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Our Lady of the Hamptons Boys Basketball Finds Redemption, Caps Off Perfect Season

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After finishing last season 9-1 the team was given the Sportsmanship Award banner, which only further motivated the team this season.

After finishing last season 9-1 the team was given the Sportsmanship Award banner, which only further motivated the team this season.

OLH eighth-grader Maxwell Notley defends against a St. John Paul II player.

OLH eighth-grader Maxwell Notley defends against a St. John Paul II player.

Our Lady of the Hamptons eighth graders, from left, Michael Campbell, Maxwell Notley and James Paccasassi.

Our Lady of the Hamptons eighth graders, from left, Michael Campbell, Maxwell Notley and James Paccasassi.

The Our Lady of the Hamptons boys basketball season finished a perfect 10-0 season last week. The team included, top row, from left; head coach Brian Spellman, eighth-graders Michael Campbell, Maxwell Notley, James Paccassasi; middle row, from left, seventh-graders Kai Gomolka, Ignatius Fulweiler, Thomas Sandoval, Jeremy Trelles, Emil Zaleski and Lucas Carbalall; and kneeling, from left; sixth-graders Caius Pasignajen-Pormentilla, Leo Spellman, Sebastian Herra-Gomez, Jadyn Phillips and Gerard Murphy.

The Our Lady of the Hamptons boys basketball season finished a perfect 10-0 season last week. The team included, top row, from left; head coach Brian Spellman, eighth-graders Michael Campbell, Maxwell Notley, James Paccassasi; middle row, from left, seventh-graders Kai Gomolka, Ignatius Fulweiler, Thomas Sandoval, Jeremy Trelles, Emil Zaleski and Lucas Carbalall; and kneeling, from left; sixth-graders Caius Pasignajen-Pormentilla, Leo Spellman, Sebastian Herra-Gomez, Jadyn Phillips and Gerard Murphy.

Drew Budd on Mar 14, 2023
Last season, the Our Lady of the Hamptons boys basketball team was staring down at a possible perfect undefeated season, only to lose by a single point on a last... more

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