Jack Graves

Kelly Isaac, who owns seven hot yoga studios — five in New York City, one in East Hampton, one in Sag Harbor, with another to open soon on Manhattan's Upper East Side — started out playing the high-energy sport of squash, a fitting prelude, it would seem, to the rigorous style of yoga she teaches.

A crowd of around 200 foregathered on Thursday, July 30, at St. Luke’s Episcopal Church’s parish hall in East Hampton where first-round opponents in the Travis Field Memorial Coed Softball

The late John Graham, whose summer tennis camp at the Hampton Racquet Club in East Hampton imbued many children with a love of the game — and, encouraged by his example, with a love for life — was remembered at the club on Saturday at a fundraising “Tennis For Tomorrow” benefit. Donations to the benefit will be used to help bring about the vision Graham had of extending tennis's reach to all children, initially in Africa and the Caribbean.

The “I am because we are” Ubuntu spirit that Mark Crandall began championing 35 years ago, first through his and Eric Scoppetta's East Hampton Sports Camp in Amagansett, and then, in 1995, through Hoops 4 Hope mentoring programs in Harare, Zimbabwe, and Cape Town, South Africa, has been thriving, though his efforts in Africa continue to require financial support.

East Hampton High School's varsity basketball players don't usually work out Friday mornings in the summer, though they were intrigued when their coaches told them Thursday, August 6, that “a special person” might be working out at the middle school the next morning.

The parking lot at the Terry King Ball Field in Amagansett was packed this past weekend, especially on Saturday, given that two tournaments — one in softball, to underwrite Travis

Groundworks seemed comfortably ahead of Northbar Properties in the second game of a best-of-three East Hampton Town women’s slow-pitch league final series on Thursday, August 20, when, in the top

Not much is expected of East Hampton High School’s football team this year – Division III’s coaches have ranked it 11th of 12 in their preseason poll – but, as

First views of some of East Hampton High School’s 11 fall squads last week augured well.

The East Hampton girls tennis team began its season at home Tuesday, losing 4-3 in a mandatory nonleague match to Kings Park.