The NCAA Division III Baseball Championship is ready to begin with the collegiate team of former Haverhill High School Elijah Moses participating

The NCAA Division III Baseball Championship is ready to begin with the collegiate team of former Haverhill High School Elijah Moses participating — Elijah Moses

May 15, 2025

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Former Haverhill High School standout and current Endicott Gulls player, Elijah Moses will compete in the NCAA Division III Baseball Championship.

They begin the tournament against Bridgewater State Bears.

The first game is on Friday, May 16 at 10 a.m.

Elijah Moses

First baseman

Senior

6′4″ 260

Hometown: Haverhill

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