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Sunday, Februarys 2001 THE HARTFORD COURANT E11 HIGH SCHOOL SCOREBOARD Oliver Wins Fifth Straight Championship es, rf possible. Coach Rob 5memoff 860-704-4500, Ext. 4098. Northwest Catholic (West Hartford): Varsity girls soccer, two open dates. By TERRY PRICE Courant Staff Writer HOLYOKE, Mass.

Mike Oliver will always be remembered as a champion of the Western Massachusetts Golden Gloves boxing tournament Oliver won a fifth consecutive cham pionship Saturday by stopping Hector Boys Hockey CCCWest Halt (2-13) Mtnfietd(10-4) 0 0 22 303 GojJ: Brent Marcelino. Ryan O'Connor; Steve Sobin, Matt Flynn. Nate Palazzolo. Saves: Bill Maron, 24; Gregg Donahue, 21 01 note: Marcelino added an assise for Hall and Matt Gunn had an assist forWethersfield. CCC Inter COWAUD 9, SOUTH WINDSOR 4 South Windsor (W) taunt (M) 3 0 1 3 1 Goals: SW Mike Weinzimmer (3), Justin Dodd; Will Pinto (2), John Lavery (2), Michael Chute (2).

Robbie Kennedy (2), John Huntington. Saves: SW Matt Nodland. ft Larry Phi-lippon and Todd Recene, 22. Of note: Chute and Lavery each added two assists. round in the Sanchez at 1:59 of the third 119-pound Open final "I feel glad that I gave a WESTERN MASS.

GOLDEN GLOVES Lou Duva also part of the organization. Duva Boxing also promotes Hartford world featherweight contender Angel Vazquez. Oliver was relentless against Sanchez. He swarmed him from the opening bell until the referee stopped the contest Sanchez took a standing-eight count in each round "I'm telling him to turn pro," Sanchez said. "He's got a lot of power.

He's a good fighter." Oliver, who has won the New England tournament the last two years, said the time is right to end his amateur days. "The amateurs are dead," he said. 'It's boring. All the years ve been here this is the first year I've had to fight" Johnny Duke, who introduced Ol iver to boxing at the old Bellevue Square Boys Club when Oliver was 2, isbehMdtJiefjghter'sdesiretostarting fighting for pay. "I think it's good," Duke said.

"He's beat all the amateurs. He's beat all New England. He turned 21. He hits hard. He's had enough experience.

He's got 19 years of boxing under his belt He's ready." Oliver had considered remaining an amateur and making another run at the Olympic team. Oliver qualified for the U.S. trials last year by placing second in theU.S. championships, but was eliminated in the quarterfinals. "He can't wait another four years to make the Olympics," said Duke.

"He might get discouraged and quit This way he can make a little money, which he can use." Oliver predicted he would rise rap idly through the pro ranks. "I bet ni be the youngest kid in Hartford to get a title shot" he said. Oliver is undecided about a trainer for his pro career. He has been working with Pepe Vazquez and Cisco Zayas in recent years, with Duke serving as more of an adviser. "It's up to the fighter," Duke said.

"If he does it right he can make a lot of money." Derek Warner of Manchester PAL lost a close decision to Gregory Carter of Waterbury in the 139-pound finaL Warner is a junior at Holy Cross College. "I thought I pulled it out" Warner said. "This will make me stronger." Brian Macy of Macys Gym in Nian-tic won the 178-pound title in a walkover. His opponent Chad Dawson of New Haven, failed to show. good per formance in my last year," said Oliver, of Hartford.

"I wanted to do what I can do to show people what I can do when I turn pro." After the New England Golden Gloves Feb. 20-21 in Lowell, Oliver expects to sign with Duva Boxing and turn pro on a card March 10 at the San Juan Center. Dino Duva is the head of Duva Boxing, with venerable trainer FIRM) BURY 1 Fermi 2 3 0 Simsbury(W) 0 101 'NHL' Tops 2000 Poll PC Sports Writers Poll CYBERSPORTS PAULROSANO This past year saw the Goals: Brian Gordon (2), Jeff Stritch (2), Adam Perkins; SXevin Anderson. Saves: Chris Chatut, 22; NHC NORTH BRANFORD 4, TW-TOWW 1 North Branford (10-3) Tri-Tw(7-7) 2 2 0 -4 10 01 Goals: NB Joe Canavan (3), Jon Wit-kowsky; TT Josh Shervvood. Saves: NB Eric Secor, 46; TT Tillman Cormier, 29.

