BEVELRY, Mass. – Suffolk baseball saw Max Martin, Pierce Salbego and Jack Raimo collect All-Conference of New England Third-Team distinction, the league office unveiled Wednesday. The recognitions are a first for the triad in their collegiate careers.
The group pushed Suffolk to its fifth CNE postseason trip in as many years in the league with a 7-9 CNE record. Overall, the Rams finished the year 14-25.
Martin backstopped Suffolk in all, but two of the squad's 39 games and had a near perfect fielding percentage with a .987 clip in 231 total chances to go along with 20 runners caught stealing. The transfer student from Walpole, Massachusetts, had the hottest bat in the Rams' line-up with squad-best 43 hits including 15 for extra bases with nine doubles, one triple and five dingers. Both this RBI (30) and runs scored (26) sat atop to the team as well.
Salbego was Suffolk's ace on the rubber all-season. The right-handed hurler assembled a 3.80 ERA over 68.2 innings pitched in 10 appearances, all starts, with three complete games. The Plainfield, Illinois, product fanned a staff-best 55 batters.
Raimo, a junior that calls Reading, Massachusetts home, meanwhile, was Suffolk's go-to reliever. The righty came out of the pen 16 times and worked 28.2 innings of relief in which he put together a 4.08 ERA with 11 strikeouts.
On top of the all-conference honors, senior first baseman Cole Hilliard was awarded a spot on the CNE Community Service Team, which recognizes student-athletes on every member institution's squad that demonstrates a commitment to their community.
Since joining the CCC in 2021, Suffolk has collected 29 all-league honors including one Player of the Year, four first-team, 12 second-team, 11 third-team and one Team Sportsmanship.
2025 BASEBALL ALL-CNE
Player of the Year - Danny MacDougall, Endicott
Pitcher of the Year - Charlie Hale, Endicott
Defensive Player of the Year - John Mulready, Endicott
Rookie of the Year - Ryan Sheehy, Hartford
Scholar Athlete of the Year - Kyle Grabowski, Endicott
Coach of the Year - Brian Haley, Endicott
All-CNE First-Team
C - John Mulready, Endicott
1B - Cade Bernardo, Endicott
2B - AJ Hamm, Endicott
3B - Robbie Wladkowski, Endicott
SS - JJ Romatzick, Hartford
OF - Danny MacDougall, Endicott
OF - Joey Frammartino, Endicott
OF - Zach Stephenson, Endicott
DH - Kyle Grabowski, Endicott
Util - Ben Jerome, Nichols
SP - Charlie Hale, Endicott
SP - Evan Scully, Endicott
SP - Ryan Sheehy, Hartford
RP - Chris Jenkins, Endicott
RP - Ryan Camp, Roger Williams
All-CNE Second-Team
C - Liam Flynn, Nichols
1B - Nick Cullinan, Wentworth
2B - Anthony Hackert, Nichols
3B - Julian Galvan, Nichols
SS - TJ Liponis, Endicott
OF - Jack Loftus, WNE
OF - Ben Jerome, Nichols
OF - Karl Miller, Nichols
DH - Jake Santiago, Hartford
Util - Patrick Joseph, Hartford
SP - Matt Lauria, WNE
SP - John Steed, Nichols
SP - Jonathan Quinn, Roger Williams
RP - Jake Harmony, Endicott
RP - Michael Featherstone, Hartford
All-CNE Third-Team
C - Max Martin, Suffolk
1B - Tyler Shannon, Hartford
2B - Nick Sheehan, Roger Williams
3B - Jeremy Mangiameli, Hartford
SS - John Bova, WNE
OF - Jackson Ciccone, Hartford
OF - Ryan Montini, WNE
OF - CJ Demers, Gordon
DH - Tommy Marshall, Curry
Util - Jonathan McIntyre, Gordon
SP - Pierce Salbego, Suffolk
SP - John Connolly, Endicott
SP - Jared Kuryan, WNE
RP - Jack Raimo, Suffolk
RP - Charles Ennis, Roger Williams
Community Service Team
Cade Bernardo, Endicott
Jacob Blake, Gordon
Michael Featherstone, Hartford
Dylan Moran, Nichols
Cole Hilliard, Suffolk
Brady Aubuchon, Wentworth
Zach Drewry, WNE