One of the most experienced players on the North Shore roster, Trigiani has completed four seasons at Saint Joseph’s University and is getting set for an upcoming graduate season at William & Mary. The All-Atlantic 10 second-team shortstop hit .307 with eight doubles, a career-high seven homers and 26 RBI, 23 runs scored and eight stolen bases for the Hawks. With the help of a pair of four-hit games in April, his average rose to .377 with a 1.158 OPS in conference play.

The native New Yorker, who was a .280 hitter in 115 career games for St. Joe’s, comes to the North Shore after playing two NECBL seasons for the Upper Valley Nighthawks. He played in 37 games last summer, driving in 14 runs and hitting seven doubles while posting a .230 average.