Swallows settled after a slow start and began to put together some good attacking play.

They went ahead in the first half when Jenny Burrell scored after some great play by Rebecca Pettingill.

Swallows picked up the pace in the second-half and were soon ahead 2-0 when Pettingill netted the ball after a great individual run into the circle.

Swifts had their chances and Cathie Hay, Melissa Durrant and Lisette Moniz always caused problems.

With this win Swallows are now joint leaders of the B league with Cardinals.

Men's League BCS Panthers 3 Wasps 1 The young Panthers recorded their first win of the season, the first of two games the teams had to play against each other.

Wasps took the lead when another youngster, Tyler Smith, put the ball away after some good approach work by Burt Rodney and Richard Adlam.

The Panthers drew level six minutes later with Jerome Overbee's deflection into goal off a cross by Andrew Elton.

Panthers then took the lead through another Overbee goal and Chris Chapman made sure of the victory when he scored from a short corner routine.

Wasps 5 BCS Panthers 2 The second game of the day between these two sides saw a more determined and fresher Wasps side take to the field.

Richard Adlam opened the scoring for them, netting a well taken shot from a short corner, and Simon Farrington made it 2-0 shortly after.

Panthers managed to pull a goal back in the first half through Gregory Rose.

Bert Rodney netted two for Wasps and Farrington scored his second of the day to take the score to 5-1.

Panthers were rewarded for their hard work when Andrew Elton scored.

Police 0 Chameleons 7 The Police side were on the back foot for the majority of the match as Chameleons played some great attacking hockey.

By half-time Chameleons were ahead 3-0, although Police did have one great chance at a goal which was cleared off the line by J. Redrobe.

The second-half was slightly less frantic, although this did not stop Chameleons finding the back of the net four more times to come away 7-0 winners. Scorers were Jonathan Dodd (three), Steve Moreton (two), Stuart MacKellar and Mark Pettingill.

Upstarts v Rebels Upstarts won by default.

HARNESS RACING RAH Harness racing at Vesey Street on the weekend saw four more ponies move up the tables with solid performances.

Dreamer driven by young Philip Correira won his two heats and now moves up to the 1:11.3-1:13.3 time bar.

Arthur Hurst's Final Explosion was also a double winner, moving up to the same division. Also on the move is Abbe's M&M joining her stable mate Final Explosion . The only other double winner of the night was Joe Viera's Grand Magic who won both heats of the Junior Free For All C Division. Diamondway , driven by Michael Compagnon, also from Viera's Tanglewood Stables, moved up to the Junior Free For All as does Ponder Babe driven by Michael Roberts. However both have qualified for the season's ending Champion of Champions this weekend.

Other qualifiers are Grand Shady and GV Colonel Spence from the Inwood Stables, Eddie Roque's Tuxedo's Bow Tie , the Furbert family's Custom Eyes'd , Bobby DeGraffe's Gusto's Cracker Jack , Robert Lopes' Trott Acre Byrd and Jennifer Time , recently purchased by Randy Wilkinson. The Champion of Champion trotters will be Diamondway of Tanglewood Stables, PV Yemme Chane of Inwood Stables and Tony Adcock's Jandy's Desert Storm . Racing this weekend will be on both Saturday and Sunday with post time each day set for 12 noon.

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SAILING SLG The blast of cold Saturday night failed to deter the `Committed 10' from taking to the waters of Hamilton harbour for the latest race in the Frostbite Series.

Malcolm Smith, while far from dominating, emerged on top of the fleet, recording four first-place finishes, three seconds and a third among his results in the 10 races for a total of 13 points.

Smith most adequately combated the fluky eight- to 10-knot breezes and correspondingly challenging courses set by class secretary Christian Luthi.

The surprise of the day was presented by Martin Vezina, who beat Brett Wright and Todd Olsen for second place, his 20 points six better than the latter pair.

One race day remains, with Smith looking odds on for the overall title.