Eatontown Baseball League is holding registration for the spring season on Feb. 1 at the Eatontown Community Center (58 Broad St.) from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. The league is for all players between the ages of 6-18 as of July 31, 2003. (This includes players who are currently 5 but will be 6 before July 31, 2003). New registrants must bring original birth certificate. The cost is $40 for ages 6-12; $60 for ages 13-18; plus $100 family bond. For questions, contact RegisterEBL@inlineservicesinc.com or call (732) 389-7671 and leave your name and number.

The Black Magic, a central New Jersey-based girls’ fast pitch team, is looking for a pitcher and position player for its 14U (born 1988 or later) roster for the 2003 season. The Black Magic is a fourth-year program looking for experienced, dedicated players. For tryout or other information call Jack Ballo at (732) 786-0638 or (732) 446-5900.

The Rutgers University women’s indoor track team participated in the Yale Pentathlon on Jan. 10, where they swept the top three places in the shot put. Sarah Cullen (Red Bank) finished second (13.08).

The Rutgers University women’s swimming and diving team participated in the Princeton Invitational Dec. 6-8. Senior Amanda Widdis, of Long Branch, was part of the 20 freestyle relay team that placed second, with a time of 1:37.21.

The Red Bank Parks and Recreation program has begun the sign-ups for the spring T-Ball/Baseball/Softball Program for grades K-8 with a cost of $15 per child ($10 for the second child). Look for the registration form to come home in the backpack this week.

Team USA/Youth is accepting soccer coaches’ nominations for youth soccer players for the USIS Memorial Youth Soccer Scholarships. The scholarships, ranging from $400 to $2,000, enable talented young soccer players an opportunity to compete internationally. To nominate players, coaches should go online to www.ussport.us/scholarships and enter their nomination. Players must have a birth year from 1984 to 1990. Nominated players are then required to complete an essay in order to be considered. Nominations will close Feb. 17 and awards announced Feb. 21. The scholarships are awarded in honor of servicemen and servicewomen who, because of their commitment to the armed forces, have had athletic careers deferred or ended. The scholarships are funded by gifts to the Team USA/Youth program and underwritten by United States International Sport, a nonprofit youth soccer development organization. Details of the Team USA/Youth programs are available at www.teamusayouth.org.