Education / News / Southampton Press / Neighborhood / 1774078

Baseball Returns To The Bridgehampton School

7 Photos

An aerial view of Bridgehampton High School's new baseball field. COURTESY Bridgehampton School DISTRICT
Assistant coach Michael DeRosa, left, and co-captain Scott Vinski set the bases as the Bridgehampton baseball team prepares for its first practice of the season. MICHAEL HELLER
Evan Buccigross waits for the throw. MICHAEL HELLER
Bridgehampton players practice infield drills at Monday’s practice. MICHAEL HELLER
Bridgehampton catcher Milo Tompkins throws to first. MICHAEL HELLER
Coach Lou Liberatore gives his Bridgehampton players some pointers at Monday’s practice. MICHAEL HELLER
Members of the first Bridgehampton High School baseball team in four decades began practicing this week for an inaugural junior varsity season. Front row, from left: Hugo Kapon, Neo Simmons, Kris Vinski, Will Husband, and Yudai Morikawa. Second row, from left, Coach Lou Liberatore, Scott Vinski, Dylan Fitzgerald, Milo Tompkins, Shawn Gnyp, Jack Boeshore, Evan Buccigross, Eli Wolf, and assistant coach Michael DeRosa. Tyler Fitzgerald, Naiven Mabry, Kaylee Sanchez, and Leah Meyerson are missing. MICHAEL HELLER

An aerial view of Bridgehampton High School's new baseball field. COURTESY Bridgehampton School DISTRICT

Assistant coach Michael DeRosa, left, and co-captain Scott Vinski set the bases as the Bridgehampton baseball team prepares for its first practice of the season. MICHAEL HELLER

Evan Buccigross waits for the throw. MICHAEL HELLER

Bridgehampton players practice infield drills at Monday’s practice. MICHAEL HELLER

Bridgehampton catcher Milo Tompkins throws to first. MICHAEL HELLER

Coach Lou Liberatore gives his Bridgehampton players some pointers at Monday’s practice. MICHAEL HELLER

Members of the first Bridgehampton High School baseball team in four decades began practicing this week for an inaugural junior varsity season. Front row, from left: Hugo Kapon, Neo Simmons, Kris Vinski, Will Husband, and Yudai Morikawa. Second row, from left, Coach Lou Liberatore, Scott Vinski, Dylan Fitzgerald, Milo Tompkins, Shawn Gnyp, Jack Boeshore, Evan Buccigross, Eli Wolf, and assistant coach Michael DeRosa. Tyler Fitzgerald, Naiven Mabry, Kaylee Sanchez, and Leah Meyerson are missing. MICHAEL HELLER

Infield chatter interspersed with the thwack of baseballs meeting wood bats and the thump of balls landing in fielders’ gloves filled the air behind the Bridgehampton School on Monday. That... more

In Wake of Immigration Detentions, Advocacy Group Is Left With Many Holes To Plug

While the ICE sweep last week that ensnared a dozen immigrants has sparked outrage and ... 13 Nov 2025 by Michael Wright

Assemblyman Shiavoni To Talk About Critical Issues on 'East End Live'

New York State Assemblyman Tommy John Schiavoni will engage in a conversation about critical issues ... 12 Nov 2025 by Staff Writer

Ruby Barrow, Beloved Former Water Mill Post Office Worker, Dies at 78

Ruby Barrow, a longtime employee at the Water Mill Post Office with an effervescent personality ... 11 Nov 2025 by Cailin Riley

Hampton Bays Man Leads Relief Efforts for Hurricane-Devastated Hometown in Jamaica

“Out of many, one people.” Those five words are familiar to anyone who is from ... by Cailin Riley

Southampton Village Replaces Unwell Trees, Maintains Tree City USA Status

When Southampton Village started going through the designation process for Tree City USA recognition several ... by Cailin Riley

East Quogue School Celebrates Grand Opening of 'Hallway of Heroes'

On Monday, November 10, East Quogue School hosted a special ceremony for the grand opening ... by Staff Writer

Southampton Town Police Department Holding Food Drive

The Southampton Town Police Department is conducting its annual food drive, an initiative aimed at addressing food insecurity among local families and individuals in need. The department invites community members to donate nonperishable food items in this effort to help alleviate hunger and support neighbors facing economic hardship. The food drive will continue through December 15, with donations accepted at the Southampton Town Police headquarters, 110 Old Riverhead Road, Hampton Bays. Members of the public are encouraged to contribute canned and boxed food items, nonperishable snacks, cereals and grains, as well as baby food and formula. All collected items will ... by Staff Writer

Welcome

Baseball Returns To The Bridgehampton School

You May Also Like:

In Wake of Immigration Detentions, Advocacy Group Is Left With Many Holes To Plug

Assemblyman Shiavoni To Talk About Critical Issues on 'East End Live'

Ruby Barrow, Beloved Former Water Mill Post Office Worker, Dies at 78

Hampton Bays Man Leads Relief Efforts for Hurricane-Devastated Hometown in Jamaica

Southampton Village Replaces Unwell Trees, Maintains Tree City USA Status

East Quogue School Celebrates Grand Opening of 'Hallway of Heroes'

Southampton Town Police Department Holding Food Drive

Hampton Bays American Legion Hosts Veterans Day Ceremony

Beyond the Battlefield: John Siebold's Post-War Struggles and Successes

USA Warrior Stories, Created by Longtime Friends, Gives Veterans a Platform To Connect and Share

Welcome

Baseball Returns To The Bridgehampton School

You May Also Like:

Modal header