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    • NCAA SUPER REGIONALS: No. 9/11 Endicott Ventures To No. 4/5 Salve Regina This Weekend

    NCAA SUPER REGIONALS: No. 9/11 Endicott Ventures To No. 4/5 Salve Regina This Weekend
    May 20, 2026
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    NO. 9/11 ENDICOTT STATS | NO. 4/5 SALVE REGINA STATS

    NEWPORT, R.I. — The No. 9/11 nationally ranked Endicott baseball team heads out to Brother Reynolds Field this weekend for a best-of-three series against former conference rival, the Salve Regina Seahawks, in NCAA Super Regional action.

    Here's everything you need to know heading into the Super Regional matchup.

    SCHEDULE

    Friday, May 22 (game one) - 12 PM First Pitch
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    Saturday, May 23 (game two) - 11 AM First Pitch
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    Saturday, May 23 (game three, IF NECESSARY) - 45 minutes after conclusion of game two
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    TICKETS/MERCHANDISE INFO

    Tickets are general admission / adults ($10), senior citizens / children under 12 / Salve Regina & Endicott students free.

    Walkup tickets may be purchased with cash beginning one hour prior to the day's publicized start time.

    Each ticket is good for that day's events. A new ticket will need to be purchased for each day.

    Food trucks will be on site for refreshment purchases, and pets are NOT permitted on-site.

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

    PARKING

    Fans may park in any location on Salve Regina's campus. The recommended parking is the lot located at Rodgers Recreation Center — 153 Webster Street, Newport, Rhode Island.

    FIVE THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW

    • This weekend marks the first meeting between the two teams since Salve Regina left the Commonwealth Coast Conference (CCC) for the New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference (NEWMAC). The last time the two programs squared off was in the 2023 CCC Championship, which Endicott won in two games (5-2 L, 1-0 W).
    • Salve Regina holds a slim advantage in the all-time series (36-34 record). However, since 2019, the Gulls hold a 7-3 record in the 10 meetings between the two teams.
    • This season, the Gulls and Seahawks each feature some of the best pitching staffs in Division III. Endicott ranks first in DIII in team WHIP (1.12) and fifth in team ERA (3.36). Meanwhile, the Seahawks rank ninth in WHIP (1.27) and 16th in ERA (3.98).
    • Both teams had the Pitcher of the Year within their respective conferences. Endicott's Brady Stuart (Hudson, Mass.) garned Conference of New England (CNE) Pitcher of the Year honors, and currently ranks third in DIII in ERA (1.24) and fourth in WHIP (0.86). Salve Regina's Nolan Romanowski (Wynantskill, N.Y.) earned NEWMAC Pitcher of the Year awards, and currently sports a 3.09 ERA (106th) and 1.05 WHIP (38th).
    • Salve Regina won its NCAA Regional pod (DeSales pod) in the minimum three games, while Endicott won its Regional (Montclair State pod) in four games (one loss to Whitworth in the Championship round).

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    (Photo Credit - Demetrius Kazanas '22)