BASEBALL

Bishop Feehan is in need for an assistant baseball coach for the upcoming 2007 season; individuals wishing to serve with Shamrock head coach Greg Gagne are asked to contact AD Paul O'Boy at 508-226-6223, ext. 104.

Blue Jays Baseball Club, holding its sixth annual exhibition series for high school varsity and junior varsity teams 14 miles from the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, N.Y. in the spring; trophies and medals for all; for more information contact Harvey Sandig at 631-650-5759 or e-mail at cooperstown314@aol.com

Pawtucket Force under-13 AAU Baseball Club, seeking new players for the upcoming season. Those born on or after May 1, 1993, are eligible. The Force is a new team that will play competitive AAU baseball throughout Southern New England, mostly on weekends. For more information, call John Larson at 401-726-6018 or e-mail larsongs@cox.net.

Rhode Island College and Rhode Island Baseball Academy annual hitting clinic; at RIC's Recreation Center on Friday, Feb. 23 and Sunday, Feb. 25; under the direction of RIC head baseball coach and RIBA camp director Jay Grenier; instruction includes grip, stance, bat selection, hips, head, shoulders, arms, weight distribution, strike zone and more; each camper will be videotaped; to register or for additional information, please call the RIC baseball office at 401-456-8258 or the Rhode Island Baseball Academy at 401-766-2066. North Attleboro Storm: Registration underway for the North Attleboro Storm, an AAU baseball team for 13-year olds; team will begin play with a "Frost Bite Tournament" at the end of March, followed by a 16-game season and a Labor Day weekend tournament on Long Island; team currently doesn't have a home field but has been practicing at Planet Baseball in Attleboro; for further information contact John Shay at 508-643-2522.

BASKETBALL

Spring Hoops Youth Tournament: Registration underway for local boys and girls youth basketball teams for the eighth annual tournament held March 24, 25 in Medway; competition for teams in grades 5, 6, 7 and 8; all teams entered will play a minimum of three games; trophies will be presented to players on championship teams; AAU teams not eligible; interested teams, coaches or travel league coordinators can get more information by calling 774-265-5106 or by e-mailing newenglandhoops@comcast.net

One-Day Challenge: The Mansfield Sports Complex will host its' annual Boy's Basketball Spring One-Day Challenge March 31. All teams are guaranteed two games. Competition will be conducted in various grade divisions, five through 12. The fee is $165.00 per team. All AAU, USSSA, all-star and travel teams are welcome. For registration and information call Ray Cantelmo at 508-674-9724.

FIELD HOCKEY

Youth Indoor Field Hockey sponsored by Attleboro YMCA: a recreational league for kids ages 10-18; five players per team; modified version of indoor field hockey rules will be used to officiate the games; players have to provide their own sticks with blade covers or socks, shin pads, mouth piece and eye protection; push shots and push passes are the norm, no raised balls or drives are allowed; balls may only leave the floor on a shot at the net in the striking circle; all games played on Saturday mornings, March 3-April 14; middle school 10-14 year olds play from 9-10 a.m. and high school, ages 15-18, play from 10-11 a.m.; Fee is $25 for non-members, $15 for members and $10 for a family member.

FOOTBALL

Matt Light of the Patriots will hold a youth football camp again this summer for boys ages 7-18; the 14th annual camp will take place from June 29-July 3 at Wheaton College; Light will bring out 10-12 New England Patriots players to help with the instruction of the camp; for more information call 1-800-555-0801 or visit www.footballcamps.com; space is limited.

LACROSSE

High School Referees needed for girls' games; men and women accepted; training clinics offered throughout February and March with games beginning in April; clinic applications available at www.nelax.org or e-mail lwalter616@aol.com SKIING

Day Ski Trips sponsored by the Attleboro YMCA Youth Dept.; All ages, but have to be at least 12 to go without a parent; All trips include coach transportation and a day lift ticket; trips cost $65 and one must register a week in advance of the desired trip: Wednesday, Feb. 21, Sunday River; Saturday, Feb. 24, Waterville Valley; Saturday, March 3, Okemo; Saturday, March 10, Loon; Sunday, March 18, Killington; Saturday, March 24, Loon; Saturday, March 31, Stowe; for more information contact the YMCA at 508-222-7422.

SOCCER

Attleboro Youth Soccer (AYS) is in need of more players for its recreation soccer teams that play Saturday or Sunday mornings and business sponsors; Players who want to join the team, or businesses who want to sponsor a team, should send an e-mail to Kathleen Jolly, communications director for Attleboro Youth Soccer, in care of Kackel13@aol.com.

Seekonk Youth Soccer: Spring recreational league sign-ups being held now through March 15; eight-week season runs from April 15 through June 3; games played on Sunday afternoons at the Cole St. soccer fields; teams forming now for girls and boys ages 4-through-8; visit seekonksoccer.org for information and online registration; a $25 late fee appliees after March 15; adult volunteers are needed to coach and assist with field preparation.

Travel Soccer: Attleboro Youth Soccer currently accepting registrations for high school-aged players who wish to participate in the Spring BAYS Travel program; deadline for signup is Feb 28, and registration forms can be printed at www.attleborosoccer.com.

Seekonk Youth Soccer Spring Recreational League will hold sign-ups through March 15 for the eight-week season, which runs from April 15 through June 3; games played on Sunday afternoons at the Cole St. soccer fields; teams are forming now for girls and boys ages 4 through 8; visit www.seekonksoccer.org for info and online registration; a $25 late fee applies after March 15; adult volunteers are needed to coach and assist with field preparation.

SWIMMING

The Attleboro Recreation Dept., in co-operation with the City of Attleboro, will return its popular family swimming sessions on Sunday to its fall calendar of events. The sessions will be held Sunday evenings from 6-8:45 p.m. and will be open to city residents for a nominal $2 fee. Recreation Dept. Director Dennis Walsh and Recreation Commission Chairman Mark Cuddy will direct the program which will run through April. For further information call 774-203-1889.

VOLLEYBALL

Wrentham Volleyball, all men and women of high school age and older are invited to play volleyball on Wednesday evenings at 6:15; people will be playing outside all summer behind King Philip Regional High School in Wrentham; for more information, contact Ken Graves at 508-384-8084 or ken.graves@gravesfa.org.

The Generations Sports Club is offering volleyball programs for youths and adults interested, at the Fred Bartek Center at 81 Pine St. in Attleboro; for more information, visit www.generationssports@yahoogroups.com, e-mail GenerationsSportsClub@yahoo.com or call 508-226-0399.

MISCELLANEOUS

Running Clinics for Women sponsored by the Wampanoag Bettys and the Attleboro Arts Museum will be held on the following Tuesdays from 7-9 p.m. in the gallery of the Attleboro Art Museum, 86 Park St., Attleboro: Feb. 20, March 13, April 3, 24; Clinics are free and open to women who are interested in all facets of running from novice through advanced. For more information, please contact Sandy Sheehy at 508-643-0626 or ssheehy@mindspring.com