Mason Miles
East Hampton Riding the Wave of Last Season’s Run to Class AA Championship
Special thanks to Metamorphosis Landscape Design for sponsoring this year’s series by Anthony DiCocco East Islip LHP Lucas Patton fires a complete game 2-hit shutout against East Hampton to capture the Suffolk Class AA Championship! 🏆 They will face Garden City in the Long Island Championship on Thursday at Farmingdale State College pic.twitter.com/ch6RRKlVVK — Axcess Baseball LI (@axcessbaseball) May 31, 2025 In 2025, the East Hampton Bonackers went from missing the postseason in 2024 to going 18-6 while being Suffolk County championship runners-up. Now head coach Vincent Alversa will try to get his team over the hump. For head coach Vincent Alversa, a championship win over East Islip last season would have been the icing on the cake for a near-perfect campaign. “Last year was great...
Mason Miles: East End Success Story
by Trevor Dugan Top 1: East Hampton wasted no time – they hit 2 homers in the first inning (Mason Miles and Victor Eddie Aguero) to take a 3-0 lead as the rain begins to come down pic.twitter.com/DJ5wry59w8 — Axcess Baseball LI (@axcessbaseball) May 23, 2025 This summer, East Hampton infielder Mason Miles committed to Bucknell University to play Division-I Baseball. He is part of a surge in college commitments from East Hampton High School in recent years – they currently have three in college from the 2025 class, they have three college commitments from the 2026 class – with a fourth on the way. They’ve come a long way from their 0-20 season less than a decade ago. Mason has a solid support system in place, both at East Hampton and as a member of Titans Baseball, o...
Game of the Week Powered by Ken Kortright State Farm: Mason Gatchalian’s Walk-Off Propels ESM to 22-0 Record
Eastport-South Manor 7, East Hampton 6 WP: Gabe Sikora (4 IP in relief, 0 runs, 2 H) Mason Gatchalian: 2-3, R, sac, walk-off double McGowan: 2-4, R Gargiulo: 2-R single Gubitosi: RBI single No. 1 ESM will face No. 2 East Islip on Monday pic.twitter.com/rvUPS23TCb — Axcess Baseball LI (@axcessbaseball) May 24, 2025 Sometimes ignorance is bliss in the game of baseball. The Eastport-South Manor Sharks have fielded a young team all season, and somehow they continue to find ways to win. Both their wins in the Suffolk Class AA playoffs have come via walk-off, with the latest one on Friday night by sophomore Mason Gatchalian who ripped a double to right-center field to propel the top-seeded Sharks (22-0) to a 7-6 win in a winner’s bracket game against No. 4 East Hampton. “We’re ...
