The Futures League plays in real minor league ballparks: Lowell, Worcester, New Britain, Norwich, Burlington. Seven teams across four New England states since 2011, with a 60-game season that runs late May through early August.
- Massachusetts, Connecticut, New Hampshire and Vermont
- Season May 28 to August 9, host family housing, no fee to play
- Each team's own coaches recruit their roster, plus one open league tryout every May
- Former affiliated clubs like the Lowell Spinners and Vermont Lake Monsters now play here
The Futures Collegiate Baseball League (FCBL) is a collegiate summer baseball league that began play in 2011. It contains seven teams as of the 2026 season, with three active franchises in Massachusetts, two in Connecticut, and one each in New Hampshire and Vermont.
- States
- MA, CT, NH, VT
- Season
- May 28, 2026 to Aug 9, 2026
- Weeks
- 11
- Wood bat
- Yes
- Housing
- Host family
- Travel
- Not published
- Cost
- Free
- Entry
- Tryout
- Roster size
- Not published
How to get in: contact the league office
7 teams (AI Mode)
What this league actually is
Facts last checked Sep 5, 2026. Wrong? Email outreach@uncommittedu.com and we fix it the same day.
- Joe PaolucciCommissioner
Lowell Spinners
Lowell, MA
Edward A LeLacheur Park
Nashua Silver Knights
Nashua, NH
Holman Stadium
New Britain Bees
New Britain, CT
New Britain Stadium
Norwich Sea Unicorns
Norwich, CT
Dodd Stadium
Vermont Lake Monsters
Burlington, VT
Centennial Field
Westfield Starfires
Westfield, MA
Bullens Field
Worcester Bravehearts
Worcester, MA
Fitton Field
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