A Triumphant Day for Young Triathletes
Children ages 10 to 17 embarked in the youth-distance triathlon to benefit i-tri, a local non-profit that helps middle school girls gain confidence and conquer body image issues while achieving fitness goals through triathlon and mental health training. Shorter than a traditional triathlon, participants started with a 300-yard open water swim, which led to a 7-mile bike ride and, lastly, a 1.5-mile run.
McGowin Narrows His Focus and Results Improve
As things stand now, Kyle McGowin takes the mound with the Harrisburg Senators every fifth day and that is where his focus has remained.
Youth Triathlon Returns to Long Beach on Saturday
Boys and girls ages 10 through 17 will participate in the BNB Hamptons Youth Triathlon this Saturday, July 14, to benefit i-tri.
A Kid from Texas Crushing the Hamptons League
Down in Texas, there are two types of young athletes: those who play football, and those who do not. Nick Thornquist was one of those athletes who chose to go a different route.
Sag Harbor Little League All-Star Teams are Up and Down in Pool Play
A pair of Sag Harbor Little League all-star teams saw mixed results during the latest pool play of District 36 action.
Kruel’s Run as a Whaler Nears Its End
Nick Kruel ‘s baseball career has been a rollercoaster ride over the last six years. The soon-to-be senior at the University of Tampa went from being a state semifinalist at Pierson to playing for one of the top Division II programs in the country.
PADDLE UP: Teen Readies for Block Island Challenge
Maeve O’Donoghue loves adventure, loves sports and loves the water, so the idea of stepping onto a stand-up paddleboard to take on the 18-mile Block Island Challenge was pretty much a no-brainer.
Annual Stony Hill Benefit To Award Equestrian Scholarships
Stony Hill Stables in Amagansett will host its annual Stony Hill Stables Foundation Benefit on Saturday, June 30, from 6 to 8 p.m. on the grounds of the stables on Town Lane.
Winner Runs Away with Shelter Island 10K
Linus Kiplagat, a 23-year-old Kenya-born runner, finished all alone in warm and humid conditions at the front of the Shelter Island 10K race on Saturday.
Caddy Returns to the East End with a Decade on the Job
Reynolds Robinson,a graduate of Pierson High School, traded in his desk job to make a living as a professional golf caddy.
PHOTOS: Shinnecock’s the Story, but Koepka Has Last Word
Shinnecock Hills proved its might over the weekend as the best golfers in the world flocked to Southampton for the 118th United States Open.
PHOTOS: Crowds Flock to Shinnecock Thursday for U.S. Open
An estimated crowd of 30,000 people filled the ground of the Shinnecock Hills Golf Club in Southampton on Thursday as the 118thUnited States Open began with its opening round of play.
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.
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A Celebration of All Things Sly Comes to Sag Harbor
On Thursday, September 27, Dan Koontz and his hand-picked posse will kick off the eighth season of the Sag Harbor American Music Festival performing the songs made famous by Sly and the Family Stone at 8 p.m. at the Bay Street Theater in Sag Harbor.
Thiele Pitches Commuter Trains in Sag Harbor
Members of the Teachers Association of Sag Harbor, the union of faculty employed by the Sag Harbor School District, expressed cautious support of the proposed South Fork Commuter Connection in a survey conducted by the school district last week.
Hurricane of 1938: Old Negatives Offer New View Of Storm’s Fury
Both black-and-white photographs—the first of a house near Lake Agawam, and the second of a home along Meadow Lane—were taken in Southampton Village shortly after the Category 3 hurricane, later named “The Long Island Express,” steamrolled the East End on the afternoon of September 21, 1938.