A hat-trick by Kevin Arorash led the Zebras' mini-minor A squad to a 6-2 win over Boulevard, giving them maximum 12 points from four matches. Boulevard and Somerset, 6-2 winners over St. George's, have nine points.

PHC minors are unbeaten through five games after a 2-1 victory over Boulevard, outscoring their opponents 27-5 over that span. St. George's hold down second place despite being held to a 1-1 draw with North Village.

Somerset's Trenton Tankard and Southampton Rangers' Stevon Bailey both posted hat-tricks.

North Village took over the Bantam division lead with a 7-2 win over Wolves.

They have nine points, along with Dandy Town and Devonshire Colts, but have played one match less. Two goals each from Omar Ray and Kionne Minors led North Village.

Star of the week was Zaki Tuzo, who scored four goals to maintain his goal-a-game sreak in Dandy Town's 5-0 win over Hotels in mini-minor A. In mini-minor B, Corey Simmons (PHC Zebras) and Maurico Atkins (PHC Black) both netted hat-tricks.

Results, standings, see Scoreboard JUNIOR GOLF GLF Chris Smith edged David James on retrogression in a duel between two of the Island's top young players in last weekend's Bermuda Junior Golf Association play.

Smith and James matched each other shot for shot, each making birdie on the 18th hole to finish with 73 at Ocean View. Fraser Hunt was five shots off the pace in third.

Jarryd Dillas shot 79 to take top spot in Group Four, nipping Colin Brown and Ted Terceira on retrogression. In Group Three, David Smith led the way with 80, followed by Zachary Simmons two shots back in second.

Jason Correia's four-over 38 over nine holes gave him Group Two honours, two shots ahead of Scott Booth, who nosed out Sean Dunkley on retrogression.

In Group One at St. George's, Alan Outerbridge emerged the leader with a 45 over 11 holes, one up on Shannon Trott.

At Riddell's Bay, Andre Osborne shot 27 over five holes to beat out John Neal for the novice lead.

This Saturday, juniors will play in a two-ball, best-ball fund-raiser at Belmont.