Hurricanes impress at home tournament
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The scene that took place in the 160-pound weight class in the championship match at the Westhampton Beach Dual Meet Tournament on Saturday more closely resembled what one would see in a boxing ring than on a wrestling mat.
After a head-to-head collision with his opponent, Westhampton Beach junior Matt Mazarakis was left with a gaping, bloody wound above his eye, one that looked like it would knock him out of the match for good. But with first place in his team’s home tournament on the line and his team in a tight battle against... continue
Mariners lacking consistent play
The Southampton boys basketball team has had a rough start to its season.
The Mariners fell to 0-6 on the year with four... continue
Lady Sharks fall to Sayville in final round of tournament
The Eastport South Manor girls basketball team, which moved to League IV this season, was set finally to begin its league schedule... continue
Bruyn and Junior Mint make excellent team
Junior Mint, aka “Patti,” is the kind of pony little girls dream about—short, plump and button-cute, with an... continue
Bonackers suffer first loss to Red Devils
The East Hampton boys basketball team finally felt the effects of its challenging non-league schedule on December 27, suffering... continue
Local Links: Bizarre doings in the golf world
“When Tiger was 6 months old, he would sit in our garage, watching me hit balls into a net. He had been assimilating... continue
Future is bright for soccer standout
On the soccer field, Karl Rumph has made a name for himself as a talented player with a bright future, but his success has as much... continue
In The Field
Mike Wright covers the East End hunting and fishing scene
Like it or not, saltwater fishing licenses are coming
Happy New Year, fishermen and fowl hunters! I hope you all had a productive holiday season, either out at the blind, up in the... continue
South Fork Outdoors
Explore the East End with naturalist Mike Bottini
Seals are out and about in Montauk
Reports from Montauk State Park’s first three seal observation walks of the 2008-2009 season have been tallied, leaving no... continue
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