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November 19, 2009

Area Sports Briefs

{"HeadlineLight14"/}OBGC to continue camp

The Oneonta Boys and Girls Club will hold its last session of the 2009 Oneonta Pitching Camp for softball players this Sunday.

Times for the camp, which is designed for girls ages 8-18, are as follows: Intermediate/Advanced Session I, 1-2 p.m.; Intermediate/Advanced Session II, 2-3 p.m.; Beginning Session III, 3-4 p.m.

Cost is $75 per session. Cost for those who participate in both intermediate/advanced sessions is $125.

For more information, call John Seedborg at 607-765-6837 or Randy Brockway at 607-433-6626.

{"HeadlineLight14"/}OBGC to hold lacrosse

The winter session of Lacrosse Oneonta will run Mondays through Feb. 15 at the Oneonta Boys and Girls Club.

OBGC members in grades 3-7 will play from 5-7 p.m., followed by grades 8-12 from 7-9 p.m. There is no cost to play, but participants must be OBGC members. Equipment is limited.

For more information, call Bob Leary at 607-433-0998.

{"HeadlineLight14"/}Baseball sign-ups Nov. 28

Catskill Mountain Little League will continue sign-ups for the 2009 season at Robinson Terrace Skilled Nursing Facility in Stamford from 10 a.m.-noon Nov. 28.

The league also will hold sign-ups from 6:30-9 p.m. Nov. 30. For more information, call 607-278-9979.

{"HeadlineLight14"/}Perch Derby set for Feb. 6

The Oxford Lions Club will host the 11th Chenango Lake Perch Derby Feb. 6 on Chenango Lake in New Berlin.

Should the event need to be postponed, it will run Feb. 20.

The derby offers numerous prizes, including ones for catching the largest perch and the largest pickerel of the day.

Prizes also will be awarded for the largest perch every 15 minutes.

A specially-tagged perch is worth $1,000 in cash. If it is not caught, the prize will be raffled off to registered participants. Should insufficient ice result in the cancellation of the derby, the prize will be raffled off to those who pre-registered.

The Oxford Lions Club also will hold a raffle that will be drawn on the day of the derby. All raffle prizes will be worth at least $100.

Proceeds from the Chenango Lake Perch Derby are used to maintain many community and area projects supported by the Oxford Lions Club, such as eye examinations and eyeglasses for those in need.

For more information or to register, visit Mayhood Sporting Goods in Norwich or the website www.oxfordlions.org.

Last year's derby attracted more than 800 participants and spectators.

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