After enjoying an undefeated 11-0 season Twisters tonight face eighth seeded Bermuda College (1-10) in the first round.

Twisters are led by the league's top scorer Kit Musller, who averaged just under 23 points during the regular season, helping his side to an average of 89.90 points per outing, best in the league.

However, Musller is not a lone gun, as John Leone (16.57) and Kevin Barrett (18.10) can also fill it up on a moment's notice.

Their defence is not shabby either, allowing just 54.40 points a game, giving them a stunning average margin of victory of 35.50.

Conversely, Bermuda College ranked seventh out of eight teams on offence (41.25 ppg) as well as defence (72.67 ppg) and appear to have but a prayer of upsetting the high riding Twisters.

Still, upsets are what bring the play-offs to life and the College will certainly be hoping for a miracle.

Tonight's other fixture features Fenton's Drive against The Zone in a two versus seven seed affair.

Drive are guided by the scoring prowess of Lou Matthews (16.40) and Travis Caines (15.00), while the league's second leading scorer Alan Bean (22.42) stands as the lone gem in an otherwise dreary Zone outfit.

Meanwhile, tomorrow has Dream Team taking on Kempe and Whittle, while Bank of Bermuda test their mettle against Young Gunns.

BOWLING BOW Antoine Jones had a 664 high series and 255 high game to lead Pembroke Juniors to a 161 -101 victory over Sparks in recent play in the Barritt's Sportsmen's League.

Teammate Dean Lightbourn made a major contribution also with a second high series of 634 and second high game of 234.

Cleve Harris led Sparks with a fourth high series of 571 and fourth high game of 213.

But with leaders Buy and Sell also winning, Pembroke Juniors could not improve on their second place position.

Buy and Sell beat Young Blood 151 -111 despite a gallant effort from Young Blood's Glenn Tuzo rolling a third high series of 581 and third high game of 221.

In other games Warwick Reds beat Mini Forwarders 181 -81 and Social Club edged Warwick Whites 15-12.

Pembroke Juniors were the night's high series team with a score of 2780 followed by Buy and Sell with 2559 and Sparks 2554 while high team honours also went to Pembroke Juniors who recorded a 968 followed by Sparks on 889, Young Blood 888 and Social Club 887.

SOFTBALL SOF Commercial Softball League play on Thursday saw Butterfield & Steinhoff beat Arthur Anderson 10-7 behind winning pitcher Graham Strange in C Division play.

Robert DeSilva suffered the loss.

Trevor Brookes led Butterfield and Steinhoff with a two-for-four night at the plate while Roger Cash had identical numbers for the losers.

AIM defeated Skandia 9-5 with Rod Thoms, Fraser Gray and Kent Smith combining for nine hits, Thoms with a perfect night going three-for-three. Andy Herd was the winning pitcher and Nick Frost the loser.

Powercourt edged Marsh & McLennan 14-13 with Roy Lumley and Dave Hackett each getting three hits. Dave Balmouth went 3-for-4 for the losers. Adrian Kimberley was the winning pitcher while Peter Card took the loss.

Weekend schedule Tonight: BNTB Flyers v BF&M (6.00); Sousa's v Gateway (7.30); ACT v Rubbernecks (9.00).

Tomorrow: Warwick v PTB (6.00); Powercourt v Centre-Re (7.30); PALMS v ACT (9.00).

MOTOCROSS SCR The 1994-95 motocross season has reached its climax with the final race tomorrow at Coney Island in the Pepsi Nationals.

However the season will be extended another week as the Bermuda Auto Cycle Union has obtained permission to stage one more event next Sunday, a Grand Prix.

After tomorrow's races there will be first time champions in both thte Pee Wee 50 and 80 classes, which were introduced into the championships this season.

Robbie Smith will become the third champion in as many seasons in the 125B class -- the premier class -- following in the footsteps of Aaron Pace last year and Justin Belboda the year before. Belboda is bettling Chris Maxwell for second.

Kemo Simons made a smooth transition from the 80cc class to the 125C, picking up another championship in the process on the bigger bike. He was a two-time winner in the 80cc division.

The 80cc will have a new champion in Jamel Hassell who has admirably filled the position cavated by Simons. This will be Hassell's first national title.

SOCCER SOC Dandy Town will be hold training sessions at St. John's Field for all players from the 1970s on Monday and Wednesday starting at 7 p.m.