Owego Little League News
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• Indoor Skills Clinics
 To develop softball and baseball players for the 2006 season, Owego Little League is conducting four, four-hour indoor skills clinics at the Tioga County Boys and Girls Club on the first two Sunday afternoons of October and November. There is no cost to parents. Players who are league ages 9 to 12 for next season are eligible. How Can Parents Help? Sign up your player. Take him/her to their clinics. Stay. Offer to help the clinic staff. 

• Girls Softball Skills Clinic
November 6, Sunday, 1 - 5 pm
 Those who missed the October 2 program should sign up with League Safety Officer and Program Coordinator Coach Mark Warfle 687-1586 or visit mwarfle@ithaca.edu. 

The program includes age appropriate training in hitting, running, fielding, throwing and pitching and an indoor game to apply what has been learned at the skill stations.

• More Training Programs? 
 If the October and November programs are successful, Owego Little League will sponsor free skills clinics in January and February. 

• History Writers Needed 
 Write your reflections for the Owego Little Leagues's 55-year history book. Write on playing, volunteerism, umpiring, concession stand service, sponsoring a team or billboard, or lessons applied in life from your Little League experiences. Email to jraftis2@stny.rr.com. 

• Visit OLL Web site
 Find updated OLL news/pictures by Webmaster Rich Ives on www.eteamz.com/owego. 

• New Officers 
 Ken Winters is the new OLL president for 2006-2007. OLL thanks Steve Gregory for his two years of outstanding leadership. 

 Other new officers are Secretary Connie Cardone for Sue Peacock, Player Agent Karen Vinti for Kristin Barton and Vice President Teener League Mark Farabaugh and Equipment Manager Dan Martin for Greg Poffenbarger's two positions. OLL salutes volunteers Peacock, Barton and Poffenbarger for their many years of meritorious service. 

 Others new to the staff are Commissioner Tee-Ball and Modified Bob Anders, Photo Day/Sponsor Plaques Phil Wiles, Jamie Striley and Joe Fuller, Training Jerry McQuade and Umpire-in-Chief Assistant Jim Medovich.