Feb 21, 2012 12:56 PM
Junior Bonacker Thomas King throws up a shot from the base line. DREW BUDD PHOTOS
Thanks to a 63-44 victory at Westhampton Beach in its final game of the regular season on February 14, the East Hampton boys basketball team was able to even its League VI record at 6-6 and put an end to its two-year hiatus from the Suffolk County Class A playoffs.
On Saturday night, the Bonackers were at Shoreham/Wading River for their opening round playoff game against an all too familiar foe. East Hampton had split its regular season games with the Wildcats, having beaten them at home earlier in the season but lost, 76-34, in the team’s most recent matchup on February 7.
After a close first half, East Hampton finally succumbed to the Wildcats’ size and timely shooting in the second half, as Shoreham/Wading River won, 51-40, to advance to the... more
On Saturday night, the Bonackers were at Shoreham/Wading River for their opening round playoff game against an all too familiar foe. East Hampton had split its regular season games with the Wildcats, having beaten them at home earlier in the season but lost, 76-34, in the team’s most recent matchup on February 7.
After a close first half, East Hampton finally succumbed to the Wildcats’ size and timely shooting in the second half, as Shoreham/Wading River won, 51-40, to advance to the... more
