Oct 15, 2012 3:07 PM
It’s been an up-and-down season for the East Hampton football team, but thanks to a 28-6 home win over Port Jefferson on Friday, the Bonackers still have plenty to play for with two games left in the regular season.
After consecutive losses to two of the top three teams in Division IV, the Bonackers got back in the win column on Saturday against Port Jeff (1-5), blowing by the Royals with a powerful first-half effort on offense.
With the win, the Bonackers improved to 2-4 on the year, putting them in seventh place in Division IV with 103.320 power points. Undefeated Babylon (6-0, 136.850) sat in first, followed by Mount Sinai (5-1, 133.320), Shoreham/Wading River (5-1, 126.650), Hampton Bays (5-1, 118.720), Stony Brook (5-1, 118.520), Mercy (5-1, 115.390), and Elwood/John Glenn (2-4,... more
After consecutive losses to two of the top three teams in Division IV, the Bonackers got back in the win column on Saturday against Port Jeff (1-5), blowing by the Royals with a powerful first-half effort on offense.
With the win, the Bonackers improved to 2-4 on the year, putting them in seventh place in Division IV with 103.320 power points. Undefeated Babylon (6-0, 136.850) sat in first, followed by Mount Sinai (5-1, 133.320), Shoreham/Wading River (5-1, 126.650), Hampton Bays (5-1, 118.720), Stony Brook (5-1, 118.520), Mercy (5-1, 115.390), and Elwood/John Glenn (2-4,... more