SHEPAUO AftMINGTON 3 ShepaugM Farmington(IO-S) 0 14-5 2 0 1-3 Goals: Drew DeWitt (2), Steve Pnce, Nick Bunnell, Scott Hunt Dave Szywala, Brian Bonati, Mark Chalker. Saves: Joe Odell, 32; Josh Papaptetro, 37. Others AVONfST. PAUL 4, SHUEHAN 3 Sheehan(44) AvonSt Pari (104) 0 0 3 3 2 1 0 Goals: Brian Jock, Sean Leahy, Scott Sechko; A Mart McLenh (2), Mike Meyer, Mike Boglarski. Saves: S-Kyle Marano, 25; A Curt Butcher, Joe Canm, and James Lysaght, 18.

handful of outstanding PC sports titles, and across the board a very good crop of games despite virtually no competi tion for publisher EA Sports in several major sports categories football, hockey, basketball and soccer. The resurgence of the "NHL" series fromEA and Trie Hartford Courant and ctnow.com's fourth PC Sports Game Writers' Poll, including rank, title, first-place votes and publisher in parentheses, and total points. Voting is based on a 20-18-16-14-12-11-10-9-8-7 basis: 1 NHL 2000 (2, EA Sports) 143 2. PGA 2000 (4, Sierra) 141 3. High Heat 2001 (1.3DO) 130 4.

Madden NFL 2001 (EA Sports) .78 4. Links 2001 (1, Microsoft) 78 6. FIFA 2001 (EA Sports) .77 7. Grand Prix 3 (1, Hasbro Interactive) .47 7. NASCAR HEAT (Hasbro Interactive) .47 9.

Superbike 2001 (EA Sports) 46 10. Virtual Pool 3 (Interplay) .41 Others: Front Office Football (EA Sports), 30; Championship Manager 0001 (Ei- dos), 28; Tony Hawk Pro Skater 2 (Activision), 28; Motocross Madness 2 (Microsoft), 22; Mobil 1 Rally Championship (Electronic Arts), 21; Diamond Mind Baseball 8 (Diamond Mind, 18; Simulated Sports Horse Racing (SimulatedSports.com), 14; Simulated Sports College Basketball 12; Action! PC Football (Koch Sports), 1 NBA Live 2000 (EA Sports), 10; Superbike 2000 (EA Sports), 10; Colin McRae Rally 2 (Codemasters), 10; F1 Championship Season 2000 (EA Sports), Dave Mirra Freestyle BMX (Acclaim Dirt Track Racing Sprint Cars (Infogrames), 7. Voters: William Abner (Computer Games Magazine, www.cdmag.com); John Cauthen (Digital Sportspage, www.digitalsports.com); Dan Clarke (GamePen, www.gamepen.com); Jeff Lackey (Computer Gaming World, cgw.gamespotcom); Paul Rosano (Hartford Courant, www.ctnow.com); Rob Smolka (PC Gamer, www.pcgamer.com); Brett Todd (Games Domain, wrww.gamesdomain.com, Computer Games and GamePen); Craig Tompkins (Operation Sports, www.oper-ationsports.com); Rick Worrell (Sports Gaming World, www.sports-gaming.com. ascent in golf titles of Sierra's "PGA Championship 2000" with ous TrueSwing mouse method had to be the top stories, with the continued excellence of 3DO's "High Heat" baseball series a close third. Rodnill 0 0 0 -0 Enfield 2 10-3 And that's just how they 1998 by writers and hardcore gamers for uneven game play and too much emphasis on graphics.

This year, EA put it all together. Though still lacking a challenging and indepth franchise mode, the game looks gorgeous and plays better than it has in years. There are enough options to keep a player interested and the game is supported well on the Internet with updated rosters from independent sites. What really sets it apart from its predecessors, though, and should be a flag to other developers even those within the EA group is a set of AI sliders that really work and an adjustment on the speed burst control. You can fine-tune the difficulty levels with these tools.

