Nov 26, 2012 4:38 PM
The Hampton Bays girls basketball team might not be favored to win the Suffolk County Class B Championship this season—that distinction goes to defending champion and crosstown rival Southampton—but winning a county title is the only acceptable outcome for the Lady Baymen this year after being so close to winning one last season.
Hampton Bays led Southampton for most of last year’s county final, only to see its lead evaporate when Lady Mariner Noelle Hodges hit a jumper with 2:15 remaining in the game to put Southampton up for good. The loss ended what could have been a banner season for the Lady Baymen, who went 6-2 in League VII, which catapulted them into the postseason for the first time in five years.
Hampton Bays head coach Pat McGunnigle said it was... more
Hampton Bays led Southampton for most of last year’s county final, only to see its lead evaporate when Lady Mariner Noelle Hodges hit a jumper with 2:15 remaining in the game to put Southampton up for good. The loss ended what could have been a banner season for the Lady Baymen, who went 6-2 in League VII, which catapulted them into the postseason for the first time in five years.
Hampton Bays head coach Pat McGunnigle said it was... more
