Lady Whalers Get Too Quiet
By Benito Vila
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Sometimes the more you work at something, the more you find what you have to do. That seems to be the lesson...
Ross/Pierson Track Near the Top
Last week the Ross/Pierson girls’ and boys’ varsity track teams traveled to Center Moriches and came away with several top performances. Sarah Barrett (Pierson)...
Too Many Ladies Left On
By Benito Vila
The idea is to get ‘em on, move ‘em up and get ‘em in. It sounds a bit like the theme to...
Whalers Open League Play With Come-From-Behind Win
By Benito Vila
There’s a moment in every contest when the outcome could go either way. Most often, the winner is determined by who can...
Pierson Boys Varsity Baseball vs. Mercy 4.1.2009
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8mUMMnJgt_8
Not Quite Right Yet: Teams Struggle in Scrimmages
By Benito Vila
The word “twitterpated” wonderfully describes the eager promise of spring; it’s a sudden, enjoyable excitement brought on by feeling free of winter...
Little League: Older Divisions Set
In what is annually the most difficult meeting of the year, the Sag Harbor Bridgehampton Little League board met Tuesday to review the results...
Tourneys at SYS
This weekend Southampton Youth Services is hosting a series of sporting events for all ages in its facility on Majors Path. On Friday, SYS...
Good Sports, Good Students
On Monday, Pierson Athletic Director Bill Madsen announced that 10 Pierson High School teams had earned team sportsmanship awards from Section XI of the...
Whaler Boys Look to Return to Playoffs
By Benito Vila
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Abundance is a good thing for the most part, but unexpectedly having more of something often means having to make changes. So...
High Hopes for Lady Whalers This Spring
By Benito Vila
There are two League VIII titles on the softball banner in the Pierson gym where even as recently as three years ago...
Little League Evaluations at SYS This Weekend
By Benito Vila
Ah, Little League: that rite of spring that makes some incredibly happy and others wildly apprehensive. The Sag Harbor Bridgehampton Little League...
Pair Scores in Rowing Competition
On Saturday March 7, Charles (Max) McIntosh and Lee Oldak, representing the Ross School and Sag Harbor Community Rowing respectively, attended the OLMA Sprints...
Minds Over Matter Time and Date Set
The sixth annual Minds Over Matter 5K is set to start at 8:30 a.m. on West Water Street in Sag Harbor on Saturday, May...
It Won’t Be Long: Practices Open, Scrimmages Next Week
By Benito Vila
The snow started to come down late Monday afternoon a week to the day after a nor’easter closed schools and made for...
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