Ed Grueter was one of the most prolific baseball players in BSC history. During his four years with the Bears (1988-91) the team qualified for postseason play (ECAC/NCAA) every season. He is BSC's only two-time NCAA All-American (1989/91) and a three-time All New England selection (1989-91). He holds the BSC career record for most hits (215), singles (164), doubles (33), total bases (293) and stolen bases (86). He had a career batting average of .438 with a season high of .489 in 1989.

Ed is still an active player with the local Easton Huskies of the Cranberry League who went to the 2002 World Series and played in the finals of the Stan Musial Tournament. He lives in Brockton, MA with his wife Danielle and son Nolan.