St. George's by 119 runs in an under-18 Shell Youth League match at Wellington Oval.

The pair added 74 for the seventh wicket as St. David's posted 161 all out.

That proved to be more than enough for victory as St. George's could only muster 42 in reply with only Jarreau Hayward (14) reaching double figures.

Leading the bowling for St. George's was Ben Phipps with four for 27 from eight overs while Detroy Smith claimed two for 12 and Jocal Burgess two for 28.

Landro Minors grabbed three for five from 2.2 overs while L.Marshall claimed three for four and Delyone Borden two for five for St. David's.

In another under-18 match, Warwick edged Devonshire by one wicket at Southampton Oval as D.Joell (six) and B.Lambert (12) put on 23 for the last wicket.

Devonshire posted 126 with opener T.Wilson scoring 25, J.Dill 17 and A.Boyce 14. Dion Stovell claimed three for 26 in 7.2 overs for Warwick while Taurean Manders took three for 29.

K.Butterfield was the high man for Warwick with 14 as K.Tuzo claimed three for 26, and Marshall and L.Caines two each for 10 and 33 respectively.

Hamilton Parish downed Smith's by eight wickets as Steven Outerbridge smashed an unbeaten half century at Sea Breeze Oval, spurring the visitors to 111 for two in reply to the home team's 109.

Christino Smith added 30 as Parish reached the winning target from just 15.5 overs.

Earlier Lorenzo Simmons tore through the Smith's batting, returning spectacular figures of six-for-20 from six overs. Saleem Talbot was the top Smith's bat with an unbeaten 45.

In the under-14 league, Pembroke defeated Sandys by six wickets at Royal Naval Field, as Sandys could only manage 89.

P.Gibbons claimed three for 13 and was aided by L.Brangman and J.Bremmer, who each took a pair of scalps.

Captain of the west enders, Tyrell Burgess, was the only batsman to reach double figures, tallying 19.

Meanwhile, D.Ball top scored for Pembroke with 26.

In another under-14 match, Devonshire beat Warwick by 17 runs, 114 to 97.

R.Baker and T.Wilson led the Devonshire batting with 26 and 25 respectively before retiring, while Taurean Manders scored 25 at thetop of the Warwick order before he also retired. S.DeGraffe took two for 32 with the new ball.

At Sea Breeze Oval Hamilton Parish downed Smith's by one wicket in a close affair. Smith's scored 89, only to have Parish pass the target with one wicket in hand.