SNOOKER SNO National Sports Club maintained their lead in the Super Six tournament with a 4-3 win over Queens II. Paul Charleton led Nationals with two wins over Chris Dakin, but Dakin picked up the high break with a 22. The matches between Tony DeSilva and Nick Mansell, and Randy Paterson and Billy Frost, both ended 1-1.

Steven Roberts scored a hat-trick in leading Queens I to a 6-1 victory over Old Colony Club II which allowed Queens to maintain second place. Roberts took two frames from Richard Oliver and had the high break of 16. Greg Falzone also won two games over Fred Smith for Queens while Gary Skinner and Stan Fearis went 1-1.

SOCCER SOC A total of 11 goals were scored in Thursday's two matches in the Kenny Thompson seven-a-side soccer competition as Team Iraklis hammered Forties 6-1 and Team Champion beat Dandy Town 3-1.

Rodney Bascome and Duval Binns both netted twice for Ieam Iraklis while Antoine Brangman and Anthony Burchall got one each while Leon Bascome replied for Forties.

Frank Ming (penalty), Raynell Lightbourne and Shawn Russell all scored in Team Champion's win over Dandy Town. Khari Sharieff replied for Town.

Monday sees the last round of round robin matches with the Youth Select taking on Vasco and St. David's meeting Southampton.

The quarter-finals of the play-offs are scheduled for Wednesday and Thursday.

There will be a training session for all Dandy Town Senior and Under 18 players tomorrow at the club commencing at 9.30 a.m.

SWIMMING SW William Massey, tipped as a medal contender by coach Richard Goodman prior to the CISC Age Group Championships in Trinidad, lived up to expectations when he won a silver on the final night of competition.

The 12-year-old set a new Bermuda age group record in the 50 metres freestyle coming home in second in a time of 27.43.

The accomplishment by Massey enabled the 16-member team to return home with three medals, after Tiffany Gosling won silver and bronze medals in the 200 and 100 metres backstroke.

Also on the final night, the 4x100 medley relay team of Massey (butterfly), Craig Ferguson (backstroke), Trevor Nelson (breaststroke) and Nicholas van de Weg (freestyle) placed fourth in a time of five minutes, 23.18 seconds.

"This competition improves every year,'' said coach Goodman yesterday. "The quality keeps getting higher and higher.'' Goodman, who pointed to Puerto Rico, Trinidad and Tobago, Netherland Antilles and Dominican Republic as the top countries, was satisfied with the medal haul by Bermuda, pointing out that Bermuda had a record 18 finalists setting one national record and five new age group records.

"We couldn't quite turn finals to medals,'' said the coach. "But to reach the finals alone was quite a tremendous achievement. They gave it everything they had.'' TENNIS TEN Junior team tennis, a first in Bermuda, began this month with five teams competing for top honours in a season that will extend to early September.

Sponsored by the Bermuda Lawn Tennis Association, junior team tennis is part of a full year programme designed to encourage the development of talented juniors.

Some 63 youngsters are representing five teams with each team having a tennis pro/coach, a manager and a captain. Home courts for the five teams are the Tennis Stadium, Port Royal, Turtle Hill courts at Southampton Princess, Pomander Gate and Grotto Bay.

The programme is being coordinated by Sheila Gomez.

In action this week, Red Racqueteers defeated Aces 37 points to 20, while Terminators defeated Lethal Weapons 34-25.

In the Racqueteers-Aces match the highlights were Nakia Wolfe's won over Paul York and Malika Snaith's defeat of Robyn Remos.

The highlight of the Terminators' match was Jamal Robinson's win over Jonathan Ingham.