It’s Wasn’t Always Easy For Eaise
Eaise has his ups and downs in a sport that is often defined by slumps and streaks.
Southampton Town East Men Win Battle Of Southampton
The Town of Southampton-East men continued to reign supreme at the Mike Diveris Battle of Southampton lifeguard competition, which was held at Scott Cameron Beach in Bridgehampton on Thursday, July 18.
All Three HCBL South Fork Teams Reach Postseason
All three South Fork teams will make the Hamptons Collegiate Baseball League playoffs, which are slated to begin this week.
Pierson Middle Schooler and Express Teammates Take Home a National Title
Ethan Bramoff, a 12-year-old rising seventh grader at Pierson
Middle School, took home a National Lacrosse Federation
Championship over the weekend
Soldier Ride Has Steered A Rebound For The Wounded Warrior Project
For Lieutenant General Michael Linnington, the blazing heat of Saturday’s “Soldier Ride”—over 24 miles of blacktop from Amagansett to Sag Harbor and back—was only the latest feet-to-the-fire test he’s had to endure since taking over one of the nation’s largest military veterans organizations, the Wounded Warrior Project, three years ago.
Pierson Grad Is Building a Career in Golf
Jack Brown today is a rising junior in the PGA Golf Management Program at Campbell University in Buies Creek, North Carolina.
A Surprise Winner of Youth Triathlon on Saturday
Parents and spectators flocked to Long Beach in Sag Harbor early Saturday morning to watch their sons and daughters compete in a triathlon organized by i-tri.
Youth Triathlon is Saturday at Long Beach
The BNB Hamptons Youth Triathlon, presented by Hampton Jitney and Farrell Fritz, is the main event of the summer season for i-tri, an organization...
HCBL Sets All-Star Rosters, Whalers in Fourth Place
The seventh annual Hamptons Collegiate Baseball League All-Star Game is set to begin at 6:30 p.m. on Saturday, July 13, at Cochran Park in Peconic.
Run Ends for Sag Harbor Little League Teams
The Sag Harbor 12-and-under All-Stars “ran into some headwinds” this week, according to coach Ben Gregor, in the form of a strong North Shore...
Pierson’s Sofia Mancino Is an Athlete for All Seasons
Sofia Mancino’s talent was evident from an early age during recess at Sag Harbor Elementary and on the practice fields at Mashashimuet Park.
East Hampton Historical Farm Museum Hosts 19th Century Inspired Baseball Game
They say that “everything old is new again” and that was certainly the case at East Hampton’s Herrick Park this weekend.
Southampton Soccer Club Sees Growth
Several teams within the organization have ascended the ranks, playing in elite divisions and tournaments outside of the Long Island Junior Soccer League.
Good Start for Sag Harbor Little League All-Stars
The Sag Harbor 12-and-under All-Stars started its run in the District 36 Tournament with a pair of victories.
Whalers Fall Back with Rest of the Pack in HCBL
Since their blistering start, the Whalers (10-8) have only won three of their last 11 games, as of Monday morning.
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David Bouchier Offers a Taste of The Real South of France
WSHU FM’s weekly essayist and Long Island resident David Bouchier will be at the Rogers Memorial Library on Thursday, September 19, at 1 p.m. to give a talk entitled, “The Real South of France.”
Going For the Greek at the East Hampton Library
On Saturday, September 14 at 1 p.m., George Theotacatos gives an author talk at East Hampton Library on his book “Finding Ithaka.”
Sag School Board Frustrated by Learning Center Timeline
Ed Bernhauer, a senior architectural designer with IBI Group, distributed a schedule showing Sag Harbor residents and the Sag Harbor School District Board of Education the progress of the already delayed Sag Harbor Learning Center building on Division Street at Monday night’s School Board meeting.