CHERRY TWP — Three-time Olympic gold medalist Leah O'Brien-Amico will conduct a pair of softball camps at Moniteau High School next month.

She will hold a pitching camp from 7 to 9 p.m. March 19 and will conduct an all-skills camp from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. March 20.

Cost for the pitching camp is $20 and is limited to the first 20 girls who register.

Cost for the all-skills camp is $65 and is limited to the first 55 girls who register. The camp will cost $75 if registration is received after March 13.

To register, contact Moniteau softball coach Dan Hindman at 724-290-1954 or by e-mail at dan2106@zoominternet.net.

NEW YORK — Florida landed the top-rated recruiting class in the country Wednesday, the first and by far the busiest day of the national letter of intent signing period for high school football players.As usual, national signing day was mostly about the rich getting richer.While Florida took the mythical recruiting national championship — most of the notable ranking services had the Gators on top — Alabama and Texas, the teams that played for the BCS title last month, also loaded up for future runs.Southern California and Tennessee withstood late coaching changes to land highly regarded classes.

LOS ANGELES — Phil Mickelson said Wednesday he won't be using the Ping Eye2 wedge that led a fellow player to accuse him of "cheating," saying he has made his point about a rules problem he wants to see fixed.Mickelson said he accepted an apology from Scott McCarron, who last week said it was "cheating" for Mickelson or any other player to use a club with square grooves that only is allowed under a legal settlement from 20 years ago.Mickelson said he hopes players continue using the Ping wedge to keep focus on what he called a ridiculous rule. Meanwhile, PGA Tour commissioner Tim Finchem says he is working with Ping officials on a solution.