Delco, boosted by goals in the eighth and 19th minutes, went on to beat Bermuda White 3-1 while the Comets proved far too strong for Bermuda's under- 19 team as they routed them 7-2.

Parham Parsa opened the scoring for Delco before Jerre McCann made it 2-0 11 minutes later with the first of his two goals.

The best of the few Bermuda chances in the first half fell to defender Joey Rego who went close with a header after pushing forward for a corner and then striker Damon Ming who raced through the Delco defence down the left side before goalkeeper Keith Poole blocked his effort.

At the other end, Parsa got through on the left but had his shot blocked by Bermuda 'keeper Thomas Smith's legs.

In the second half, Ming glanced a header straight at the 'keeper and then drove a free kick wide as Bermuda started to come back. But Delco looked the better-drilled team and put the issue beyond doubt in the last minute when McCann scored his second goal.

The Comets outclassed Bermuda in the under-19 final after getting off to an early 2-0 lead through two goals from Richie Eger. Bermuda looked promising during the opening minutes of a fast-paced match.

Two early goals in the second half, by Matthew Kinsey and an own goal by Damon Francis in the 11th and 15th minutes, enabled the Comets to open a confortable 4-0 lead.

Another own goal, by Matthew Whelpley, got Bermuda on the scoresheet before Jason Kenig netted the first of his two goals. Julian Francis pulled another goal back for Bermuda and then Kinsey closed out the scoring in the 87th minute.

The Heritage Scholarship Pee Wee Soccer Classic III competition will today see the two divisional winners, St. George's Colts and Southampton Rangers, meeting in the championship game at BAA at 1 p.m.

Both Colts and Rangers had perfect records in group play last Saturday at National Stadium but rain forced the postponement of the final.

St. George's are the defending champions, having beaten Devonshire Colts in last year's final.

The following are the Commercial Division players who will represent the English residents squad to face the Scottish residents next Wednesday at BAA (7 p.m.): Granville Bennett, Richard Black, Paul Hawksworth, Malcolm Mosely, Tim Perry, Pete Slater, Simon Turner (all of Robin Hood); Trevor Gillis, Kevin Hansen, Eric Jones, Andy Powell (BAA Wanderers); Richard Bradbury, Barry Hughes (Forties); Roger Williams (Island Rangers); Norman Cotterill (Spinning Wheel); Stuart Drake (KPMG).