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WEEK 8 FOOTBALL: HB, EH Look Ahead To Playoffs; WH, SH Left Home
Hampton Bays and East Hampton stamped their tickets to the playoffs with different degrees of emphasis. The Baymen held off Shoreham-Wading River to earn their first home game since 1984; Bonac lost its chance at a home-field advantage with a seven-point home defeat at the hands of Hauppauge.
McAllister Tops Classmates To Capture Hurricane 5K; Penn, Kelly Win Triple Crown
In entering the football complex and making one final loop around Hansen Field, McAllister was able to maintain his slight lead over his Westhampton cross country and track teammate down the back stretch. The sophomore registered a time of 16 minutes, 23 seconds, to eke out the win in the third leg of the Hamptons Triple Crown.
On Campus: Local High School Alumni Racking Up Accolades At College Level
With each school year that goes by, we bid adieu to the high school athletes who lit up the East End for one or more seasons for one or more years. This fall, a vast number of them are doing the same on their college campuses, whether it's on the football field, the soccer pitch, or the volleyball court. Here's a look at who's doing what and where.
Successful Saturday Puts Time For Teens 5K In Motion
Bill Reed was in control from the start at the first annual Time For Teens 5K. The Hampton Bays resident and local race regular posted a time of 18 minutes, 6 seconds, which averages out to 5:50 per mile. The inaugural race drew a small crowd of 29 runners and walkers, but it figures only to grow.
A Rare Doubleheader: Kraus Runs Shelter Island 5K, Gets Married In Afternoon
Even before the race started, Janelle Kraus was in a celebratory mode. The day was to be grand, no matter how she finished in her hometown race, Saturday's Shelter Island 5K Run/Walk For Breast Cancer. She was back home, she had her best of friends beside her, and after the race was over, they'd all get back together again for her wedding that afternoon. It was quite a day indeed for Kraus and her Shelter Island family.
WEEK 6 FOOTBALL: Baymen Roll To 6-0 With Thrilling Win Over Bayport; EH, WH Jockey For Playoffs
Hampton Bays and East Hampton are well on their way to the playoffs, thanks in part to key victories this past weekend against Bayport-Blue Point and Deer Park respectively. Also in Division III, Westhampton came from behind in the fourth quarter to move to 3-3 on the year and dramatically increase their own postseason chances.
WEEK 7 FOOTBALL: Mariners Roll Behind New QB; Three East End Teams Suffer One-Point Losses
Behind sophomore quarterback Teague Florio, Southampton stayed in playoff contention with a rout of Mercy. The other three East End teams - East Hampton, Westhampton and Hampton Bays - are in the mix themselves but only after suffering heartbreaking losses in Week 7.
Wolff Makes It A Trifecta At Serpent's Back Mountain Bike Duathlon
The workout, the after-party, the camaraderie, they're all well and good. They're not why Brian Wolff journeyed from Sound Beach to Montauk on Sunday morning for the sixth annual Serpent's Back Mountain Bike Duathlon. He came to win.
Pearlman, Allen Go The Distance To Repeat As Hamptons Marathon Champs
Oz Pearlman, a 27-year-old magician from Manhattan, wore the No. 1 bib as the defending champion of the Hamptons Marathon, and defend his championship he did. Pearlman broke away from the pack early and cruised to victory, posting a time of 2:39:24. He led by four minutes a quarter of the way through, extended it to six at the 13-mile mark and dialed it up to win by better than 12 minutes over second-place Michael Bryson.
WEEK 5 FOOTBALL: Heneveld (4 TDs) Powers East Hampton Past Westhampton; Baymen To 5-0
Austin Heneveld racked up four touchdowns as East Hampton moved its record to 4-1 with a 35-21 victory over Westhampton on Friday night. On Saturday, Hampton Bays stayed unbeaten by holding off a surging Port Jefferson squad to win 35-21 as well.