They should be a part of almost any sports game released. "PGA 2000 developed by Headgate, showed it was possible to produce a mouse swing that felt natural and functioned in real time. In fact it worked so well, it has many cybergolfers abandoning the tried-and-true click methods, still dominant in the sport's other major titles, "Links" and "Jack Nick-laus." The game is a notch below other titles but certainly acceptable in the graphics department even the nearly 3-year-old "Jack Nicklaus 6" looks better. Still, it is quickly developing the same kind of Internet support "Nicklaus" has, with an abundance of free user-created courses, thanks to its fluid and powerful course designer as part of the package. Internet play is also strong and a career mode of sorts you can string the fourth Hartford Courant PC sports writers' poll "NHL 2001" edged 'TGA 2000" mest margin in the history 143-141; "Sammy Sosa High by ball 2001" was third with 130.

TGA 2000" actually garnered more first-place votes with four to "NHL's" two in the poll of nine writers from gaming magazines and Internet sports gaming sites. Other titles with first-place votes included "High Heat 2001," Microsoft's 'links 2001," which tied for fourth, and Geoff Crammond's "Grand Prix 3" (tied seventh), each with one. "Grand Prix 3" tied its brethren for seventh and Interplay's "Virtual Pool 3," complete with the Black Widow, Jean-nette Lee, rounds out the Top 10. Text simulations didn't fare well this year with "Front Office Football 2001" (EA) and "Championship Manager 00 01" (Eidos) just rnissing the Top 10 at 11 and 12, and the exquisite "Diamond Mind Baseball 8" (Diamond Mind, now in a Windows platform, placing 17th. the highest spot for a small tournament seasons together adds to the proceedings.

Unfortunately Head-gate has moved on to EA Sports to work on the "Tiger Woods" series, so the fu-ture is uncertain for this highly regarded game. EA placed four titles in the Top 10 with "Madden NFL 2001" tied for fourth, "FIFA 2001" sixth and in ninth the extraordinary "Superbike 2001," one of a number of fine racing games from the publishing giant "NASCAR HEAT," Hasbro's companion release to The "NHL" series really for Electronic Arts in the back on the Genesis brought PC sports into the age of 3-D video graphics. It has sold well but has been beleaguered and criticized since AD John Shukie 860-236-4221. Ptatt (Meriden): Varsity football, Sept. 21-22.

AD Rich Katz 203-235- 7962 ext. 139. St Paul (Bristol): Varsity girls soft- ball, two games, April 16, 17, 20, 21, 27 and May 14. AD Tom McCutcheon 860-585-7410. Windsor Locks: Varsity and JV baseball, April 6, 1 1, 16 and May 9.

AD Jim Muska 860-292-5041. Coaching Vacancies Avon: JV girls lacrosse, middle school baseball. AD Jert Sunblade 860-404- 4747. Bethel: Varsity football, varsity boys soccer. AD Mark Goodwin 203-794-8653.

Branford: Varsity boys tennis. 203- Bristol Eastern: Assistant track and field, part-time boys and girls. AD John Novakowski 860-584-7723. Brook-field: Varsity and JV girls lacrosse, JV boys lacrosse. 203-775-7352.

Bulkeley (Hartford): Varsity boys tennis, boys volleyball (dub level). AD June Bernabucci 860-297-8442. (Stratford): Varsity football. AD Dave Johnson 203-385-4260. Canton: JV baseball.

JV softball, varsity boys tennis, varsity boys golf, ju nior high track (club). AD Linda Cavanaugh 860-693-7713. Cheshire: Varsity boys outdoortrack, assistant baseball, assistant softball, varsity cheerleading, assistant outdoor girls track. Contact Human Services for application, Cheshire Public schools, 29 Main street. Cheshire 06410.

203-250-2400. Coventry: Varsity baseball, JV assistant football, varsity assistant track field. AO Jessica Morris 860-742-7346. Nathan Hale Middle School: girls softball. AD William Cherniske 860-742-7334, Ext.

493; Cromwell: Varsity girls tennis. AD Mike Pitruzzello 860-613-3900. East Granby: Varsity and JV baseball. Varsity and JV softball, Girlsand Boys Track, Girls tennis. Golf middle school Girls Softball.

Submit a letter of application by Feb. 10: AD Robert Paskiewicz, Athletic Coordinator, East Granby H.S., East Granby, CT 06026. East Hampton: Varsity softball, JV baseball. AD John fidler 8bO-365- 4041. Middle school girls volleyball, middle school baseball.

AD Mike Mercaldi 860-463-6837. E.O. Smith (Stom): JV softball, JV baseball, JV boys volleyball, boys as sistant track. Boys tennis. AD John Blomstrann 86(M87-0877.

