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Southold
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Baseball: Southold nears playoff spot with Carver’s 150th career win
FIRST SETTLERS 3, INDIANS 1 The same instinct that tells Southold’s baseball coach, Mike Carver, when to call for a bunt or a hit-and-run, told him that something was up. After Friday’s game, Carver was trailing his players as they marched from their Southold High School field to the gym. Then, one...
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Nature column: Leave time behind – visit a rock
It began with a child’s imagination triggered by naturally occurring recognizable shapes – no sculptor’s chisel necessary – inspiring awe and imbedded in the picture book of his mind. I should thank cartoon creators for using iconic figures of classic literature as premises for their productions. If not for them, Whale...
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Boys Basketball: BeltCappellino scores 29; Shelter Island tops Southold
INDIANS 70, FIRST SETTLERS 63 Suffolk County League VIII has some good, young basketball players who are making a name for themselves this season. Possibly the one with the longest name of them all, Matt BeltCappellino, may have shined the brightest of them all on Friday night. Junior BeltCappellino scored 19 first-half...
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Boys Soccer: Miller strikes twice in Southold’s sixth straight win
FIRST SETTLERS 3, PORTERS 0 Just in case there was any misunderstanding, Evan Miller showed that there is quality to go with the quantity of his goal production. That quantity is sizable, too. With the two goals Miller bagged for the Southold boys soccer team on Thursday, the senior forward raised his...
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Camp Good Grief moves to Southold, where it hopes to stay
Camp Good Grief, the free five-day youth bereavement program now in its 16th season, came to the North Fork for the first time this summer and hopes it’s found a permanent home at Peconic Dunes Camp in Southold. “I think we’re very much looking forward to making this our base of...
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Cloudy skies could disrupt meteor shower party tonight
Cloudy skies could disrupt the peak viewing hours for the Delta Aquarid meteor shower tonight. The annual meteor shower promises up to 15 to 20 meteors per hour in the southern sky, which are best viewed after midnight when the waxing gibbous moon sets. Custer Institute in Southold is planning a...
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Girls Basketball: Shelter Island’s Read brings his own style to Southold
The Joe Read experience has hit Southold. Coaching changes are nothing new for the girls basketball program at Southold High School. For the fourth time in three years, the team has a new coach, but perhaps the First Settlers have never had a coach quite like Read before. Read follows the recent...
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Sea Tow founders to be honored tonight for fundraising efforts
Sea Tow International founders Captain Joe and Georgia Frohnhoefer will be honored during a fundraiser for the San Simeon by the Sound Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation at Founders Landing in Southold from 4 to 6:30 p.m. tonight. “Both Capt. Joe and Georgia Frohnhoefer are pillars of the community and have...
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Cops: Ten-year-old boy injured in Little Peconic Bay boating mishap
A 10-year-old boy from Pennsylvania was treated for injuries Saturday after the boat he was in hit a passing boat's wake in Little Peconic Bay, Southold Town Police said. Durham Koller of Doylestown, Pa. was riding in a vessel operated by Thomas Lavinia, 61, of Southold at the time of the...
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Cops: Island man taken to hospital following Southold crash
A teacher from Shelter Island was taken to Eastern Long Island Hospital following a motor vehicle crash in Southold Tuesday night, Southold Town Police said. Frank Emmett, 60, was driving down Main Road in Southold shortly before 9 p.m. when his vehicle was struck by another vehicle being driven by Jeannine...
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Girls Basketball: Indians fall to Southold in Suffolk Class C-D game
SUFFOLK CLASS C-D FINAL | FIRST SETTLERS 48, INDIANS 35 The John A. Danzi Athletic Center at St. Joseph’s College in Patchogue has become a familiar place for the Southold girls basketball team. It certainly is well known to their coach, Katie Hennes, who played in several dozen games and participated...
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Girls Basketball: Southold closes in on title; McGayhey closes in on 1,000 points
FIRST SETTLERS 54, INDIANS 43 Shelter Island senior Kelsey McGayhey pulled herself 16 points closer to the 1,000-point mark, but it was the Southold girls basketball team that took a huge step closer toward the Suffolk County League VIII championship on Thursday night. First-place Southold limited McGayhey to 6 points through three...
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Boys Soccer Preview: Litchhult wants another season with no regrets
Reaching a regional final — the last step on the road to the state final four — and then losing has to be crushing. Falling one win shy of a place in the state semifinals must be heart-breaking. And when that loss comes on penalty kicks, the sting must be...
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Shelter Island puts Southold’s playoff plans on hold
When a high school boys basketball team is in the midst of a 12-game losing streak, hasn’t won a league game, and is coming off a devastating loss from the night before, it needs inspiration from wherever it can find it. Fortunately for the Shelter Island Indians, at least one...
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Southold’s Wilcenski drops 39 on Shelter Island
When Winston Wilcenski is on, he’s really on, as he has shown several times already during this high school boys basketball season. The most recent example of his marksmanship might have been his most impressive yet. In one game, the Southold First Settlers junior guard matched his career-high in points, had...
