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Knight Will Represent HLA at World Lifesaving Championships in Australia

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East Hampton resident Liam Knight, 16, will compete at the World Lifesaving Championships in Australia in August.   MELISSA KNIGHT

East Hampton resident Liam Knight, 16, will compete at the World Lifesaving Championships in Australia in August. MELISSA KNIGHT

East Hampton resident Liam Knight, 16, will compete at the World Lifesaving Championships in Australia in August.   MELISSA KNIGHT

East Hampton resident Liam Knight, 16, will compete at the World Lifesaving Championships in Australia in August. MELISSA KNIGHT

East Hampton resident Liam Knight, 16, will compete at the World Lifesaving Championships in Australia in August.   MELISSA KNIGHT

East Hampton resident Liam Knight, 16, will compete at the World Lifesaving Championships in Australia in August. MELISSA KNIGHT

Liam Knight competing in a local junior lifeguard competition in 2022.   CINTIA PARSONS

Liam Knight competing in a local junior lifeguard competition in 2022. CINTIA PARSONS

authorCailin Riley on Jul 10, 2024
For the first time since 2019, the Hampton Lifeguard Association will have representation on the international stage. Liam Knight, 16, of East Hampton was named to the United States Lifesaving... more

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