PPD Mariners Generals

Due to unplayable field conditions the Mariners and Generals will play Wednesday night in Essex.

Towenies sweep Giants on Sunday 6/21

 Rockport sweeps double header vs Beverly on Sunday 6/21 at Evans Field winning 1st game 5-3 and 8-4 in the nitecap.

Mariners 13 Rams 0

 Mariners win 13-0 in 5 innings 

Caz Ostrowski cg 6 k 1 hit allowed 

Caulin Rogers, EJ field and Brett Moore all had 3 hits 

Caz Ostrowski 4 hits 

James Dolan had a triple 

Mariners 7 Rams 0

 7-0 win 

Abbott 5IP and Moore 2IP combined to  shutout the Rams.

EJ field 2 hits 5 rbi 

Townies 5 Chiefs 2

 Rockport wins 5-2 over Ipswich Sunday June 14th at Evans Field behind Kenzie Quinn and Derick MacDowell on the mound with Brock Currier, Danny Hafey, and Jack Sperry leading the way at the plate.

Mariners 7 Beverly 0

Mariners 5 Giants 0

 Caz Ostrowski pitched a 3 hit shutout with 8k. Caulin Rogers added 2 hits for the Mariners.

Mariners @ Townies canceled tonight, 5/31

 Rockport game vs Manchester/Essex scheduled for tonite 5/31 at Evans Field has been banged due to rain. Makeup TBD.

Rowley 7 Beverly 6

Townies 5 Generals 0

 Rockport Townies shut out the Hamilton Generals 5-0 at Patton Park to open the season for each club on Thursday 5/28 behind Derick MacDowell's 14K CG, with Brayden Francis & Jack Sperry leading the way at the plate with two hits each, and Mike Murphy & Zach Oliver each with a hit. Townies home opener is Sunday 5/31 at 6p vs the Manchester/Essex Mariners.

Mariners 3 Chiefs 0

 Zack Abbott and Tommy Elliot combined to shut out Ipswich last night in Essex 3 to 0.

Mariners 5 Chiefs 4

 Caz Ostrowski picked up the win and Brett Moore got the save in a tight game Monday night in Ipswich.

2026 Season Kick-Off

After opening day rain-outs the 2026 season will officially kick off today in Ipswich.  The Mariners will take on the Chiefs at Bialek Park, first pitch 5:45pm

2025 Season Re-Cap

 

2025 PLAYOFFS

• SEMI-FINALS
• (4) Rowley vs. (1) M/E
• Mariners win series (2-0)
• (3) Rockport vs. (2) Hamilton
• Generals win series (2-0)
• FINALS
• (2) Hamilton vs. (1) M/E
• Generals win series 3-0

2025 ITL Standings

• TEAM - W-L-T - POINTS
• Man./Essex 15-5 (30)
• Hamilton 14-6 (27)*
• Rockport 13-6-1 (27)
• Rowley 9-10-1 (19)
• Beverly 5-15 (10)
• Ipswich 3-17 (6)

HW News

 

Hamilton reigns supreme in ITL for 4th straight season

It took them four days to record the final nine outs — and add two much needed runs in the top of the seventh — that they needed to clinch the win.

But the wait was well worth it for the Hamilton Generals.

Scoring twice in the final inning, Hamilton snapped a tie game and claimed its fourth consecutive Intertown Twilight League baseball championship Saturday afternoon at Memorial Field in Essex, finishing off a three-game sweep of Manchester with a 7-5 victory.

It was the second straight season in which the Generals swept the Mariners in the ITL finals and fourth consecutive summer that they beat them overall, winning 3 games to 1 in in both 2022 and 2023.

After finishing second behind Manchester during the regular season, Hamilton (19-6) won all five of their playoff games and outscored Manchester, 16-5, in their three-game brooming.

This decisive game originally began on Wednesday at Memorial Field in Essex, with Hamilton taking a 5-2 lead in the fifth inning. But it was suspended at that point due to lightning. Heavy rains and thunder on Thursday again postponed a conclusion of the game on Thursday, so it was moved to Saturday in Hamilton, where a potential Game 4 had already been scheduled.

Fighting gallantly to keep its season alive once play resumed Saturday, Manchester scored three times in the bottom of the sixth inning to tie the game. Cory Burnham had an RBI single for the Mariners before teammates Caulin Rogers and Cory McCollum both stole home successfully.

But the Generals were determined not to play an ‘if necessary’ contest, and got the runs they needed in the top of the seventh.

Ryan Hutchinson — who earned the win on the mound by coming in relief in the sixth and getting the final six outs — reached on a two-base error to open the frame. Nick Freni promptly delivered an RBI single to left, putting Hamilton ahead, 6-5. Later in the inning, Will Cooke was hit by a pitch with the bases loaded, bringing home hte Generals’ final run.

Hutchinson, had thrown a complete game shutout in Game 2 of the finals, then locked it down in the bottom of the seventh by inducing two flyouts and a groundout to second base to start his team’s celebration.

Prior to the contest being halted last Wednesday, Hamilton had scored three times in the top of the fifth inning to break a tie game as Gian Gamelli, Hutchinson and Will Jones all had RBI hits. Will Frain added two hits and scored a run.