President's XI: A.Manders (capt), O.Jones, J.Warner, A.Steede, R.Basden, A.Amory, J.Pace, D.Leverock, R.Fubler, A.Edwards, Dwight Basden.

Vice President's XI: Dexter Basden (capt), R.Hill, F.Thorne, J.Richardson, J.Tucker, P.Maybury, C.Gilbert, T.Burgess, W.Richardson, D.Wade, A.Brangman.

Reserves: T.Davis, M.Bean, K.Tucker.

A practice match for North Village Commercial League cricketers will be held this evening at Shelly Bay field at 5.30. SAILING SLG Malcolm Smith and fiancee Julie Grayston teamed up in their Snipe Top Gun recently to show they are still the ones to beat.

The pair won two out of three races held in the Great Sound off Spanish Point Boat Club. Stevie Dickinson and crew Wesley Tucker finished second overall, followed by Americans Richard Feeney and Jennifer Lovell.

Smith led the first race home while a pack of boats competed for second.

Feeney edged out Dickinson at the finish.

The second race saw Dickinson get off to a good start, as did Guy Eldridge and crew Julia van Beelen. The two remained close all race with Dickinson inching ahead on the run to the finish. As Smith finished third he and Dickinson entered the final race even on points.

Smith was able to make the best of the fading breeze and led throughout the last race as he pushed Dickinson into second place in both the race and the series. Brett Wright and last-minute crew Keith Rowntree finished third.

Smith won with 41 points, followed by Dickinson on 53 and Feeney on 10.

SOCCER SOC Devonshire Cougars will hold a meeting this evening at the club at 7.00 for all senior soccer players.

SOFTBALL SOF Women's fast-patch softball action on Tuesday saw Social Club Jets beat North Village Angels 8-2 behind winning pitcher Sue Clarke.

Isobelle Tuzo led the Jets with two hits in as many at bats while Cheryl Beach, who had four RBIs, drove in the winning run with a homer in the third.

WWC Reds beat PCC Royals 11-4 with Daminia Caisey getting three hits and Stacy Furbert and Terry Paynter two apiece.

The Eaglettes beat HPWC Peppers 11-10 with Eual Douglas and Toni Richardson providing two hits apiece. Sheila Basden went 3-for-4 for the losers, driving in four runs.