To earn this distinction it was stated that Smith had demonstrated the "highest level of knowledge and expertise in the field of interscholastic athletic administration''.

Smith is one of 318 interscholastic athletic administrators to attain this level.

The NIAAA is a national professional organisation consisting of more than 5,200 individual members. It is dedicated to promoting the professional growth of high school athletic administrators and preserving the educational nature of interscholastic athletics.

BOWLING BOW Pembroke Juniors demolished Warwick Whites 251 -11 to move within four points of top club Buy and Sell in the Mott's Sportsmen's League.

Juniors recorded the night's top game and series, 937 and 2750, as they showed little mercy on their lowly ranked opponents.

Meanwhile Buy and Sell similarly thrashed Mini Forwarders 221 -41 and now lead the league with 2791 ponts.

Third place Sparks kept up the pace when they brushed aside Young Blood 231 -31 and in the night's closest affair Warwick Reds got past Social Club 17-10.

Current standings: Buy and Sell 2791 -1791 ; Pembroke Juniors 275-184; Sparks 266-193; warwick reds 230-229; Mini Forwarders 215-244; Social Club 2091 -2491 ; Warwick Whites 190-269; Young Blood 163-296.

Tonight's schedule: Pembroke Juniors v Sparks; Warwick Reds v Buy and Sell; Warwick Whites v Social Club; Young Blood v Mini Forwarders.

POOL POO Vasco won the closest match ever played in the history of the Bermuda International Pool League when they edged a gallant Queens Club 194-193 last week.

Entering the final game ahead by six points -- 189-183 -- Vasco almost squandered the match when Queens' Greg Falzone beat Manuel Furtado 10-5, making his white ball in off three consecutive shots.

Earlier Paul Doidge and Al Alves led Vasco with 43 and 42 points respectively while Chance McLean, Trevor Mouchette, Ryan Kromer and Falzone finished with 40 or more for Queens.

Swinging Doors remained undefeated atop the tables after they blasted Bermuda Ladies 230-136 with Gary Bascome, Dennis Parsons, Craig Marks and Dion Berkeley each scoring 47 points.

High scorers for Ladies were Verda Burgess and Pam Pace with 38 points.

In other matches, second place Hamilton Parish maintained their position on account of a solid 229-140 victory over Mariners and Clint Aitkens registered 47 points to pace Robin Hood to a 200-173 defeat of Sandys Boat Club.

Today's schedule: Robin Hood v Queens Club; Sandys Boat Club v Bermuda Ladies; Swinging Doors v Hamilton Parish.

CRICKET CRI There will be a cricket training session for all those interested in playing for Flatts Victoria during the upcoming season on Sunday at Flatts field (9 a.m.) Bailey's Bay Cricket Club will hold an important meeting next Thursday at the club at 7 p.m. for all those interested in playing cricket for the club in 1993.

Social Club will hold a meeting for all players today at 7.30 p.m. Training will resume Sunday at Victor Scott School (9.30 a.m.).

SOCCER SOC The following are schedule changes for Saturday in the Commercial and Bantam Divisions: Commercial Division Knock-Out: Robin Hood v BAA Wanderers at BAA field (3 p.m.).

Commercial Division -- League: Exiles v North Village Rams at Bernard Park (1 p.m.).

Bantam Division: North Village v Devonshire Colts (postponed) Crystal Palace: Southampton v Devonshire Colts at Bernard Park (11.15 a.m).

SHOOTING SHO After tying for first in last week's round of shooting, James Rego stood alone at the top this time around as he unloaded for a score of 197 out of 200 in target shooting action at the Prospect Range.