Four Northeastern University baseball players received ABCA/Rawlings All-Regional honors. Harrison Feinberg and Andrew Wertz secured spots on the Northeast All-Region First Team, while Matt Brinker and Luc Rising were named to the Second Team. Feinberg led the team in several offensive categories, including a .331 batting average, while Wertz excelled as a reliever. Both garnered recognition for their significant contributions during the season, particularly in high-pressure situations. The Huskies concluded the season with a solid 39-22 record and claimed the CAA championship.

By the Numbers
  • Feinberg: .331 batting average, 16 home runs, 64 RBIs, 42 stolen bases in 48 attempts.
  • Wertz: 3.46 ERA, 43 strikeouts in 41.2 innings, six saves in 22 appearances.
  • Brinker: .305 batting average, nine home runs, 61 RBIs, .533 slugging percentage.
  • Rising: 3.54 ERA, 84 strikeouts in 81.1 innings across 16 appearances.
  • Huskies finished 22-8 in CAA play and won 39 overall games in 2026.
State of Play
  • Feinberg earned back-to-back All-Northeast First Team honors, marking a milestone in his career.
  • Huskies captured the CAA championship, achieving four consecutive elimination game victories.
  • Wertz had a crucial role during the CAA tournament, contributing to four straight wins.
What's Next

Both Feinberg and Wertz are in contention for ABCA/Rawlings All-American honors, with the announcement set for June 14th. The Huskies will aim to build on this successful season in the upcoming year, with continued focus on maintaining their winning culture under head coach Mike Glavine.

Bottom Line

Northeastern's baseball team demonstrated strong performance with individual players earning prestigious accolades, highlighting their potential for future success. The recognition of Feinberg and Wertz not only reflects their individual skill but also reinforces the team's competitive standing within collegiate baseball.