Feaster Reaches 1,000 Career Points at Ross, Birthday Boy Harding Leads Bees to Big Victory Over Rival Greenport - 27 East
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Feaster Reaches 1,000 Career Points at Ross, Birthday Boy Harding Leads Bees to Big Victory Over Rival Greenport

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Bridgehampton junior Jai Feaster reached 1,000 career points in a victory at the Ross School on January 15. MARIANNE BARNETT

Bridgehampton junior Jai Feaster reached 1,000 career points in a victory at the Ross School on January 15. MARIANNE BARNETT

Bridgehampton junior Jai Feaster, flanked by his parents Vasthi and Michael, with his commemorative 1,000 career points basketball. MARIANNE BARNETT

Bridgehampton junior Jai Feaster, flanked by his parents Vasthi and Michael, with his commemorative 1,000 career points basketball. MARIANNE BARNETT

Announcer John Marino, left, and Bridgehampton Athletic Director Michael DeRosa, announce Jai Feaster's career milestone of 1,000 career points prior to Friday night's home game against Greenport. MARIANNE BARNETT

Announcer John Marino, left, and Bridgehampton Athletic Director Michael DeRosa, announce Jai Feaster's career milestone of 1,000 career points prior to Friday night's home game against Greenport. MARIANNE BARNETT

Junior Killer Bee Alex Davis scored 12 points on Friday night, eight of which in the first quarter. MARIANNE BARNETT

Junior Killer Bee Alex Davis scored 12 points on Friday night, eight of which in the first quarter. MARIANNE BARNETT

Many of the Bees starters, on the bench in the fourth quarter with a big lead, cheer on their teammates who continue to pour it on Greenport. MARIANNE BARNETT

Many of the Bees starters, on the bench in the fourth quarter with a big lead, cheer on their teammates who continue to pour it on Greenport. MARIANNE BARNETT

Bridgehampton junior Jai Feaster shoots a free throw. MARIANNE BARNETT

Bridgehampton junior Jai Feaster shoots a free throw. MARIANNE BARNETT

Junior Alex Davis helped get the Bridgehampton offense going on Friday night. MARIANNE BARNETT

Junior Alex Davis helped get the Bridgehampton offense going on Friday night. MARIANNE BARNETT

Bridgehampton head coach Carl Johnson. MARIANNE BARNETT

Bridgehampton head coach Carl Johnson. MARIANNE BARNETT

The Bees like what they see late in their 71-37 victory over Greenport on Friday night. MARIANNE BARNETT

The Bees like what they see late in their 71-37 victory over Greenport on Friday night. MARIANNE BARNETT

Three bees. MARIANNE BARNETT

Three bees. MARIANNE BARNETT

Bridgehampton senior Jaylen Harding follows through with a shot. MARIANNE BARNETT

Bridgehampton senior Jaylen Harding follows through with a shot. MARIANNE BARNETT

Bridgehampton sophomore Jordan Harding scored a game-high 18 points on what was his 16th birthday on Friday. MARIANNE BARNETT

Bridgehampton sophomore Jordan Harding scored a game-high 18 points on what was his 16th birthday on Friday. MARIANNE BARNETT

Bridgehampton sophomore Jordan Harding shoots a free throw. MARIANNE BARNETT

Bridgehampton sophomore Jordan Harding shoots a free throw. MARIANNE BARNETT

Drew Budd on Jan 21, 2025
Bridgehampton senior Jaylen Harding brought the ball up the court early in the third quarter and found Jai Feaster coming off a back screen, who scored on a layup and... more

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