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Mattituck’s Perkins fans a dozen on Senior Day
TUCKERS 7, MARINERS 1 Along with the bats, the balls, the gloves and the batting helmets, the word was spread to bring one more item for what was probably the Mattituck softball team’s final home game of the year: tissues. The Tuckers have seven seniors, all regular starters, many with deep roots...
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Mattituck’s Dwyer hits career-high 24 in loss
MARINERS 69, TUCKERS 52 A chance to see the difference between the top two girls basketball teams in Suffolk County League VII presented itself Tuesday night when first-place Southampton played second-place Mattituck. So, what exactly was the difference? Seventeen points. Paris Hodges brought her career scoring total to 998 points by striking for...
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Football: OT loss leaves Porters winless
MARINERS 26, PORTERS 20 (2 OT) Lyle Smith loves playing football so much that his coach joked that Smith saw to it that the final game of the season for both the Southampton and Greenport/Southold/Mattituck/Shelter Island football teams on Saturday went to overtime. Overtime would have been unnecessary had the Southampton junior...
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SBU, Southampton Hospital announce joint plans for medical center
The former campus of Southampton College could become the new home of Southampton Hospital under an agreement being negotiated between Stony Brook University, which owns the campus, and Southampton Hospital, officials announced Monday. Representatives with Stony Brook, which is part of the State University of New York (SUNY) system and Southampton...
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Boys Soccer: Homecoming spotlight shines on Burkhardt
TUCKERS 4, MARINERS 1 When soccer’s version of Friday night lights hit Mattituck High School, the Tuckers shined. Standing in the center of the spotlight was David Burkhardt, who enjoyed a magical night he will not soon forget. Mattituck scored 36 seconds into the game — the first of three goals within...
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Boys Soccer: Winless Porters see progress, with help on the way
BRIDGEHAMPTON NATIONAL BANK CUP | MARINERS 3, PORTERS 1 Help is on the way. That is something for the Greenport/Shelter Island high school boys soccer team to keep in mind. In the meantime, the Porters are helping themselves. Over the course of four non-league games, Greenport/Shelter Island has made undoubted progress, although it...
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Feature: Thanks to ‘drug court,’ they’re now sober
Three years ago, 25-year-old Jamie Kae White of Southampton was pushed out of a moving car in East Marion and suffered a serious brain injury. She spent six weeks in a medically induced coma, had part of her skull removed and replaced and then spent six months recovering in the hospital. After...
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Should plastic bags be banned from local stores?
Southold Town is considering banning the use of plastic bags at local stores. Diana Van Buren of North Fork Audubon pitched the idea to board members during a July 3 work session. East Hampton and Southampton villages already outlaw plastic bags, but a move to ban them townwide in Southampton failed last...
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Fishing trip from Mattituck leads to rescue of four men
A fishing trip out of Mattituck took a turn for the worst Saturday afternoon after four passengers noticed water flooding the lower cabin of their boat, Southampton Town Police said. The men, who had dropped anchor near Great Peconic River Buoy 24, which is located closest to Shinnecock Hills on the...
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Softball: Southampton shows no mercy against Mattituck
MARINERS 14, TUCKERS 2 (5 INNINGS) Coaches are instructors and players are pupils. That doesn’t mean, as Rick Hinrichs has found, that a coach cannot learn from his players. In what has been a trying season for Hinrichs’ Mattituck softball team, the Tuckers have had an impact in changing his outlook on...
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Baseball: Southampton beats Tuckers to get into playoffs
MARINERS 10, TUCKERS 1 In one of those interesting twists of baseball fate, the Southampton Mariners and the Mattituck Tuckers crossed paths once again — this time on the final day of the regular season for both teams. Back on April 4, Mattituck overcame a 3-0 deficit to post a 5-3 victory...
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Boys Lacrosse: Tuckers pick up their first win in Southampton
TUCKERS 16, MARINERS 4 If the Mattituck/Greenport/Southold boys lacrosse players are looking for any last-minute birthday gift ideas for their coach, he made it clear that a piece of team history would suit him just fine. Make that the first winning streak in team history. The Tuckers have the opportunity to do...
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Baseball: Bottom of order helps Tuckers top Southampton
TUCKERS 5, MARINERS 3 When a baseball team falls behind, 3-0, it needs its entire batting order to pull through, from top to bottom. And sometimes from bottom to top. It couldn’t be said that the bottom third of Mattituck’s lineup didn’t pull its weight on Wednesday. The Nos. 8 and 9...
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Girls Basketball: Southampton storms past Southold in Class B-C-D final
SUFFOLK CLASS B-C-D FINAL | MARINERS 56, FIRST SETTLERS 21 The sense among some court-side observers was that it was only a matter of time before Southampton’s superiority showed itself, and the Suffolk County Class B-C-D girls basketball final turned from a game into a rout. For the first quarter and...
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Boys Basketball: One half isn’t enough for Tuckers against Southampton
MARINERS 67, TUCKERS 45 If only a high school boys basketball game was only 16 minutes long. That might have been what the Mattituck Tuckers were thinking on Tuesday night. But, unfortunately for the Tuckers, one half does not a game make. When the full 32 minutes were played, it was Southampton...
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Softball: With Perkins pitching again, Tuckers cruise
Because of injuries and player absences, writing out lineup cards has been something of an adventure this season for Mattituck High School’s softball coach, Rick Hinrichs. Hinrichs waited until virtually the last minute to complete his lineup card on Monday — as he was walking toward home plate for the...
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With 4 dropped third strikes, 8 errors, Tuckers drop a game
The Southampton Mariners faced a tough pitcher in Sara Perkins of the Mattituck Tuckers, not to mention a wall of wind that held up any softballs that were hit in the air to the outfield. But that didn’t matter. It didn’t stop Southampton from banging out nine hits in a...
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Southampton girls stop Mattituck
SOUTHAMPTON — The Southampton High School girls basketball coach, Juni Wingfield, certainly understands what the Mattituck Tuckers are going through because he has been there. His rebuilt Mariners are on the verge of clinching a playoff berth for the first time in five years after defeating the Tuckers, 69-40, in a...
