A presentation will follow the conclusion of the final event with $1500 worth of prizes to be handed out.

Bermudian Ben Dyer helped his school, Moravian College, to a second place finish at the Middle Atlantic Conference Outdoor Championship recently held in Lancaster, Pennsylvania.

Dyer, a sophmore, placed fifth in the 1500 metres with a time of 4:04.51 and returned to run in the 4x100 metre relay, helping the team to second place in 3:22.50.

CRICKET CRI Doug Ferguson's coaching courses continue today with an afternoon course for school teachers and an evening session for club level coaches at Mount St Agnes starting at 6.00.

Tomorrow there will be a club coaching session at Wellington Oval for St.

George's players and on Friday there will be a net session at Devonshire Rec.

On Monday there will be group coaching at Berkeley with a written exam and next Tuesday there will be net coaching at St. John's Field.

Umpires for weekend cricket matches are as follows: Saturday -- Camel Cup semifinals: Devonshire v Bailey's Bay at St. Johns Field (A.Virgil, D.Raynor); Police v Western Stars at Devonshire Rec (G.Francis, J.Thompson).

Sunday -- Camel Cup finals: Semifinal winners at St. David's (R.Butler, W.Pitcher).