Division on Saturday when they trounced closest challengers Robin Hood 4-1 at BAA.

Spearheading the leaders were Carl Sharman and second-half substitute Steve Irvine with two goals apiece.

The pair led BAA to a remarkable recovery after they fell behind 1-0 to a goal by Tim Perry after 26 minutes.

Sharman got the equaliser after 41 minutes and then put BAA ahead with his second after 68 minutes.

Irvine put the result completely out of reach when he scored after 71 minutes and again after 73 minutes.

Third placed Island Rangers slipped when they were held to a 1-1 draw against Lobster Pot.

Bob Markovsky got the goal for Lobster Pot when he turned home a cross from Alan Turner.

Spinning Wheel hammered Devonshire All-Stars 4-1 at Garrison Field after leading 2-0 at the half.

Keith Bell struck a hat-trick while Des Minors netted the fourth for Wheel.

Mariners scored an emphatic 4-1 triumph over MR Onions, hitting their opponents hard from the opening whistle.

They led 3-0 at the interval and added a fourth in the second half. Craig Dixon led the attack with a hat-trick while Joe Barboza got the other goal.

In the remaining A Division game, St. George's All-Stars beat Forties 2-0 at White Hill Field on second-half goals by Maxwell Burgess and Hubert Wade.

In the B Division, leaders North Village Rams were held to a 2-2 draw by Wolves. Veterans Wendell Baxter and Ralph Bean netted for the Rams while Casey Burgess and Shawn Outerbridge scored for Wolves.

Belco hammered Bermuda Pest Control 4-1 thanks to a pair of goals from Oral Swan. Kasey Butterfield and Kent Burgess also scored for Belco.

Second placed Fire Services and Devonshire Lions drew 4-4 at Police Field after being tied 2-2 at the break. Leonard Davis, Alan Wilkinson, Danon McGowan and Roger Dill scored for Fire Services.

Somerset Extros edged Valley 3-2 with Craig Brangman (2) and Durrard Durrant scoring for the West Enders and Aaron Carmichael netting twice for the losers.

In the other game Prison Officers hammered Exiles 5-1, the losers' goal coming from Chester Ray. Scorers for Officers weren't available.