Liguori Charity Golf Classic Pairs Up Goodwill And Good Times
Draw up how you'd like to start your work week and this might be what it looks like, exactly how it would go. A day on the links - not too hot, not too cold - a little competition, good company, fine fare, and best of all, at Monday's 2nd Annual Ann Liguori Foundation Charity Golf Classic, all proceeds went toward the American Cancer Society and Healthy Children, Healthy Futures, a wellness program that teaches East End youth about good nutrition and fitness. Gallery
WEEK 4 FOOTBALL: Hobbled Hurricanes Still Blast Miller Place; HB Up To 4-0
The future is now for the Hurricanes. Riddled by injuries, Westhampton had to turn to its talented underclassmen in a crucial matchup with Miller Place on Saturday, and the youngsters stepped up to the challenge. Westhampton impressively knocked off the Panthers 24-7 during an action-packed weekend that included romps by Hampton Bays and Southampton, as well as East Hampton being knocked from the unbeaten ranks.
Safe Harbor: The Trip To Three Mile Harbor
Sailing through Gardiner's Bay brings a realization that you are really on the edge of the world. On the west you have your home, the Twin Forks of Long Island. To the east is nothing but the sea - an expanse of waves and sky and clouds that stretch your imagination. You know that Block Island, Newport, and the Cape are out there but the Bay conjures up images of the East End's mythical past.
Old Montauk Athletic Club To Honor Clark And Brown At Annual Awards Dinner
Year after year, the Old Montauk Athletic Club has honored some of the region's most prolific men and women in sports. This year will be no exception as Cliff Clark, accomplished runner and founder of the Shelter Island 10K, as well as Laura Brown, a force on the East End road race circuit, at the organization's annual awards dinner to be held at Della Femina's in East Hampton on Monday, November 30.
Skywalk Kiteboarding - What A Ride!
Part wakeboarding, part windsurfing, part paragliding and all fun, if you've been to the beach out here in the past few years, you've most likely seen the kites from a distance looking like brightly colored crescents twisting and diving gracefully through the air attached on the other end to a person cutting through the waves on a wakeboard.
Sag Harbor Sailing: Taming The Deep Blue Sea
Sullivan and Tompkins are passionate about what they do - sailing and teaching others how to sail. Since its opening in 1997, the outfit has been the headquarters for hundreds of sailing enthusiasts, no matter the experience. 2 comments
Ferrari Rally Revs Up Enthusiasts' Love For Autostrada's Classic Legend
Under the broiling sun, these beauties of Ferrari magnificence glimmered, shimmered and were 'all that' - reminding me that I had forgotten to advise the valet not to use the driver side window in my car, as it tends to slip down inside the door. 2 comments Gallery
Sag Harbor Honors Fallen Hero At Memorial Fishing Tournament
More than 100 fishermen left Long Wharf for the inaugural Lance Corporal Jordan Haerter Memorial Fishing Tournament, which honored the United States Marine from Sag Harbor who was killed in Iraq. Everyone had their fill of food, beverages and good times at the daylong gala; however, no one lost sight of why they were there in the first place.
WEEK 2 FOOTBALL: South Fork Teams Sweep Thursday; Bonac, Baymen Roll To 2-0
Thursday was a fine day for the South Fork squads, two of which looked to remain unbeaten and did so, and two others who looked to even their record. On short rest, East Hampton, Hampton Bays, Southampton and Westhampton won big, won by a miniscule margin, but the bottom line was that they won.
Shelter Island's Clark-Nissen Sets Sights On London Olympic Games
They've both gone through the levels upon levels of qualifying races, the travel, and the innumerable hours of training. What Team GO SAIL discovered in Beijing, though, is that once they were on the water, the surroundings weren't unlike the waters they'd trained and raced on leading up to the Olympics.
Arts & EntertainmentThe Westhampton Beach Performing Arts Center Presents Los Lobos Southampton Historical Society Announces Upcoming Events Richard Demato - An Art Gallery Owner With Heart Bluesman Keb' Mo' Mixes It Up In Westhampton Beach Japan Classic Live For The United Nations Musical Performs At Stony Brook Southampton Avram Theatre Celebrities Flock Together In Support Of The Tisch School Of The Arts Annual Gala |
Home & GardenThe Durst Organization Honored By New York League Of Conservation Voters The American Four Square House - A Classic Or Not? Green Drinks Toasts Gold Level LEED Certified Atelier In Water Mill Think Garden Season's Over? Not So Fast! |
Food & WineNews You Can Eat Three Food Drives To Be Held To Benefit Island Harvest Bamboo's Clementine Martini Mary's Magical Margarita Frozen Cream Pie Wicked Concoctions For Your Monster Mash Best Ever Hamptons Apple Pie |
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