Sports

Whether the East Hampton High School varsity and junior varsity girls volleyball teams won or lost matches with Amityville here Tuesday mattered little in light of the news that the players coached by Abigail Downs and Jacqueline Bates had raised around $15,000 for the Side-Out Foundation, a national organization that provides breast cancer treatment for women who can’t afford it and also finances breast cancer research.

From boys and girls soccer to field hockey to golf and tennis, read all about it.

I’ve probably seen “Jaws” a hundred times, including when it made its debut on the big screen at the East Hampton Cinema on June 20, 1975. I know the entire script word for word.

A homecoming triumph on the gridiron, and the RECenter opens with a splash.

Joe McKee, East Hampton High’s varsity football coach, said following his team’s 47-7 rout of Kings Park here Saturday that he hadn’t expected Bonac would have such an easy time of it, adding that he couldn’t remember a win over the Kingsmen “in the past 20 or 25 years.”

Catching up with East Hampton girls tennis, girls swimming, and boys and girls cross-country.

Rocky Point picked East Hampton as its homecoming opponent. Big mistake. The Bonackers on Saturday wreaked havoc at the North Shore school on their way to a 40-7 rout of the Eagles.

Runners will take to the streets of Southampton Village on Saturday for the 18th annual Hamptons Marathon, which will both start and end at Southampton Intermediate School on Leland Lane.

“It was a great game,” Don McGovern, the Bonac boys soccer coach, said of an East Hampton and Amityville tilt through 80 minutes of regulation and two 10-minute overtimes.

As we have now formally settled into fall, the changes on the fishing scene have commenced, as have the changes in weather.

From the complexities and curiosities of cricket in Southampton to surfers in giant swells off Montauk, it happened here.

I-Tri, the South Fork-based girls’ empowerment program, will host its annual Ride and Wine fund-raising cycling event on Oct. 5, with a new route and a new spot for its afterparty.