Enfield: Varsity girls tennis, assistant girls tennis. AD Irish Witkin 860-253. 6524. Fanningtori: Varsity and JV girls la- Crosse, JV boys lacrosse. AD Bruce wearne 860-673-4108.

Fermi (Enfield): Varsity girls tennis, JV softball, JV boys volleyball. AD I run witkin 860-254-6524. Granby: Varsity and assistant cheer-leading. AD Jody Bascetta 844-3020. GuiHord: Assistant baseball, assistant girls lacrosse, assistant softball.

assistant fencing. AD Chip Dorwin 203-453-2741, ext. 222. Hale-Ray (Moodus): JV baseball. AD Kevin Maynard 860-873-5065.

Lewis Mills (Burlington): Assistant softball, assistant track, freshman baseball, assistant field hockey, var sity and JV girls volleyball. AD Ken Hoagland 860-673-0423. Lyman Memorial (Lebanon): JV baseball. AD Marty Gomez 860442 Mercy (Middletown): JV softball, as sistant outdoor track. AD Betsy Gil-martin860-347-9021.

Newmgton: Assistant girls lacrosse. David bowell 860-665-8640. North Branford: Varsity softball, var- sity boys track. AD Chris Webster 203-484-1465. North Haven: Varsity girls tennis.

AD Marge DOIan 203-249-1641, Ext. 310.. Northwest Catholic (West Hartford): Varsity and assistant girls lacrosse, JV baseball, varsity girls soccer, JV soft- ball, JV baseball. AD John Shukie 860-236-4221. Northwestern Regional (Winsted): Varsity boys golf, varsity girls golf, as sistant track, middle school softball.

middle school track and field. AD Candy Perez 860-738-6983. Putnam: Varsity boys track. AD Bob Demars 860-963-6914. RHAM (Hebron): JV softball, Middle School softball, varsity track, assist- ant boys soccer, assistant girls soccer.

AD Ed BObinskl 860-228-944. Southingtoit: Varsity boys lacrosse. varsity girls soccer, assistant boys outdoor track, assistant girls out- door track, freshmen field hockey. AD Bob Lehr 860-628-3229, Ext. 346.

South Windsor. Two assistant foot ball. AD Jack longo 860-648-5006. Staples (Westport): Varsity and as sistant softball, JV baseball, tresn man baseball, JV girls and boys la crosse. AD Marty Lisevick 203-341-1263.

Suffield: Varsity softball, varsity baseball, varsity lacrosse, JV lacrosse. middle school track, ad ran Anieilo 860-668-3289. Stratford: Varsity girls tennis. AD Bob Baird 204-485-4240. Twryvikr Varsity boys track, boys cross country, girls cross country, Fisner Middle school girls soccer, girls softball.

AO Martha Roberts 860-314-8005. Tolland: Varsity boys volleyball, JV boys volleyball. AO Augie Link 860- 8 '0-6865 Torrinqton: Assistant boys volleyball, Boys Track, assistant baseball. Send letters of application: AO Charles McSpintt, Torrinqton H.5., Maior Be- sse Drive. Tomngton, CT 06790.

Valley Regional (Deep River): Varsity and JV baseball. AD Joe camarota 860-526-5328. Wamogo (Litchfield): Boys and girls assistant track, cheerleading. middle school girls softball. Send resume to principal Janet Garagliano, 98 Wa mogo Road, ittchtieid, 0b5 n.

Westbrook: Assistant track AO Paula Fitzgerald 860-399-7099. Wethersfiekt Varsity girls golf, JV softball. AD Jay Cottone 860-571 8282. Wilton: Varsity football, assistant girls lacrosse, assistant boys lacrosse. 203-762-0381.

Windham: Varsity and assistant soft- ball, assistant boys track, assistant girls track, boys tennis. AD Bob Had- did 860465-2485. Windsor Locks: Assistant outdoor track. AD Jim Muska 860-292 5041 Woodstock Academy: JV boys soccer. AD Ann Rathbone 860-978 6575 NOTE TO ATHLETIC DIRECTORS: Please send additions and deletions with telephone contact numbers to Bohdan Kolinsky, High School Sports, co The Hartford courant.

285 Broad St Hartford 061 15. or via fax 860-241-6600. Listings also appear on The Courant's web site at www.ctnow com, click to Sports, then Local Sports and Scores Stats package. How To Reach Us To report scores, please call 800-524-4242, ext. 6435, or locally, 241-6435 the day of the game, I tween 6 and 1 1 :30 o.m A reminder to coaches it is the responsibility the varsity home team coach to report the formation.

