By Benito Vila

It started ugly for T&S Mott last Thursday and didn’t get any better as the game went on, Sag Harbor Liquors coming away with a 14-4 win to take the 2010 Sag Harbor Mens’ FastPitch Softball League championship.
The league trophy left Mashashimuet Park the property of Billy Schmitz, Jeremy Karl, Kelly Fox, Jeff [...]

By Raun Norquist
World-class equitation, hunter and show jumper competition returns to Bridgehampton with the 35th Hampton Classic Horse Show, opening August 29 thru September 5. Long-time Hampton Classic course designer, Olympic Gold Medalist, Conrad Homfeld, has stepped aside this year, handing off design of the jumping courses in the Grand Prix Ring to internationally renowned [...]

By Benito Vila
For as many people as there were in Mashashimuet Park Tuesday night, it was eerily quiet when Billy Schmitz turned on a Bob Burden pitch and lined it over the fence for a 6-0 Sag Harbor Liquors lead in the top of the fourth inning.
All that could be heard was Burden muttering as [...]

By Andrew Rudansky
After all the pre-game back and forth between adversaries, all of the trash talking and predictions, it is often the action in the game that speaks loudest. So last week when two team captains of the Artists vs. Writers Charity Softball Game, Ken Auletta of the Writers and Leif Hope of the Artists, [...]

By Andrew Rudansky
Squash in America has historically been hidden from public view behind the ivy covered walls of top-universities and private clubs. Public clubs were generally unheard of, and only the richest and most privileged people had access to quality indoor courts for playing. That was the situation that faced SYS board member Walter Glennon [...]

By Benito Vila
This is it; game on the line. That was a feeling had more than once by players and fans alike in the opener of the Sag Harbor Mens’ Fastpitch Softball League playoffs on Tuesday.
When it all played out and the dust settled, Beyel Plumbing & Heating came off the field with a 6-5 [...]

By Andrew Rudansky

The Hamptons Collegiate League playoffs took place this weekend and for the second year in a row the Sag Harbor Whalers were not invited to the dance. This year the Whalers went 16 and 25 in the 41-game regular season, putting them two games back from the fourth place Southampton Breakers. The team [...]

By Benito Vila

“It’s not over ‘til it’s over,” is one of Yogi Berra’s most often repeated and more insightful statements.
While it’s the unknown that’s creating havoc for the Sag Harbor Mens’ Modified Fastpitch Softball League for this coming week, the unexpected played a role in this last week’s results.
When T&S Mott topped Sag Harbor Liquors [...]

By Andrew Rudansky
The baseball idiom “he’s due” is used to describe a player in a slump that is bound to perform big. Before their 2004 World Series win the Boston Red Sox were due. In the search of Home Run number 600 Alex Rodriguez is due. The Sag Harbor Whalers are certainly in a slump, [...]

By Benito Vila

With one week remaining in regular season play, the likely playoff pairings in for the Sag Harbor Mens’ Modified Fastpitch Softball League are still in question. This past week though saw Decker’s Scrubs and Beyel Plumbing and Heating come away with much-needed wins to close in on the last two playoff spots.

Going into [...]