East Hampton Athletic Director Joe Vasile-Cozzo opens the East Hampton Athletic Hall Of Fame induction ceremony on Saturday morning.
Richard Schneider, East Hampton Athletic Hall Of Fame president. DREW BUDD
Richard Schneider hands Dickinson Baker his Hall Of Fame plaque. DREW BUDD
Dickinson Baker was the first inductee on Saturday morning. DREW BUDD
East Hampton Athletic Hall Of Fame Vice President Randi Cherill hands Matthew Rubenstein his plaque. DREW BUDD
Matthew Rubenstein was inducted into East Hampton's Hall of Fame on Saturday morning. DREW BUDD
Jim Stewart speaks about Frank "Sprig" Gardner, one of the inductees on Saturday morning. DREW BUDD
Dave Cheney speaks about Frank "Sprig" Gardner. DREW BUDD
Sarah Topping, left, and Courtney Wingate introduce the 2009 girls volleyball team, one of two teams which were inducted this past weekend. DREW BUDD
Members of the 2009 girls volleyball watch a message from their head coach Kathy McGeehan, who could not attend the ceremony. DREW BUDD
East Hampton's 2009 girls volleyball team, which reached the New York State Final Four, the furthest any team in program history has gone, was inducted into the hall of fame this past weekend. DREW BUDD
Jim Stewart introduces members of the 1966 wrestling team, which was inducted this past weekend. DREW BUDD
John speaks about the 1966 wrestling, which he was a part of. DREW BUDD
Members of the 1966 wrestling team which was inducted this past weekend. DREW BUDD
Joe Vasile-Cozzo, Annemarie Brown and other members of the East Hampton Athletic Hall Of Fame committee unveil the newly minted plaques on the wall that faces the entrance to East Hampton High School's gym. DREW BUDD
Matthew Rubenstein's plaque. DREW BUDD
The 2009 girls volleyball team's plaque. DREW BUDD
The 1966 wrestling team's plaque. DREW BUDD
Thomas McGintee's plaque. DREW BUDD
Frank "Sprig" Gardner plaque. DREW BUDD
Dickinson Baker's plaque. DREW BUDD
East Hampton Athletic Director Joe Vasile-Cozzo opens the East Hampton Athletic Hall Of Fame induction ceremony on Saturday morning.
Richard Schneider, East Hampton Athletic Hall Of Fame president. DREW BUDD
Richard Schneider hands Dickinson Baker his Hall Of Fame plaque. DREW BUDD
Dickinson Baker was the first inductee on Saturday morning. DREW BUDD
East Hampton Athletic Hall Of Fame Vice President Randi Cherill hands Matthew Rubenstein his plaque. DREW BUDD
Matthew Rubenstein was inducted into East Hampton's Hall of Fame on Saturday morning. DREW BUDD
Jim Stewart speaks about Frank "Sprig" Gardner, one of the inductees on Saturday morning. DREW BUDD
Dave Cheney speaks about Frank "Sprig" Gardner. DREW BUDD
Sarah Topping, left, and Courtney Wingate introduce the 2009 girls volleyball team, one of two teams which were inducted this past weekend. DREW BUDD
Members of the 2009 girls volleyball watch a message from their head coach Kathy McGeehan, who could not attend the ceremony. DREW BUDD
East Hampton's 2009 girls volleyball team, which reached the New York State Final Four, the furthest any team in program history has gone, was inducted into the hall of fame this past weekend. DREW BUDD
Jim Stewart introduces members of the 1966 wrestling team, which was inducted this past weekend. DREW BUDD
John speaks about the 1966 wrestling, which he was a part of. DREW BUDD
Members of the 1966 wrestling team which was inducted this past weekend. DREW BUDD
Joe Vasile-Cozzo, Annemarie Brown and other members of the East Hampton Athletic Hall Of Fame committee unveil the newly minted plaques on the wall that faces the entrance to East Hampton High School's gym. DREW BUDD
Matthew Rubenstein's plaque. DREW BUDD
The 2009 girls volleyball team's plaque. DREW BUDD
The 1966 wrestling team's plaque. DREW BUDD
Thomas McGintee's plaque. DREW BUDD
Frank "Sprig" Gardner plaque. DREW BUDD
Dickinson Baker's plaque. DREW BUDD
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