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Noah Sanabria of Hampton Bays. DREW BUDD
Israel Pulla of Hampton Bays. DREW BUDD
Junior Kazmin Pensa-Johnson started the Baymen's season opener against Southold on March 30. DREW BUDD
Kazmin Pensa-Johnson gets tagged out at home plate trying to score on a passed ball. DREW BUDD
Hampton Bays head coach Robert Pinney comes out to congratulate pitcher Kazmin Pensa-Johnson after he struck out a batter to end an inning. DREW BUDD
Bayman Eustorgio Urbano catches a fly ball in right field then doubles up the runner off first base. DREW BUDD
Bayman Eustorgio Urbano catches a fly ball in right field then doubles up the runner off first base. DREW BUDD
Hampton Bays first baseman Jorge Hernandez catches a throw from rightfielder Eustorgio Urbano to complete a double play. DREW BUDD
Hampton Bays third baseman Lucas Magnozzi looks to throw to first base after fielding a ground ball. DREW BUDD
The East Hampton baseball team swept Harborfields in a three-game series to start the season. After winning the first game, 12-5, on March 30, the Bonackers defeated the Tornadoes, 4-1, on Friday, then completed the sweep on Sunday in a 3-2 victory. Michael Locascio had the walk-off hit in the bottom of the ninth in the finale. Jack Dickinson pitched 7 and 2/3 innings and struck out 12. Avery Siska had four hits in the first game of the series, including three doubles, and Colin Ruddy pitched a complete game and struck out 12 in game two.
The East Hampton/Pierson/Bridgehampton boys tennis team is 4-0 after its latest victory, a 5-2 decision at Connetquot on Monday.
The East Hampton/Pierson/Bridgehampton/Ross girls lacrosse team lost its first four games of the season, its latest coming this past Friday when it lost, 17-1, at home to Islip.
The Whalers suffered a lopsided 24-2 loss to Mattituck/Southold/Greenport up on the North Fork on March 31.
The South Fork boys lacrosse team lost its first two games of the season to Westhampton Beach and Longwood but responded with a pair of victories. Its first victory of the season came on March 31 in an 8-5 decision at Walt Whitman. Then, on Monday, in their first home game of the season, the Islanders defeated Riverhead, 10-6. In that victory, Charlie Corwin scored five goals, Jack Cooper won 15 of 18 face-offs and Stephen Sutton made 18 saves in goal.
The Southampton girls lacrosse team lost its latest game, 17-1, at home to Kings Park on Monday. Isabelle Palumbo scored the lone goal for Southampton.
The Mariners (1-2 overall) lost, 9-1, at Shoreham-Wading River on March 31, then lost, 15-1, at Elwood-John Glenn on Monday. Alex Boyd drew three walks and scored Southampton’s only run in the loss to Shoreham. Daniel McDonnell drove in Riley Herrmann for the Mariners only run against Glenn.
After losing their season opener, 4-3, at Babylon, the Mariners suffered back-to-back 6-1 losses at Southold/Greenport on March 31 then at Elwood-John Glenn on Saturday.
The Baymen (0-3 Division II) are still searching for their first victory of the season after suffering losses at Deer Park on March 31 and at Elwood/John Glenn on Monday.
After losing the season opener by a lopsided score to Southold on March 30, the Hampton Bays baseball team lost the next two games of the series by closer margins, both being 5-1 ball games.
The Baymen were run-ruled in their first three games to start the season, having lost to Miller Place on March 31, Elwood-John Glenn on April 2 and East Hampton on Monday.
Hampton Bays lost its latest two match by 7-0 scores at Shoreham-Wading River on Monday and home to Bayport-Blue Point on Friday. The Baymen lost their season opener, 5-2, at home to Southold/Greenport on March 30.
After losing its season opener, 6-1, at home to Ward Melville on March 25, the Westhampton Beach boys tennis team picked up three straight 7-0 victories in as many days, starting with William Floyd on March 30, Sachem the following day and Connetquot the day after that.
The Hurricanes were outscored, 32-4, in their three-game series with crosstown rival Eastport-South Manor last week. They then lost, 9-0, at Comsewogue on Monday.
After suffering their first loss of the season, 15-4, at Shoreham-Wading River on March 30, the Hurricanes returned home on Saturday and defeated Mattituck/Southold/Greenport, 12-4, to improve to 3-1 on the season. Morgan McEntee scored four goals and had an one assist in that game. Dan Naglieri added two goals and two assists, Gavin Arcuri had two goals and one assist and Conor Farnan made 11 saves in goal.
Staff Writer on Apr 6, 2022