side yesterday, leading them to their first victory but blotting his copy book when he was sent to the sin bin.

The side, who have now lost one and won one since opening their tour of England, beat Hampshire 18-10 at Portsmouth in absymal conditions.

The first-half, played in driving rain and 30 to 40mph winds, didn't go the way of the tourists at all. They were 10-0 down at the break but a few words in the dressingroom resulted in a second-half turn around that the English county side could not counter.

With the wind behind them, the West Indies scored two tries, a penalty and kicked two conversions to end the challenge of their hosts.

Of the half a dozen Bermudians who help make up the squad, Freedom Burrows started yesterday's game at prop, coming off at half-time, and Rob Steinhoff played the whole game.

Captain Hurdle, playing at second row, had an excellent game except for when he incurred the wrath of the referee and was sin-binned in the last few minutes.

The side have three more games -- against the RAF in London on November 1, against Birkenhead Park, Liverpool on November 5 and against a Gloucester Combination at Gloucester two days later.

SALTUS UNBEATEN ON TOUR SOC Saltus unbeaten on tour Saltus school recorded two victories in two days during their soccer tour of Canada.

The under-19 representatives played Ridley and Appleby Colleges in Toronto and ran out 1-0 and 2-0 winners respectively.

In the first game Justin Rebello scored after five minutes and though Saltus enjoyed most of the play they couldn't add to their tally.

The second match saw Jesse Marshall notch both Saltus goals in the first-half.

Defender Terry Sousa had an outstanding game for the visitors.

Today the tourists play Crescent College, followed by Trinity College tomorrow.

PE teacher Jon Beard said: "It is going very, very well. The kids are in good spirits and are enjoying the football. It's a little bit colder than they are used to. It's clear and sunny but very cold.

"We have good pitches, good facilities and the schools are very hospitable and the kids are enjoying all of it.'' The team return to Bermuda on Wednesday.