Brawl Ends Southampton-Hampton Bays Game Early - 27 East
logo logo logo logo

Education / News / Southampton Press / 1440478

Brawl Ends Southampton-Hampton Bays Game Early

icon 9 Photos
Despite the efforts of punter Taylor Sanders, right, Hampton Bays junior Taylor Catz lunges for the pylon and scores on a 43-yard punt return at the end of the first quarter. BRETT MAUSER

Despite the efforts of punter Taylor Sanders, right, Hampton Bays junior Taylor Catz lunges for the pylon and scores on a 43-yard punt return at the end of the first quarter. BRETT MAUSER

Coaches and referees huddle to decide disciplinary action after the brawl. BRETT MAUSER

Coaches and referees huddle to decide disciplinary action after the brawl. BRETT MAUSER

Pierson junior Omar Lemus and Southold senior Shayne Johnson battle for the ball. DREW BUDD

Pierson junior Omar Lemus and Southold senior Shayne Johnson battle for the ball. DREW BUDD

Pierson junior Lily Kot and an East Rockaway player tie up for a jump ball. DREW BUDD

Pierson junior Lily Kot and an East Rockaway player tie up for a jump ball. DREW BUDD

Pierson junior Isabel Peters puts up a three. DREW BUDD

Pierson junior Isabel Peters puts up a three. DREW BUDD

Alex Lane hits Mariner quarterback Taylor Sanders just as he releases the ball. BRETT MAUSER

Alex Lane hits Mariner quarterback Taylor Sanders just as he releases the ball. BRETT MAUSER

The Southampton coaching staff talks to officials after a brawl that ultimately ended the game in the second quarter. BRETT MAUSER

The Southampton coaching staff talks to officials after a brawl that ultimately ended the game in the second quarter. BRETT MAUSER

Leaf miner damage, like this on columbines, is rarely treated. However, leaf miner damage on boxwoods can be disastrous. ANDREW MESSINGER

Leaf miner damage, like this on columbines, is rarely treated. However, leaf miner damage on boxwoods can be disastrous. ANDREW MESSINGER

Eastport South Manor District Superintendent Mark Nocero at the South Street Elementary School ribbon cutting last week. ERIN MCKINLEY

Eastport South Manor District Superintendent Mark Nocero at the South Street Elementary School ribbon cutting last week. ERIN MCKINLEY

author on Sep 28, 2012
What was supposed to be a celebration of high school football in the Town of Southampton turned ugly under the lights on Friday night. A brawl between members of the... more

You May Also Like:

The Bridgehampton Half Marathon Folds Due to Rising Costs

The Bridgehampton Half Marathon saw its final race in 2023, race organizers Amanda Moszkowski and ... 30 Apr 2024 by Drew Budd

Want To Play Pickleball? Southampton Town Makes It Easy — There’s Even an App!

As the spring weather is improving, pickleball players are moving to outdoor play all around ... by Vinny Mangano

Eileen H. Powers of Southampton Dies April 17

At any age, she would have died young. Such was the vitality of Eileen Powers, ... by Staff Writer

Robert S. Lockwood of Hutchinson Island, Florida, and Water Mill Dies April 19

Robert S. Lockwood was born in Connecticut on August 29, 1938. He is preceded in ... by Staff Writer

Santos Not Running for 1st District Seat After All

George Santos, who represented New York’s 3rd Congressional District until his expulsion from the House ... by Christopher Walsh

Tom Crowley of Hampton Bays Honored With Peace Pole at Good Ground Park

Tom Crowley of Hampton Bays, a 37-year member of the hamlet’s Rotary Club, was honored ... by Christopher Walsh

The Express News Group Wins Numerous Honors in State Newspaper Contest

Express News Group publications, editors, reporters, photographers, designers and advertising staff were honored with numerous ... by Staff Writer

Tamkeen Khan of Water Mill Dies April 29

Tamkeen Khan of Water Mill died on April 29 in Southampton. He was 83. A graveside service will take place on Thursday, May 2, at 1:30 p.m. at Southampton Cemetery. A full obituary will appear in a future edition. Arrangements by Brockett Funeral Home in Southampton. by Staff Writer

The Common Good

On Long Island in the 1950s, our large family had one car and went to Jones Beach every summer. My father, aunt and three uncles served in the war, and families with lost sons lived among us. We knew the meaning of bravery and sacrifice, and we voted with the best interests of our country at heart. Today, we seem to have forgotten what “the common good” means. I want our country to return to a time of trust in our neighbors, good-paying union jobs, and a belief in doing what’s right for everyone, especially working families, the backbone of ... by Staff Writer

Not a Swipe

In response to the letter written by George Lynch, “A Gratuitous Swipe” [Letters, April 25], where Mr. Lynch accuses me of being irrational, misleading, and calling my points “unsupported allegations,” I feel compelled to defend my positions. In my letter, “What Are We Doing?” [Letters, April 18], I note that the school impact study conducted by Nelson Pope Voorhis during the application phase of the workforce housing complex at Speonk Commons determined that Speonk-Remsenburg School would see an increase of four children. The actual school impact was three times greater. I also noted that the payment in lieu of taxes ... by Staff Writer