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Wikipedia / Atlantic Baseball Confederation

Founded in 2002, the Atlantic Baseball Confederation Collegiate League is a 12-team collegiate summer baseball league composed of teams located throughout New Jersey.

The league President is Mike Kolesar.

The ABCCL aims to prepare collegiate baseball players for their spring seasons and to play professionally post-graduation. Many ABCCL alums have played in the major, minor, and independent baseball leagues.

Current Teams

CPBA

Clemente Baseball

Gamers

Jersey Jackrabbits

Morris County Cubs

Untamed Baseball

Frazier Baseball

Garden State Junebugs

Obsessed Baseball

SI Orioles

Sportika

WBC Astros

Notable alumni

Past champions

  • 2026 - Clemente Baseball

  • 2025 - Untamed Baseball

  • 2024 - Monsoons

  • 2023 - Sportika

  • 2022 - CGI Monsoons

  • 2021 - Union County Gamers

  • 2020 - Langan Falcons

  • 2019 - Freehold Clippers

  • 2018 - Ocean Giants

  • 2017 - New Brunswick Matrix

  • 2016 - Freehold Clippers

  • 2015 - Monmouth Monarchs

  • 2014 - Monmouth Monarchs

  • 2013 - Monmouth Monarchs

  • 2012 - Toms River Hurricanes

  • 2011 - Monmouth Monarchs

  • 2010 - Protocall Stars

  • 2009 - Monmouth Monarchs

  • 2008 - Manchester Yankees

  • 2007 - Jersey Shore Tides

  • 2006 - Freehold Clippers

  • 2005 - Toms River Black Sox

  • 2004 - Toms River Black Sox

League Awards

Year

MVP

Cy Young

2025

Shane Andrus, University of Maine (Sportika)

Tyler Kane, Rutgers (Sportika)

2024

Christian Bauman, Felician University (Clippers)

Paden Mather, Wagner College (Untamed)

2023

Jacob Ramirez, MCCC (Frazier)

James Pazdera, Ramapo (Monsoons)

2022

Tyler Ruban, William Paterson (Monsoons)

Orin Winslow, St. Thomas Aquinas (Legends)

2021

Joe Brong, Saint Elizabeth University (Gamers)

Dan Merkel, Wagner College (Elite)

2020

Shore: Justin Kapuscinski, Marist College (Langan)North: Justin Johnson, Lafayette College (Gamers)

Shore: Oliver McCarthy, Duke University (Langan)North: Ryan Monroy, Susquehanna University (Monsoons)

References