Hamptons Adult Hardball Is Accepting New Players With Opening Day Right Around the Corner - 27 East
logo logo logo logo

East Hampton Press / Baseball / East Hampton Sports / Baseball / Southampton Press / Southampton Sports / Sag Harbor Express / Sag Harbor Sports / Baseball / 2155192

Hamptons Adult Hardball Is Accepting New Players With Opening Day Right Around the Corner

authorStaff Writer on May 2, 2023

Hamptons Adult Hardball, a 30 and over Wood Bat Baseball League, is looking for players for the 2023 summer season, which is slated to open May 21 with a doubleheader at the Bridgehampton School starting at 9 a.m.

Games take place in Southampton, Bridgehampton and Sag Harbor.

The 2023 season will feature the reigning champs, the Harbor Krakens, managed by Tim Pilinko, along with the Southampton Brewers, managed by Pete Barylski, Sag Harbor Royals, managed by Jim Kinnier, and East End Ospreys, managed by Michael Chiarello.

For more information and to register, visit hamptonsadulthardball.com/player-registration.

You May Also Like:

Weekly Roundup: Meehan Pitches No-Hitter for Bonac Baseball; Bonac Girls Lacrosse Shuts Out North Babylon; McDonnell Records 200th Career Strikeout; Baymen Girls Lacrosse Earns First Win

Meehan No-Hits Hills West,
Leads East Hampton Baseball After losing the series opener, 11-6, on April ... 7 May 2025 by Staff Writer

First Spring Spirit Day Includes Exciting Pierson Baseball, Softball Games

A pair of wild Pierson varsity baseball and softball games welcomed in the first-ever Spring ... by Drew Budd

Rich Pecoraro Steers St. Joseph's-Brooklyn Baseball in His First Year as Collegiate Head Coach

Rich Pecoraro knew what he was getting into when he took over the St. Joseph’s-Brooklyn ... 6 May 2025 by Drew Budd

Weekly Roundup: Bonac Baseball Sweeps Harborfields; Bees Baseball Heading to Playoffs; Southampton Girls Golf and Boys/Girls Track Undefeated

Bonac Softball Breaks Out Bats Izzy Briand missed hitting for the cycle by a home run, going 4 for 4 with a double and a triple and three RBIs to lead the East Hampton softball team (3-5 in League V, 3-6 overall) to a 15-0 victory at Harborfields on Friday. Alexa Schaffer went 2 for 3 with a double, a triple and two RBIs. Maryjane Vickers went 2 for 3 with three RBIs and Ella Abran struck out four and only allowed three hits in five innings. Tintle Paves Way for East Hampton/Pierson Girls Lacrosse Ava Tintle scored six goals and assisted ... 29 Apr 2025 by Staff Writer

Pierson Honors One of Its Own, Then Beats Glenn for Third Straight Win

A little over two weeks ago, Kyle McGowin received a text from his godmother Karin ... 22 Apr 2025 by Drew Budd

Bridgehampton/Ross Baseball Seeks Playoff Spot This Week With Series Win Over Southold

The Bridgehampton/Ross baseball team is one win away from clinching a playoff spot after defeating ... by Drew Budd

Weekly Roundup: Bonac Girls Track Sets New School Record; Girls Lacrosse Wins First DI Game; Baymen Baseball Net Win Over Greenport

Bonac Baseball
Back in Win Column East Hampton (4-3 in League V) defeated visiting Harborfields, 9-4, on Monday to bring a quick halt to a three-game losing streak after getting swept by Eastport-South Manor two weeks ago. Despite being outhit by the Tornadoes, 9-5, the Bonackers made the hits count when needed, putting up five runs in the third to take a 5-2 lead, then scoring four runs in the fifth to extend that lead even further. Livs Kuplins went 2 for 2 with an RBI and a run scored. Tyler Hansen, Mason Miles, Carter Dickinson and Hudson Beckman each drove ... by Staff Writer

Weekly Roundup: Schaffer's Homer Walks It Off for Bonac Softball's First Win; Bonac Girls Track Wins First Dual; Hurricane Boys Lacrosse Has Won Three Straight

Schaffer’s Homer Walks It Off
For Bonac Softball The East Hampton softball team (1-5 overall) won its first game of the season in dramatic fashion on Friday at home. After Lydia Rowan’s triple in the bottom of the seventh scored the tying run, Alexa Schaffer won it with a three-run home run that capped the 13-10 come-from-behind victory for the Bonackers. Schaffer went 2 for 4 with three runs scored and four RBIs. Colleen McKee went 4 for 5 with a run scored and Isabel Briand went 2 for 4 and struck out four in the circle. Bonac Girls Track
Earns First ... 15 Apr 2025 by Staff Writer

Pierson To Honor Kyle McGowin This Saturday at Mashashimuet Park

Pierson High School and its baseball program are set to honor alumnus Kyle McGowin this ... by Staff Writer

No One Fights Alone: Local Schools Step Up for Coach Mike DeRosa’s Road to Recovery

Thursday, March 27, started out just like any other day for Michael DeRosa. The Bridgehampton ... 10 Apr 2025 by Drew Budd