Reports should include accurate team records and correct spellings first and last names players on both teams. Torrisi, 99 N. End Salisbury Beach, Mass. 01952, (978) 465-3046. North Central Conn.

SoftbaN Um- Will hold dinks in March for anyone interested in becoming a certified ASA umpire. For information, call Frank Ciparelli 860-568-0040. Northwest District Select Soccer Looking for players for a U-14 Boys team. For information contact Robin Volkmar at 203-740-8039. Pro Advantage: A group of former major league players and scouts directed by Matt Meruik) of the Diamondbacks and Greg Morhardt of the Mets will hold a one day "Tools of the Trade" seminar for coaches and players at the CT Baseball Academy, Feb.

10 from 11 a.m.- 3 p.m. Cost is $40 per session. Register at the CT Baseball Academy or contact Pro Advantage 203-245-4591 Professional Baseball Camp: There are still openings for the Profes sional Baseball Camp, to be held Feb. 20-21 and Feb. 22-23 at St.

Paul High School in Bristol. Former New York Mets farmhand and current Bridgeport Bluefish pitcher Dave Swanson the Camp Director. The camp will run Feb. 20-21 for youths from 13-years old to high school seniors. The Feb.

22-23 session will be tor players ages 7-12. Both sessions will be at the igh school and run from 1 :30 m. Also instructing at the camp will be former New York Yankees farmhand and current Bluefish pitcher Ron Frazier, St. Paul head coach Bob Mayer as well as several area professional scouts. On Wednesday, Feb.

21, ESPN personality Stuart Scott will give a motivational speech. Space is limited. To reserve a spot, call (8bU) 828-5579 or e-mail tshqehome.com Rocky HiH BaseballSoftball Registration: Packets have been mailed to all 2000 season players and distributed to students in grades 1 and 2 through the schools. Addition al packets are available at the Community Center and the Middle School and High School offices. Reg istration forms can be mailed by Feb.

5, 2001 to the addresses noted in the registration packet. Forms can also be completed at the walk-in registrations on Feb. 3 (from 11 a.m.-3 Feb. (from 6-8 p.m.) at the Community Center. The Board of Directors has openings for the conces sion committee and Baseball Chief Umpire.

Call Charlene Lanza for Baseball 860-529-5295 or Bob Manzi for Softball 860-721-0750 for further information. Soccer Extreme: Planning a trip to France in the summer of 2001 for a boys U-17 and girls U-17 team from June 26-July 7. There will be a meeting Nov. 9 at Soccer Extreme, 198 Ku-kas Lane, Waterbury. For more in formation email at cjhorneOsoccerextreme.com.

Tryouts for U-18 girls premier team for the winter and spring seasons. All high school varsity players are eli gible. For more information, email at oruce.neviiieusoccerextreme com or call 203-759-1 1 31 ext. 21 Soccer Extreme: Advanced indoor development program, March 12, 19, 26 and April 2. Open tor ages (6-9), 10-12) and (12-15) at Korner Kick in Stratford.

For more informa tion, email at John.Salvatoresocce- rextreme.com or call 203-759-1 131. Somen Ponytal Softball: Will hold signups on Feb. 9 and 16 from 6 p.m. to 9 m. and Feb.

10 and 17 from 9 a.m. to noon at the Town Hall in the lower level meeting room. Girls in first through 8th grade are eligible, Super East Baseball: accepting appli cations for all teams interested in localregional league and tourna ments tor ages 12 and under. Call 860-282-0755 for more information. Team Com.

Baseball dub: Recruiting players to compete regionally and nationally in the 13-14 age groups to be selected in a month long series of tryouts in March. Teams in 1994 and 1997 were National Champions. Also: Wood bat league. Now recruit ing players to compete regionally arid nationally in the 15-18 age groups to be selected in a month long series or tryouts in February. Teams in 1994, 1997 and 1999 were National Champions.

Call 860-282- 0755. Tomahawks Football Camp: At Glastonbury High, directed by Tom Mccabe Of the Glastonbury High staff: July 23-27, 9 a.m.-noon, grades 6-8; July 30-Aug. 1, 9 a grades 3-5, Aug. 20-24. 9 a.m.-noon, special kicking and punting.

