Shelter Island 10K Leaves Its Mark on the Community
There have been countless organizations that over the last four decades have benefited from the Shelter Island 10K, which will be held on Saturday, June 16, for the 39thconsecutive year.
Bubka Looks Back at a Career that Began in Sag Harbor
It all began with bike rides from Bob Bubka's family home on Jermain Avenue to the sand greens at the Sag Harbor Golf Club, where he developed his love for the game of golf at an early age.
Caddy Returns to Shinnecock with a Success Story
This week Bock, 48, has returned to the East End, still walking among greats of the game, but now as a caddy for professional Kevin Kisner as they prepare to take on the best golfers in the world at Shinnecock Hills and the 118thUnited States Open.
A Classic Visitor Wins Sag Harbor Cup
Saturday’s race was held in in stiff winds in Noyac Bay with The Blue Peter and her captain, Mathew Barker, finishing first overall with a corrected time of 3 hours, 19 minutes and 52 seconds.
A New Season of Collegiate Baseball Begins at Mashashimuet Park
The Sag Harbor Whalers of the Hamptons Collegiate Baseball League kicked off their 11thseason this week with a pair of games at Mashashimuet Park,...
Whalers’ Dream Ride Comes to a Disappointing End
For a team that won 21 games this season on strong pitching and aggressive base running, both proved to be their undoing at St. Joseph’s College in Patchogue, where a 4-2 Pierson lead evaporated in the seventh and final inning.
Playing and Painting the World’s Great Golf Courses
Lee Wybranski has always been nearsighted and thin — self-admittedly, a pretty lousy combination for a golf caddy.
Bonac Tennis Bows Out of Team Tournament
Competing as the fifth seed in the Suffolk County Team Tournament, the Bonackers, who include players from Pierson and Bridgehampton among their ranks, beat Sachem at home on May 22.
An Epic Weekend at Epic Martial Arts
Students at Epic Martial Arts in Sag Harbor spent their Saturday of Memorial Day weekend on the street as they raised pledges for their upcoming annual fundraiser for St. Jude Children's Hospital.
Whalers Take Back County Championship from Southold
Pierson (21-2) will face the Class C champion from Nassau County on Thursday, May 31, at St. Joseph’s College in Patchogue.
Pierson Knocks Off Southold To Advance in Postseason
Pierson’s senior righthander was steady on the mound through six rain-soaked innings and his team’s offense was explosive in support as the Whalers crushed Southold, 10-1, to advance in the double-elimination Class C tournament.
Sag Harbor Cup Returns with Added Style
There will be one standout this year when the race sets off in the waters off Sag Harbor on June 2. The Blue Peter, to be sure, is no ordinary sailboat.
Community — and Accountability — are Growing at the Park
The Sag Harbor-Bridgehampton Little League is being run by a new 10-person board, including five members of an executive board who, quite literally, have re-written the rules and code of conduct for players, coaches and parents.
Whalers Take First Step Toward County Baseball Title
LaBorne pitched a complete-game, one-hit shutout and led the Whalers to a 1-0 victory in a pitcher’s duel for the ages at Mashashimuet Park, giving Pierson a major leg up in its chase for a county championship.
Sports Wrap: Bitis Eyes 2019, Tennis Readies for Team Tournament, New Yorkers Win BH...
A disappointing season came to a close last week for the East Hampton girls lacrosse team, which won just a single game and earned another through a forfeit.
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Development Pressure Grows in Azurest, Sag Harbor Hills and Ninevah
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Sag Harbor School District Settles Long-Expired Administrators’ Contract
Top administrators in the Sag Harbor School District will receive pay raises of at least 1.9 percent in each of four years covered in a new contract that was approved by the Sag Harbor School Board in a 5-0 vote on Monday.
U.S. Open Seen as a Boon to Most
While official numbers were not made available by the United States Golfing Association (USGA), which runs the event, Southampton Supervisor Jay Schneiderman said that outside of the traffic woes, the event was largely a success.