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Southampton's Andrew Primm (Pace) connects with a pitch. RON ESPOSITO
Breaker Parker Stinson (Indiana State) rounds second base. RON ESPOSITO
Bryan Krolikowski (Nassau CC) started the first game of the series on July 28 in Southampton and went eight innings, striking out seven while only allowing four hits and no walks. RON ESPOSITO
Riverhead shortstop Tyler Cox (Dartmouth) throws to first. RON ESPOSITO
Breaker Tyler Robinson (Dartmouth) settles underneath and catches a fly ball for an out. RON ESPOSITO
Jared Restmeyer (St. Rose) started game one for the Riverhead Tomcats on July 28. RON ESPOSITO
Breaker Parker Stinson (Indiana State) catches a fly ball in game one of the series on July 28. RON ESPOSITO
Breakers second baseman Marco Ali (Marist) applies a late tag to Riverhead's Brian Morrell. RON ESPOSITO
Rob Lucano (Molloy) pitched eight shutout innings for the Breakers in game two of the HCBL Championship this past Friday. RON ESPOSITO
Will Feil (Albany) at the plate for the Tomcats in game one of the series. RON ESPOSITO
The Hamptons Collegiate Baseball League hosted its championship series last week. The Southampton Breakers won the best-of-three series, winning the first game, 9-1, on July 28, then the second game, 6-0, on Friday, July 30. RON ESPOSITO
Southampton's Parker Stinson (Indiana State) makes an acrobatic play in right field. RON ESPOSITO
Southampton's Parker Stinson (Indiana State) makes an acrobatic play in right field. RON ESPOSITO
HCBL Commissioner Jim Pereira, left, with Southampton Breaker Will Gale (Seton Hall), who was named MVP of the HCBL Championship series. RON ESPOSITO
The Southampton Breakers defeated the Riverhead Tomcats, 6-0, on Friday to win their first HCBL championship since 2014. RON ESPOSITO RON ESPOSITO
The Southampton Breakers hoist their first championship trophy since 2014 after sweeping the Riverhead Tomcats in the best-of-three series. RON ESPOSITO RON ESPOSITO
