2025 NCAA SUPER REGIONALS TOURNAMENT CENTRAL

NO. 3/4 ENDICOTT STATS | NO. 16/21 CLAREMONT-MUDD-SCRIPPS STATS

BEVERLY, Mass. — The No. 3/4 Endicott baseball team welcomes No. 16/21 Claremont-Mudd-Scripps (CMS) to North Field this weekend for the 2025 NCAA Beverly Super Regional. Here's everything you need to know about this weekend's series.

SCHEDULE

Friday, May 23 (game one) — ENDICOTT 15, CMS 1

BOX SCORE | RECAP | ENDICOTT PRESS CONFERENCE | CMS PRESS CONFERENCE

Saturday, May 24 (game two) — 11 AM

Saturday, May 24 (if necessary game three) — 45 minutes after the conclusion of game two

NCAA DIII BASEBALL BRACKET | DIGITAL PROGRAM

TICKETS / MERCHANDISE

FRIDAY TICKETS (GAME ONE) | SATURDAY TICKETS (GAME TWO + IF NECESSARY GAME)

Prices (CREDIT CARD ONLY): $10 All Tickets | Children ages 8 and under = free

Tickets available for presale starting tomorrow at 10 AM (credit card only). 

Tickets may also be purchased on-site each day at the entrance to the Northfield Pavilion (credit card only). 

No complimentary tickets will be permitted other than the 35 competitors' passes and/or working press/media.

Official NCAA Division III Baseball Championship merchandise will be available for purchase on-site (credit card only).

Tickets available for purchase beginning on Wednesday, May 21 at 10 AM.

PARKING

School Address: 376 Hale Street, Beverly, Mass. 01915

Fans will be directed to park in either the parking lots next to the Post Center, the Williston Townhouses, the parking garage, or Lot 35 next to our Physical Plant Building.

INTERACTIVE CAMPUS MAP

FIVE THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW

• Both teams rank in the top eight for runs scored throughout Division III this season. Endicott ranks first with 509 total runs, while CMS ranks eighth with 445 runs scored.
• The Gulls won the Bridgewater Regional in three consecutive games with wins over Bridgewater State (5-2) and back-to-back victories over No. 19/24 Concordia (Texas) (11-0; 7-2).
• The Stags won the Wisconsin La Crosse Regional despite dropping their second game of the weekend to the host team Wisconsin La Crosse. They downed Buena Vista 23-3 before falling to UW La Crosse (8-6) in their next game. They then once again beat Buena Vista convincingly, 22-8, to clinch a spot in the Regional final. They pulled off a stunner by knocking off previously unbeaten La Crosse in back-to-back games on Sunday (11-2; 6-2) to send themselves through to the Super Regional round.
• Claremont is led by sluggers Andrew Mazzone (Belmont, Mass.) and Alex Henderson (Mercer Island, Wash.). Each of them have cranked 17 homers this season (T-4th in Division III). Henderson hit nine round-trippers in the Regional round alone. Mazzone also leads Division III with a batting average of .511. He is the only student-athlete across all NCAA Divisions batting over .500 this season, and one of only two slugging 1.000.
• Meanwhile, the Gulls are led by their dominant pitching staff (fourth in ERA across Division III with a 3.07) and their deep lineup (509 runs are most in Division III; .348 team batting average ranks third in DIII). In the Bridgewater Regional, Charlie Hale (Brookline, N.H.), Evan Scully (Maynard, Mass.) and John Connolly (Attleboro, Mass.) each turned in 6+ IP in their starts, highlighted by Scully's complete-game two-hit shutout performance against No. 19/24 Concordia (Texas) in game two.

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(Photo Credit - David Le '10)