Last week's second round match-ups produced the follwoing results: E.Keen 1, B.Stephenson 0; M.Craggs 1, G.Levy 0; M.Douglas 0, B.Bagley 1; S.Alkon 0, M.Chudleigh 1; R.Swift 0, G.Ben 1; K.Hartmann 1 , N.Trott 1 ; D.Arorash 1 , W.Sproule 1 .

Pairings for tonight's matches: Craggs v Keen; Chudleigh v Bagley; Williams v Stephenson; Levy v Douglas; Ben v Dillas; Sproule v Hartmann; Trott v Arorash.

SNOOKER SNO National Sports Club continue to maintain a stranglehold on the Super Six Tournament although Old Colony Club I have indicated that they still have designs on the championship.

Police became yet another victim of the Nationals juggernaut as they paid the price for not having the full complement of players and being forced to forfeit two matches.

Mike Tatem, of Nationals, had a high break of 23 in splitting two frames with Andy Wright while the matchup between Steve Dunleavy and Tony DeSilva ended 1-1, giving the league leaders a 5-2 win.

Meanwhile, OCC I showed their second team OCC II exactly why they are number two with a 7-0 whitewash to move within seven points of top spot.

Robert Gaglio, who had a hattrick, Phil Lambert and Dennis Coyle were all double winners for OCC I. OCC I now have 27 points compared to 34 for Nationals.

Conversely, Queens Club II were not intimidated at all by their first team and came out on top 4-3 to remain third. Ed Gumbs starred for QC II as he took two games from Steven Roberts, the second when Roberts fouled on the black.

Nick Mansell and Gary Skinner went 1-1 as did Greg Falzone and Glenn Flood.

Falzone had the high break with an 18.

Next week's schedule: QC I v OCC I; PRC v QC II; OCC II v NSC.

SOCCER SOC Port Royal will host training sessions every Tuesday and Thursday commencing at 6.15 p.m. at the Warwick Academy School field.

SOFTBALL SOF There will be a meeting for all umpires and scorekeepers (past/present, active/inactive) tomorrow at 5.30 p.m. at Bernard Park.