Tommy Seidl – Seidl, a freshman from Wellesley, MA, appeared in 26 games as mostly a defensive replacement in the outfield for Harvard during the spring.  Seidl went 6-for-29 (.207) with three runs scored, two doubles, and one stolen base.  He was a three-sport star at St. Sebastian’s HS, lettering in football, baseball, and basketball.

R.J. Wagner – Wagner resided primarily in the bullpen for the Dayton Flyers this spring, with 19 of his 22 appearances coming in relief.  The Zionsville, IN sophomore went 1-4 with 35 Ks and 24 BB in 44.2 innings in 2018, and was 2-5 in 17 appearances (seven starts) during his freshman season last year.

Logan Allen – Allen, a freshman infielder from Magnolia, TX, made an immediate impact for the University of Bridgeport in 2018, finishing first among starters with a .336 batting average.  Allen had nine doubles and three triples, and led the Purple Knights with 19 steals in 22 attempts.

Christian Aybar – Aybar was one of the team leaders in both average (.292) and slugging percentage (.487) in his first year with New England College.  The freshman from nearby Pawtucket, RI hit four homers and drove in 22 runs, adding eight doubles, one triple, and 15 steals in 32 games for the Pilgrims.