to go with her first round 80 as play continued in the Buick Whirlpool Junior Open golf championships in Toronto, Canada yesterday.

Spurling heads the girls' division, holding down a one-stroke lead over Ronata Young of Arkansas, with the final round scheduled to take place today.

In the boys' 12-15 division Colin Brown had the best round of 76 yesterday for a share of third place with fellow Bermudian Ryan Mello who shot 78.

Eric West, who led the tournament after the first round, recorded a disappointing 84 but remains in the hunt. Bermuda's David Boyce carded his second successive 81.

David Posier of Thunder Bay, Canada, leads with a two round score of 150.

Twelve year-old Andrew Boyce continues to trouble the older boys, turning in a second round of 82. He lies in 12th place in the field of 40. David Smith is on 166 and Nick Dunkle and Teddy Terceira on 168.

In the boys 16-18 division, Brian Barbaritis of New York leads with a one-under-par 143. The Bermuda contingent is led by Chris Brough who has had two solid rounds of 76.

Chris Smith fired Bermuda's low round on the second day with a fine 74.

Matthew Durrant opened yesterday with a 39 on the front nine but faded on the back, struggling home with an 84. Aaron Burrows shot his second 85 in a row.

SISTER SIZZLE IN ST. LUCIA TEN Sisters sizzle in St. Lucia Bermuda's three Fisher sisters continued to heat up the courts in the Coca Cola Junior International Tournament in St. Lucia this week.

All three of the young players, Zoe, Kara and Sasha Fisher successfully reached the semi-finals of the girls' under-12 division.

And an upcoming clash between Kara and Sasha means Bermuda are guaranteed a shot at the championship title.

But Zoe Fisher was knocked out of the running after a marathon against Trinidad's top seed Laura Marin on Wednesday.

In a gruelling three-and-a-half-hour showdown, Zoe won the first set 7-6 -- 7-5 in the tiebreaker -- but Marin struck back with a second set 7-6 victory of her own after winning the tiebreak 7-2.

Zoe finally ran out of steam under the tropical sun and went down 1-6 in the third set.

In doubles action, Bermudian Daniel Miller and Antiguan Mali Richards, son of former Test great Viv Richards, advanced in the boys' under 18s, while Bermudian Danielle Downey and Trinidadian Sonia Ramcharan play in the girls' under-14 final today.

SQUASH TEAM CELEBRATE SQU Squash team celebrate Bermuda scored their first ever victory at the Merrill Lynch World Junior Men's Team Squash Championships in Princeton, New Jersey yesterday, brushing aside the challenge of Kenya.

The historic triumph was engineered by Sam Stevens and Nick Kyme whose two wins secured the match for Bermuda. At press time Michael Stout was still playing against Otto Kwach in the third and final game.

Stevens defeated Hardeep Reel 3-2 (2-9, 9-6, 9-7, 2-9, 10-8) taking the last game after being 8-1 down. Bermuda's top seed Kyme blasted Charanjiv Sing Walia 3-0 (9-3, 9-3 and 9-0). Bermuda were excited by the result as it meant they had finally picked themselves off the floor after finishing dead last at the previous three events.

Last night's victory means that Bermuda could potentially finish as high as 25th out of the 30 countries participating.

Today the same Bermuda trio are up against Kuwait.