The 2010 Colby-Sawyer baseball team featured only three seniors and seven juniors. Nevertheless, the team received great contributions from its 15 freshmen and sophomore during the year. Although the Chargers failed to reach the playoffs in 2010, there were certainly highlights throughout the season. 

The Colby-Sawyer baseball team was the recipient of the Team Sportsmanship Award as voted on by the TCCC coaches. The team also finished the season with the second best stolen base percentage in school history swiping 48 of 57 attempts (.842). Colby-Sawyer also set a new school mark for pickoffs in a season with eight. 

The Chargers finished the season 9-13 in The Commonwealth Coast Conference (TCCC) for the second straight season, while recording an overall mark of 14-19. 

Senior Chris Hartery (Billerica, Mass.) and sophomore Greg Mehuron (Waitsfield, Vt.) were honored by The Commonwealth Coast Conference (TCCC) for their performance on the diamond. Hartery earned a nod to the All-TCCC First Team for the first time of his career, while Mehuron garnered All-TCCC honorable mention accolades.

Hartery finished his Colby-Sawyer career as one of the best baseball players to ever don a Chargers uniform. This season, Hartery led the team and the entire conference with six triples. The six triples ranked him 13th in the nation. In addition to his single season accomplishments, Chris has made a lasting impact in the Colby-Sawyer record books. He ranks first all-time in triples (17), tied for second in doubles (29) and fourth in runs batted in (115). Chris also ranks fifth in runs (112) and hits (145), while ranking sixth in homeruns (13) and in walks (56). He was named to the All-TCCC second team as a sophomore.

Chris Smith (Lisbon, N.H.) and Carter Malpass (Plymouth, Mass.) were the only other seniors on the 2010 squad. Malpass picked up two wins in eight appearances and four starts, while Smith earned a save in five relief appearances.

Seven juniors contributed to the team in 2010 including Matt Corvo (Stratton Mountain, Vt.), Evan Leary (Concord, N.H.), Kevin Emerson (Hinesburg, Vt.), Brandon McFadden (Dummerston, Vt.), Mike Bertuccio (Millstone Township, Pa.), Shane Hoagboon (Mayfield, N.Y.) and Mike Schilling (Middletown, R.I.).

Corvo appeared in 19 games earning the start 11 times. Leary battled injury this season, but appeared in and started in 15 games. He was named to the TCCC All-Academic Team for the second straight season. Emerson played in 22 games and batted in nine runs. 

McFadden started 30 of the 31 games he appeared in and was 6-6 on stolen base attempts. He drove in 12 and scored 13 times. Hoagboon had the second best batting average on the team hitting .340 in 30 games. He led the team with 26 runs scored and had the third highest amount of hits with 34. 

Bertuccio threw 46 innings and recorded 35 strikeouts, which were most on the team. He started eight games and went the distance three times. Schilling made five appearances out of the bullpen this season. 

Ten sophomores made up the bulk of the 2010 roster and they included Ryan Farris (Nashua, N.H.), Greg Mehuron (Waitsfield, Vt.), Matt Rosa (Manchester, N.H.), Greg Doucette (Ipswich, Mass.), Matt Emond (Hooksett, N.H.), Ricky Perzentz (Westport, Mass.), Ryan Gillan (Alton, N.H.), Justin Martin (Lebanon, N.H.), Adam Wilson (Woodsville, N.H.) and Brendan Harding (Medford, Mass.). 

Farris appeared in 11 games, but hit .333 and scored ten times in that span. Emond played in 14 games, while hitting .308 at the plate. Martin started in all 27 of the games he appeared in. He anchored the defense at first base and had the second best fielding percentage on the team with a mark of .981. Martin also knocked in the third highest total of runner on the team with 21. 

Mehuron was stellar at the plate all season long and posted the fifth highest single-season batting average by hitting at a .404 clip. Greg led the team with his batting average and was 8th out of all players in the conference. He struck out just seven times in 99 official at-bats, ranking him 240th in the country as toughest to strike out. Greg also led the team in stolen bases (10) and on base percentage (.465), and was second on the team in slugging percentage (.465), RBI (25), and total bases (46). 

Six out of the team's ten pitchers were featured from the sophomore class. They combined for ten wins, three complete games, and struck out 78 batters. Perzentz led the squad in earned run average (ERA) with a 3.38. He had the third most innings pitched with 32 and earned two complete games including a shutout. Doucette was second on the team in ERA (3.75) and appeared in ten games. Gillan was second on the team in innings (38.1) and strikeouts (22). He went 3-3 with one no decision in seven appearances. Harding, Wilson and Rosa combined to appear in 23 games mostly out of the bullpen.

Freshmen Ryan Bernstein (Newtown, Pa.), Jordie Scheiner (Redding, Conn.), Tyler Stotz (Amesbury, Mass.), Cameron Knight (Cambridge, Mass.), and Matt Muldoon (Malden, Mass.) all saw significant time on the field and at the plate in their first season.

Stotz and Bernstein, who also played on the men's soccer team in the fall, combined to score 21 runs and drive in 17. Knight saw the most action of the freshmen with 30 starts in 31 games played. He hit five doubles and knocked in 16. Muldoon and Scheiner appeared in 21 and 17 games, respectively.