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Season Ends with a Win
The Martlets headed to Windsor on Saturday in a consolation game with Loomis Chaffee. Max Famulak '27 got the start on the mound and was followed by Matt Shea '26, Zac Jainchill '25, Teddy Russell '26, and Easton Masse '25. Masse would pickup the save in his final high school game after a brilliant career for the black and gold.
The Martlet offense would score in the 1st, 2nd, 4th, and 7th innings. Standouts included Nate Blackak '26, Max Williams '25, and Jake Pleau '26.
After a season filled with ups and downs, the Martlets were playing their best ball as the season ended, winning their last 3 games and heading into 2026 with momentum. The program wishes to thank all of the Class of 2025 for their contributions to the program, including 4 year players going 51-30 during their careers.
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The Martlet offense would score in the 1st, 2nd, 4th, and 7th innings. Standouts included Nate Blackak '26, Max Williams '25, and Jake Pleau '26.
After a season filled with ups and downs, the Martlets were playing their best ball as the season ended, winning their last 3 games and heading into 2026 with momentum. The program wishes to thank all of the Class of 2025 for their contributions to the program, including 4 year players going 51-30 during their careers.
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