The New England Collegiate Baseball League (NECBL) is a summer collegiate baseball league in the northeastern United States. Founded in 1993, it features teams primarily composed of college players who compete to improve their skills and gain exposure to professional scouts. The league operates under the guidelines of the NCAA and provides a competitive environment for athletes during the off-season. The NECBL consists of teams from various states, including Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and New Hampshire. Each season, teams play a regular schedule followed by playoffs, culminating in a championship series. The league is known for its strong emphasis on player development and community engagement.