year Conor Kortmann (Manalapan, N.J.) also drove in a run in defeat. [+]
The University of Southern Maine baseball team rallied from a 6-0 deficit to forge a 7-7 tie with Babson College Wednesday afternoon in a game shortened to six innings by rain and poor field conditions. The game was called in the middle of the seventh inning after Babson finished batting. Southern Maine did not get to bat in the home half of the inning as the umpires called the game. The final score then reverted back to the last completed inning. [+]
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