Following a thrilling walk-off win over Southern New Hampshire University on Tuesday, Bentley University will take on the University of New Haven on UNH’s Vieira Field Thursday at noon as the double-elimination portion of the Northeast-10 Conference Baseball Championships gets underway.

A hard-hit single up the middle by junior third baseman Nate Witkowski (Melrose/Malden Catholic HS) brought home senior catcher Kevin Korwek (Madison, Conn./Daniel Hand HS) with the winning run as Bentley University scored two in the ninth to top Southern New Hampshire University, 3-2, in the opening round of the Northeast-10 Conference baseball championships Tuesday at DeFelice Field. The ninth-inning comeback from a 2-1 deficit propelled the Falcons into the double-elimination portion of the NE-10 Championships, which will begin Thursday at the University of New Haven.

Senior catcher Kevin Korwek tops a list of five Bentley University baseball players recognized by the Northeast-10 with the announcement of the all-conference team today. Korwek was selected for the first team, senior right-hander Jeff Croteau was chosen for second-team accolades, the third team included senior righty JP Ashline and junior center fielder Sean Keady, and freshman first baseman Evan Mondor was named to the All-Rookie team. In addition, Bob DeFelice, the dean of Division II baseball coaches nationally, was selected by his peers for the 2013 Bob Bellizzi Coach of the Year award.

Boston Globe sports correspondent Marvin Pave takes a look at Bentley's Scott Lueders, a former high school catcher who has become a solid relief pitcher for the Falcons after recovering from a couple hip surgeries. This article appeared in the May 5 edition of Globe West and online at www.bostonglobe.com.

A berth in the double-elimination portion of the Northeast-10 Conference Baseball Championships will be at stake when Bentley University hosts Southern New Hampshire Tuesday at DeFelice Field in the tournament’s opening round. First pitch is scheduled for 2 pm.

Marvin Pave, sports correspondent for the Boston Globe, recently talked with Sean Keady, Bentley's center fielder, lead-off hitter and all-time leader in stolen bases. Here's his story, which appeared in the May 5 edition of Globe West and online at www.bostonglobe.com.

Junior right-hander Garrett Cole (Bedford, N.H.) limited Bentley University to two hits over eight innings and senior righty Mike Sloban (Merrimac) pitched a 1-2-3 ninth as UMass-Lowell blanked the visiting Falcons, 8-0, in Northeast-10 Conference Northeast Division baseball Sunday afternoon at LeLacheur Park.

UMass-Lowell sophomore righty Shane Beauchemin (Manchester, N.H.) became the conference’s first nine-game winner as the River Hawks topped Bentley University, 3-1, in Northeast-10 Northeast Division baseball action Saturday night at LeLacheur Park. While the Falcons saw their hopes of a division title evaporate with their third straight loss, they did clinch the second seed in next week’s NE-10 playoffs when Southern New Hampshire fell to divisional champion Franklin Pierce

Bill Cloutier, assistant sports editor of the New Haven Register, recently spoke with Bentley senior catcher Kevin Korwek, who had a 26-game hitting streak at the time. This article appeared in the May 2 edition of the newspaper and online at www.nhregister.com.

Senior right-hander Taylor Robinson (Haverhill) went the distance for his fifth win of the year and the top three in the River Hawk lineup combined for 10 hits as UMass-Lowell handed Bentley University a 6-3 loss in the opening game of a Northeast-10 Conference Northeast Division series in college baseball action Thursday night at Le Lacheur Park.

Bentley University junior shortstop Will Brennan (Locust Valley, N.Y./ Locust Valley HS) has been selected to the 2013 Capital One NCAA Division II Academic All-District 1 baseball team by the region’s sports information directors.

Merrimack College’s first two batters of the game reached and scored, and the Warriors held on to cool off Bentley University, 4-3, in Northeast-10 Conference baseball Tuesday afternoon at DeFelice Field.

In a game that was played over the course of 29 days in two different cities, juniors Nate Witkowski (Melrose, Mass./Malden Catholic HS) and Dante Padovani (Lynnfield/ Lynnfield HS) combined for seven RBI as Bentley University stayed hot with a come-from-behind 11-7 win over Saint Anselm College in a Northeast-10 Conference Northeast Division baseball game that concluded Monday at Sullivan Park.

Facing a 2-1 deficit, red-hot Bentley University scored a pair of unearned runs in the bottom of the ninth to earn a 3-2 walk-off win over Rollins College in non-conference college baseball at DeFelice Field Sunday afternoon. Bentley’s fifth straight win gave the Falcons a 10-1 record over the last 15 days and an 18-3 record since March 28.

Senior right-handers Jeff Croteau (Auburn/Auburn HS) and John Yohe (Merrick, N.Y./St. Dominic HS) each turned in complete game efforts as division-leading Bentley University swept St. Michael’s College, 2-1 and 3-2, in a Northeast-10 Conference Northeast Division baseball doubleheader Saturday afternoon at DeFelice Field.

Six different players had three hits and the Bentley University baseball team scored in seven consecutive innings to dispatch St. Michael’s College, 15-3, and move into a first place tie in the Northeast-10 Conference’s Northeast Division Friday afternoon at DeFelice Field.

Senior right-hander Lamarre Rey (Lynn/Pingree School) carried a two-hit shutout into the ninth and finished with a four-hitter as Bentley University registered a 3-1 win over Stonehill College in Northeast-10 Conference Northeast Division baseball Wednesday afternoon at DeFelice Field.