Tom McCabe at 860-652-7241 Umpires Wanted: The Hartford Chapter of the Connecticut Board of Approved Baseball Umpires is seek ing new members to umpire High School baseball in the spring, and various local lagues in the summer. Contact Steve Vigurs 860-289-2328. United Soccer Academy: Will hold a clintctryout for players, male and female, ages 10-19 to select a team to play in Europe from July 11-31, 2001 Includes a five day training camp in Denmark, the world's largest youth soccer tournament the Gothia Cup (Sweden) as well as participation in the Manchester Soccer Festival (Eng land). The tryouts will be held at: Tomlison Middle School, Fairfield, Dec. 9, 3-5 p.m.

and Staples H.S. Westport, Dec. 10, 3-5. Players are asked to bring a ball, water and SIS reg. Contact United Soccer Academy 800-656-5499 tor more information.

WBCAPhoenix AH-Amerkan Basket' ball Game: The Women's Basketball Coaches Association and Phoenix Home Life Mutual Insurance Company will play host to the 10th annual PhoenixWBCA High School All-America Game presented by Nike Saturday, April 7. Tip-off 1 p.m. at the Hartford Civic Center. Tickets are now on sale. Fans can order tickets by calling TtcketMaster at (860) 525-4500 and (203) 624-0033 or by visiting the Civic Center Box Office.

All tickets are $5 for kids under 18 and for students with valid identifica tion. Adult ticket prices are S1 1 and $8 Groups of 10 or more receive Si oft on each ticket. Girl Scouts uni form and youths in basketball team uniforms will also receive $1 off ad mission. Winter Day Camp: Winding Trails' American Camping Association will run a special one week camp from Feb. 19-23.

A limited number of chil dren 812 will have a full week at the 350 acre recreation facility near Farmmqton. camp wm run from a m. to 3 30 p.m. The fee is $175. 860-678-9582.

World dan Lacrosse: Australian La crosse Tour 2001 Looking for varsity caliber U-17 boys and girls to compete in the U-17 Australian National Lacrosse Championships in July. Two teams will be taken, 19 boys and girls. Application deadline is Feb i Contact Bill McGowan 860-621-6688 for more information. World Series Club of Hartford: Frank "Hondo" Howard will speak Feb 6 at 6 30 at the Knights of Columbus Hall in Newtngton. The meeting will feature an opportunity to meet Ho ward, get autographs, enjoy a buf fet dinner and hear Frank reminisce about his 16-year Maior League ca reer.

Admission is $15 for members, $12 for children and $20 for non- members. Call Larry Brennan 860- 666-1254 The conwteto Local Sports Calendar, along with updated High School Coaching Vacant, Open Dates can be found at www.ctnow.com. Click to Sports, local Sports and Scores Stats package. Open Dates Bacon Academy (Cokhetter): Varsity softball. two dates.

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Collier; NE Brian Medeiros (3), Joe Diorio (2), Ross Gru- bin (2). Saves: NW-Chris Poirier, 44; NOTRE DAME-FAIRRELD 9, MILFORD 2 Milord (10-4) Notre Dame (9-7) 0 11-2 3 4 2 Goats: Rich Pococka, Mike Crolla; ND Steve Murphy (2), Scott Lenqyel (2), Siefert (2). Chris Supple, Kris Conte, John Desarli. Saves Sean Egan and Robert Labossierri, 31; ND Antonio Constantino, 10. Local Calendar Amity Booster Club: The Amity Ath letics Booster Club is now excepting entries in the: Junior (11 an under).

Intermediate (12 and under). Senior (13 and under), and Girl's (13 and under) divisions of its 25th Annual Basketball Tournament at Amity High School on Woodbndoe. For tur ther information call Tournament Director, Stan Gedansky at (203) 387-6135 Central Conn. Champions Softball Clinic Sat. Feb.

24 for players and coaches at Central Conn. State Uni versity, offense from 9 a.m.-noon. and defense p.m. Limited to SO players. Clinicians include Sean Cotter, Pittsburgh (N State University, Casey Price, pitching coach and former player at Oklahoma State University plus members of the Central Softball team.

Cost is SO for players and 10 for coaches. Peter Maneggta 860-742-8852 or Mandi Roaniak 860-832-3050. Conn. Baseball League: The league will begin in the spring at the Connecticut Sports Pie in North Bran-ford. Interested youth hardball teams should call 203-484-4383 and visit their web site ttwww.ctsport splex.com for information.

