Jan 22, 2013 9:03 AM
What a difference a week can make.
After a blowout loss to rival Pierson on January 11—which came on the heels of a forfeit to Class D rival Shelter Island, due to a lack of players—the Bridgehampton boys basketball team had hit what could certainly be called a low point of its season. The Killer Bees had only two league wins, and barely any players on their bench, due to illness and other issues.
But things turned around for the team last week, as it picked up a pair of league wins to get back to a .500 record and keep its playoff hopes alive.
Bridgehampton opened last week with a 67-53 win over Class D rival Ross at home on Tuesday, January 15, before beating longtime rival Greenport—a Class C school this... more
After a blowout loss to rival Pierson on January 11—which came on the heels of a forfeit to Class D rival Shelter Island, due to a lack of players—the Bridgehampton boys basketball team had hit what could certainly be called a low point of its season. The Killer Bees had only two league wins, and barely any players on their bench, due to illness and other issues.
But things turned around for the team last week, as it picked up a pair of league wins to get back to a .500 record and keep its playoff hopes alive.
Bridgehampton opened last week with a 67-53 win over Class D rival Ross at home on Tuesday, January 15, before beating longtime rival Greenport—a Class C school this... more
