East Hampton, United States (Local)
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Surprisingly, it was almost balmy on New Year's Day when, at 1 p.m., around 500 intrepid people plunged into the ocean at East Hampton Village's Main Beach with at least twice as many fellow citizens cheering them on.
Chris Vaccaro, the Suffolk County Sports Hall of Fame's president, announced this week that Howard and Kenny Wood, who led East Hampton High School
The Whalers, a first-year entry in the Suffolk County High School Hockey League's freshman division, made their second appearance of the season at the Buckskill Winter Club here Sunday night, routing Patchogue-Medford 11-1 in a nonleague game that delighted the Whalers' partisans.
East Hampton High's boys swimming team won handily at Central Islip on Jan. 10, improving its League 2 record to 3-1, and to 3-3 over all.
Dzmitry Daniliuk, the Buckskill Winter Club's personable 30-year-old Belarus-born hockey coach, began playing the sport in Minsk at the age of 6, soon after fleeing a ballet class in which his mother had enrolled him.
The Bridgehampton High School Killer Bees had won by 4 points at Greenport on Dec. 18, so it figured that Friday's high school boys basketball game with the Porters in the Beehive would be a battle.
Betsy Kenyon woke up at dawn on her 59th birthday two days after Christmas and decided to commemorate it with a 25.8-mile beach walk from Flying Point in Water Mill, where she lives part time, to Montauk.
This past weekend was the only one the Y.M.C.A. East Hampton RECenter's youth swim team, the Hurricanes, had off.
It's been four years since Richie Daunt has been in the ring, though, with his 35th birthday on the horizon, and with his 3-year-old daughter, Aria, cheering him on, the wiry, hard-hitting welterweight from Montauk is giving it one more go.
East Hampton High School's third-place boys swimming team finished the league season at 4-2, and at 4-4 over all, by virtue of an 85-76 win over Sayville-Bayport on Jan. 21.
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