Conn. BUir Tryouts for the organ ization will begin in February. Boys 15 and 16 year-old on Feb. 10. 1 1, and 17.

Boys 13 and 14-year-olds on March 4 and iu, worn a at the Connecticut Blaze Training Facility, Bristol Center Mall, Bristol 860-S84-1386 or on the web www.ctblaze.orQ. Conn. Bombers AAU Basebal dub: will be holding tryouts for 12 U-16 beginning in Feb. Contact Bob Tur-cio 203-248-2398 for more in for ma tron. Com.

Independent ASA UfnpireK Clinics for new applicants desiring to become certified ASA umpires in March, For information on the dates and location, call Frank Begen 860- 571-8914. Conn, lacron Offkiah Association: Anyone interested in becoming boys lacrosse official should contact Stephen Hinchey 860-633-8193. Coventry Oris Softball (nc Registration for the 2001 season, on the following, dates: Feb 7, from 6-8 at Coventry Htgh School. Registra tion fees: I JO- instructional (K-2), S3S-One child In junior or senior league (3-12), $50- Maximum per family Call Und Hodgkins B60-4 5557. tntemattonal Little League and Senior Baseball: Registration for Wind-sor International Little League and Senior baseball on Friday, Feb.

from frS Saturday, Feb. 10 from 9 a at the Poquonock Community Church on 1817 Poquonock Ave. Registration for baseball and softball SfcS per child, with family maximum of $130 The fee for boys and gMi T-Ball, ages 5 and 6, After these registration dates. there will be an additional S20 latt fee per child. Only children born be fore July 31.

1996 are eligible to piay. No child will be allowed to register without btrth certitkate even If child ha played before for more in formation about registration, call 8M 785-0163. Mtddtesei ASA Umpires Association: Seeking new members to umpire high school and recreational games tn Middlesex county. Clmtcs are scheduled March 1 and at the CromweH High School Library at The exam will be given March 12 at the same time and place For in formation, caH Sue Cornveau B60-615 917. Mtddtetown Basebal Umpires: The M'ddletown Chapter of the CT Association of Approved 8teball Urn-pif es needs high school baseball urn- rrrtn lot Middlesex County as well fnne Three Amerkan leqion games, lm tor new umptr es will held on Mirh 6 and Thursday, Maith 8 et Middletrwn High VhooJ, mom 101 at 7 pm Fot fuither it tmrtMiion, caH MAe Nuon at 80-141 tftgUnd feetbaW League: The NrH Semi Pm Football leagtie kxtking lot players to rm a team the Harifmd are (mettled mdi f- vtdualsor pertiespleese i.mtact Tom 8Ar-Aritz 9 30 7 20 5 Mugur7a-Barfonde 0 Tr.fKU3bP4Kj 1531.90 MMTlt: JAIturu Wavne 21 90 5 70 3 90 7 Araques-AfTuti 13 50 6 00 4Xaba-Aritz 5 40 Ou.nla 3-7 Paid t7 50 3-7-4 fan) 5808.20 rwnt 4Altuna 19 60 10 80 10 50 6 Alvarez 9 00 7 50 IT, 7 50 Oumiela 4-6 Paid 563.00 Eucu4lall93 30 Trfa4-lPd5864 00 EUVENTH SAragun-Alfomo 13 SO 1680 12 60 50eAzpm 11,70 780 3 Jorge 4 80 Oula5Piiim90 30 Cactao-SPaidl'jaft T-Vna-5-3lal356 70 rwttmt 27 30 5 40 4 50 28am 690 450 4AKonw 390 Quirwa 1-2 Pal 550 10 6arta1-2Paoi95 10 T-ia 1 2-4 Paid 5660 00 TMNTTEWm 1140 14 40 8 70 2Joo-Azp)n 840 610 7 Xct CuNJHOla NO TX Oumiela2.5Paid(69 60 Eucta5-2PaKli10B60 Tr.ft5-2 KMrrfomt 4UOat 13 80 9 90 6 00 30tatf 12.10 7 50 1 8.

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Trifecta(1-7-6)paid $33. Exacta (1-7) paid $8. 8t $75,000, itfc. 3Y0 Hp FAM. ff CorrectkM Handicap 5 FirtleFnnyC Velasquez 47 60 1080 4 00 4 Slash Cottage.

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