It was a mixed bag in terms of results for the Pierson boys and girls basketball teams and the Bridgehampton boys basketball team last week.
The Killer Bees held steady with a 5-5 record after splitting games, beating Southold, 65-36, at home on January 22 before losing to undefeated league leader Stony Brook in a 68-41 road game on Friday. The Pierson boys also split their games, easily cruising past Smithtown Christian for a 69-48 home win on January 22 before taking just their second loss of the league season, falling, 59-49, at Greenport on Friday.
The Lady Whalers, meanwhile, fell just short in a rematch with Class C rival Port Jefferson, losing 39-36 at home on Friday. Before that, they beat Smithtown Christian, 47-27, on the road on January 22.
The Killer Bees held steady with a 5-5 record after splitting games, beating Southold, 65-36, at home on January 22 before losing to undefeated league leader Stony Brook in a 68-41 road game on Friday. The Pierson boys also split their games, easily cruising past Smithtown Christian for a 69-48 home win on January 22 before taking just their second loss of the league season, falling, 59-49, at Greenport on Friday.
The Lady Whalers, meanwhile, fell just short in a rematch with Class C rival Port Jefferson, losing 39-36 at home on Friday. Before that, they beat Smithtown Christian, 47-27, on the road on January 22.


Jan 28, 2013 4:39 PM




















