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Intramural Sports Give High School Athletes A Sense Of Normalcy In Uncertain Times

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Intramural soccer at Southampton High School. DANA SHAW

Intramural soccer at Southampton High School. DANA SHAW

Intramural soccer at Southampton High School. DANA SHAW

Intramural soccer at Southampton High School. DANA SHAW

Intramural field hockey at Southampton High School.

Intramural field hockey at Southampton High School.

Westhampton Beach softball coach Jeff Doroski gives throwing instruction to Marcella Fitzgerald. CAILIN RILEY

Westhampton Beach softball coach Jeff Doroski gives throwing instruction to Marcella Fitzgerald. CAILIN RILEY

Members of the Westhampton Beach boys and girls track and field teams out on the track last week for a socially distanced practice session as part of the school's intramurals program. Westhampton Beach is offering intramurals for traditional spring sports in October, and will offer the program for fall sport athletes in November. CAILIN RILEY

Members of the Westhampton Beach boys and girls track and field teams out on the track last week for a socially distanced practice session as part of the school's intramurals program. Westhampton Beach is offering intramurals for traditional spring sports in October, and will offer the program for fall sport athletes in November. CAILIN RILEY

Jeylee Lopez out on the field with her softball teammates as part of Westhampton Beach's intramurals program. CAILIN RILEY

Jeylee Lopez out on the field with her softball teammates as part of Westhampton Beach's intramurals program. CAILIN RILEY

Westhampton Beach juniors Katie Ryan and Cole Cammarata at intramural track practice last week. CAILIN RILEY

Westhampton Beach juniors Katie Ryan and Cole Cammarata at intramural track practice last week. CAILIN RILEY

authorCailin Riley on Oct 16, 2020
When Maureen Duffy walked onto Westhampton Beach High School’s turf field shortly after the dismissal bell rang on October 5, she wasn’t sure what to expect. But she’d already decided... more

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