Buy & Sell had the second high team series of 2,706, led by Kevin Minors' joint third high series of 571.

Top series went to the always powerful Pembroke Juniors who recorded a 2,720 in a 24-3 win over Young Blood. They also had the second high game of 948, one pin behind Warwick Reds.

Dean Lightbourne was the top individual bowler with a series of 624. Antoine Jones followed with a 595 series, which was second best.

Sparks beat Warwick Reds 17-10 in the most evenly-contested match as the winners returned the third high series of 2,625 and third high game of 940.

Reds' reply was led by Victor Simmons, who rolled the joint third high series of 571.

The other match saw Social Club top Warwick Whites 18-9.

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

Kevin Minors rolled the high men's series and game of 594 and 232 but still finished on the losing end as Dolphins went down 3-1 to Untouchables in the Mixed Majors League.

Untouchables claimed the second high team series of 1,989 and game of 688 on their way to victory as Millie Waldron led their cause with the second high women's series of 536.

Dynamic Four were third on the team honours list with a 1,988 series and 681 game on their way to a 4-0 thrashing of Mix Ups. Joanne Fubler rolled the third high women's game of 203 for the winners.

Basil Gibbons of Dynamic Four had the men's second high series of 560 while Anthony Smith of Mix Ups had a 215 game.

E&C Well Drilling were comfortable 4-0 winners over Trojans, thanks to their top series and game of 2,100 and 729 and Joan Burgess' 572 series and 211 game to top the women's honours list. Sam Santucci supported with the third men's series of 546.

In the other match, B's & G's blanked Troublemakers 4-0 with Reggie Saunders rolling a 202 third high game for the winners. For the losers, Traci Lambe had a 204 second high game and 520 third high series.

SCHOOLS SOCCER SOC Sandys Secondary and Whitney Institute were the respective Senior and Junior winners of the Secondary Schools Six-A-Side Soccer Competition on Thursday at Shelly Bay field.

The Senior final was played between Sandys and Warwick Secondary and it turned out to be a real thriller with Warwick Sec.'s Blenn Bean missing two sitters moments from the end.

With the score deadlocked at 0-0 going into the second half, Aljame Zuill flighted a beautiful cross from the left side, which eluded the outstretched arms of the Warwick Sec. goalkeeper, Atiba Simons. As the ball appeared to be heading away for a goal kick, Kwame Tucker met it beautifully with his head to place it into the back of the net.

That turned out to be the only goal of the game as Sandys held on for victory.

St. George's, the defending champions, were eliminated in an earlier round.

The Junior final between Whitney and defending champions Berkeley also finished 1-0 after Whitney's Tariq White took a long pass from his 'keeper Kiare Hollis, controlled it, turned and slotted the ball home from the edge of the box for the winner.

This final proved to be more of a defensive battle with neither team giving too much away.

The tournament was without incident as games were played in good spirit. The officials for the afternoon were Terry Richardson, Herbie Bascome, Gregory Grimes and Lee Holder.

VOLLEYBALL VOL The Bermuda Volleyball Association will open its winter league on Monday starting at 6 p.m. with the women's division.

Play in the men's division will open the following Monday, all matches to be held at Mount Saint Agnes gym.

There are six teams in the women's division and four amongst the men.

Monday's schedule Court 1 Gatorade v Skylarks, Busycomm v Skylarks, Busycomm v Gatorade Court 2 Corona v Butterfield Travel, Larmaq Oilers v Butterfield Travel, Larmaq Oilers v Corona.

CRICKET CRI Flatts captain Rodney Woolridge's unbeaten 103 in the league against Police was inadvertently left off the Century Club in the end-of-season averages, which were published yesterday.

DARTS DRT There will be a drop-in tournament at Spanish Point Boat Club today starting at 8 p.m. On the agenda are open singles and luck of the draw. Entry fee is $10 per person per event.

FISHING FSH The prize presentation for the Mid-Ocean News Wahoo Tournament will take place at Spanish Point Boat Club on Monday at 6.30 p.m.

All participating anglers are welcome.