Baseball powerhouse camp

REGION — The Powerhouse Baseball Academy is now seeking 13 to 19 year old baseball players to participate in an intensive five-day instructional showcase camp at Ft. Lauderdale Stadium, from August 4 to 8. The camp offers high school athletes from New York who would like to earn college scholarships the opportunity to showcase their skills before some of the country’s top college coaches.

The staff will include college coaches from baseball powerhouses like The Universities of South Carolina, Cincinnati, Southern Mississippi and Alabama, Clemson, Ole Miss, Brown and Duke Universities and The Citadel.

Limited spots are awarded on a first-come, first-serve basis. For more information and a free application visit www.powerhouseacademy.com or call 800/723-6398.

New tourney date

HIGHLAND — The Town Of Highland Lions Club will hold its 24th annual spring golf tournament on Wednesday, June 20 (rescheduled from May 22 due to rain), at 11: 00 a.m., at Tarry Brae Golf Course, South Fallsburg. A shotgun start will be at 12:00 noon.

The $60 cost per player includes green fees, cart, buffet lunch, beer and soda and cash prizes. There is a limit of 88 golfers

For information or to register call 845/4342620.

Soccer season sign-ups

WAYNE COUNTY — The Honesdale Soccer Club has a few openings on the under 12 boys and the under 14 boys rosters. Players must be 10 years old by August l, and not yet 14 years old to register.

The Soccer Club is a recreational soccer program for girls and boys who live in the Wayne County area; it is not limited to children who live in Honesdale. The season begins in late July and continues through October, playing an eight-game season in and around the greater Scranton area.

Practices are on Tuesdays and Thursdays, at the Wayne County Recreational Park in Beach Lake (the group home field). Cost is $35. For more information or to register call 570/729-8458 as soon as possible.

German-American drivers in
Red Baron Pace

MONTICELLO — As its Heritage Series continues Monticello Raceway will present a race for drivers of German-American decent on Sunday, June 17.

To be called the Red Baron Pace, this competition marks the fifth in the series of races for ethnic drivers. The winner of this event will join Cedric Washington (Martin Luther King Pace), Mike Doherty (St. Paddy Pace), Jackie Rice (Passover Pace) and Keith Haase (Maple Leaf Pace), who already qualified for the series final.

To register for the race or for further information call 845/794-4100 ext. 557.