Jack Graves

1 week ago | easthamptonstar.com | Jack Graves

Last winter and the one just passed have proved less daunting for some here than in the past thanks to the presence of the Hamptons Run Club, which is overseen by Edwin Garcia of Montauk, a personal trainer in his early 40s who said during a recent conversation at The Star that he had Body Tech’s Mike Bahel to thank for his career.

1 week ago | easthamptonstar.com | Jack Graves

Anyone who has played a racket sport, such as tennis, platform tennis, squash, racquetball, or pickleball, will be able to pick up padel readily, Eymeric Chevalier, a 28-year-old Frenchman who’s to manage the three glassed-in Brisas padel courts at the East Hampton Indoor Tennis Club this season, said during a recent conversation at the club. Even a rank beginner will be able to catch on quickly to this fast-growing sport — “the fastest-growing one in the world,” Chevalier said.

2 weeks ago | easthamptonstar.com | Jack Graves

As the week began, East Hampton High’s boys tennis team was leading League IV with a 3-0 record and was 4-1 over all; the softball team, while 0-3, was proving to be competitive; the winless track team’s coaches were nevertheless citing impressive individual performances, and the 0-4 flag football team, whose roster, its coach, Erin Gillot, said, includes a number of first-timers, was “getting better and better in every game.” Moreover, the South Fork Islanders, a Southampton-based boys...

2 weeks ago | easthamptonstar.com | Jack Graves

It’s doubtful that East Hampton High’s baseball team is still flying under the radar, having swept its season-opening series with Hauppauge, the defending Long Island AA champion, an impressive feat in which Bonac’s pitchers were stingy and its hitters were productive. East Hampton capped the three-game sweep with a 3-1 win here on Sunday afternoon in a game that had been twice-postponed because of the damp, dreary weather.

3 weeks ago | easthamptonstar.com | Jack Graves

East Hampton High’s softball team set a record with three over-the-fence home runs — by Maryjane Vickers, Isabel Briand, and Alexa Schaffer — in its home opener here Saturday morning with Hauppauge, and outhit the Eagles 11 to 5, but the visitors, thanks largely to nine walks issued by Bonac pitching, wound up a 9-6 winner. The top of the third inning proved to be particularly disastrous.