The family of Golfmoor 6U player Cameron Barnett sufffered a fire at their house on Barker Ave early Tuesday morning.

Camerons's father Clifton, Johnna Mosby , baby brother Karter and Cameron were all admitted into hospitals for smoke inhalation and in some cases burns. Two tween aged sisters were spending the night at a sleepover.  Their household and belongings are a total loss.

Camerons breathing tube has been removed and he is recovering well.

Karter was released from the Hospital on Thursday once his carbon monoxide/blood ox levels were recovered back to normal.

Clifton was and is inhubated and suffered burns to his back. Johana has burns to her throat.

Golfmoor is accepting donations of clothing, basic toiletries, school supplie,scanned and dry foodstuffs and Money on Saturday from 9-1 and Sunday from 1-3 at the Pony 2 story building around the corner from Helrich Park Middle School.

Cameron is a size 6

Karter is a size 2t

sisters wear 10slim and 12slim or xs

Clifton wears 36 pants and XXL shirts

Johnna wears size 3 and small in shirts

Donations can also be mailed to

Golfmoor Baseball  PO BOX 6604 Evansville, IN 47719

There has also been an account set up for the family

at Fifth Third, called "Pat and Linda Barnett"

Golfmoor will once again offer Fall Ball at its facilities this year.

Sign-ups will take place at our Pony League building on the following days:

• Saturday, July 26 - 9 a.m. - 1 p.m.
• Sunday, July 27 - 1 p.m.-3 p.m.
• Saturday, Aug. 2 - 9 a.m.- 1 p.m.
• Sunday, Aug. 3 - 1 p.m. - 3 p.m.

CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP ONLINE.  Online signups end at 5 p.m. on Aug. 5.

CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD A FORM TO PRINT AND FILL OUT.

For determining your child's level of play, use the age he or she will be on April 30, 2015.

There will be three divisions of play:

* Shetland (for ages 4-6) - This is a combination pitching machine/t-ball league for younger players. Players get pitches out of the machine, then use the tee for hitting if they don't put the ball in play. Parents of children who will be 6 on April 30, 2015 should consider this league if their child has never played baseball before, or has played but has a hard time defending himself or herself against a baseball.

* Pinto (for ages 6-8) - This is a pitching machine league. Parents of children who will be 6 on April 30, 2015 should consider this league if their child has played baseball before, is considering playing Pinto baseball in the spring, and can adequately defend himself or herself against a baseball.

* Live pitch (for ages 9-11)  - In this league, players pitch to one another. It is nearly identical to our regular-season minor league.

Fall Ball is a 10 game season.

The cost this season is $60 per player. Each player receives a shirt and hat. Games will be played on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. Practices are scheduled at the coaches' discretion.

Games begin Aug. 23 and end Oct. 4. There will be no games scheduled on Labor Day weekend.

There are no evaluations for Fall Ball becuase it is considered instructional baseball. No trophies are awarded and there is no post-season tournament. Players can request to be on a certain coach's team, and teams from outside leagues are welcome.

Golfmoor's 12U team won the Indiana District 13 Little League title on July 11, topping Washington 15-0 to advance to the state finals in Plainfield, Indiana.

Golfmoor is starting to put together our leadership board of directors for the coming year.

 If you are interested please call Mike Staubitz at 499-5550

For your convenience you can now get text alerts for game changes or cancellations, practice changes and other important league information sent directly to your phone via text messaging.

You can filter updates to only get updates from the league your child participates in or you can choose multiple leagues if you have children playing in several different age groups.  We have also created a league wide group where you can receive updates such as photo day information, fundraisers, and when all star tryouts are scheduled for example.

Signing up is easy, just click on the text and email alerts button on the right side of the homepage (www.golfmoor.com) and follow the instructions. In addition to receiving text alerts you can also choose to receive emails alerts as well.

 A creative positive coach will cite specific examples of various aspects of sportsmanship when teaching the game of baseball.

1. Follows Coach’s Instructions
2. Encourages Teammates
3. Plays as a Team Player
4. Accepts Judgments Calls
5. Respects Opponent
6. Loses without Complaining
7. Wins without Gloating
8. Learns from Mistakes