The win moves Queens to a three-point lead over Warwick and improves their chance of promotion with only three matches left in regular season play. Also winning for Queens were Glenn Flood, Ed Gumbs, Chris Dakin and Simon Wait.

Warwick fell back, taking only two points from OCC II. Roland Skinner made the highest break of the season in the Second Division, a 29 to lead OCC and was joined by Edmund Ng and Stan Fearis. Renaldo Bean and Andy Peniston picked up Warwick's points.

Timmy Hayward made a 20-break to lead St. George's to a 4-1 victory over OCC III. Other St. George's winners were Reginald (Honky) Burrows, William Peniston and Jason Payne. Richard Oliver won his fourth game of the season to prevent a whitewash.

In First Division action Dave McLean had breaks of 21, 18 and 17 in crushing Graham Williams and leading OCC I to a 3-2 win over Queens. The win, coupled with Nationals' 3-2 loss, moves OCC two points ahead of Nationals.

Terry Southern and Bill Wotton, playing his first game of the year, also won for OCC while Peter Bromby and Stephen Roberts got Queens' points. Bromby is now 11-2 and tied for the aggregate lead in the First Division. It was Roberts' ninth straight win after starting the season 0-4.

First Division player of the week Timmy Pedro beat Tony DeSilva Tony DeSilva on the black ball to lead Sandys Sports club to their 3-2 win over Nationals.

Roger (Sticks) Henderson and Zane DeSilva, also 11-2, won for Sandys while Stephen Pantry and Tyler Moniz picked up Nationals' wins.

Steve Dunleavy had breaks of 24, 22 and 15 to pace Warwick to a 4-1 victory over Police. Only Timmy Carr's win over Hilgrove Iris prevented a whitewash with Steve Bremar, Dennis Eve and Wally Tucker also winning for Warwick.

Next week's schedule: OCC I v Nationals; Warwick I v Queens Club I; Sandys Sports Club v Police Club; SPBC v St. George's; Warwick II v OCC III; Queens II v OCC II.

TABLE TENNIS PP Hamilton Parish I earned the right to defend their Challenge Cup title in the final when they beat their second team 6-0 on Thursday night.

Cal Burgess and Derron Trott both were extended to three games by Kacy King but ended up victorious. They had two wins while Cory Berkeley had one and teamed with Trott for a doubles win. Parish II were missing leading player Roderick Masters who was on regiment duty.

Parish's opponents in the final will be determined on Tuesday after league leaders Eastern Stars and BAA had their match abandoned.

Craig Trott and Dave Waltham were level at one game apiece in the opening match when a power outage halted play. Power was not restored to the club in the next 45 minutes and the teams agreed to meet at Elliott Primary School on Tuesday (7.30 p.m.) with the final to be rescheduled for a later date.

BAA caught a break with the happening as Bermuda number one Nick Frost was unavailable on Thursday but should be back in action for the second meeting.

Teams who have matches outstanding are free to make them up on Tuesday.

The Masters Open will be played on February 27 at Elliott Primary School. The entry deadline is Wednesday, February 24.

VOLLEYBALL VOL The Bermuda Volleyball Association's winter season ended with Busycomm performing the double among the women as they won both the League and Tournament trophies.

During the latter, Busycomm's road was less than easy with challenging early-round matches against last year's league champions, Skylarks and another with Butterfield Travel.

In the final they again met up with Skylarks. The match was tense, but Skylarks had no answer to their opponents' heavy hitters Elisa Stubbs and Cindy Hamilton, who led their side to a straight sets win.

Meanwhile, Flying Chefs took top honours in the men's league, but were on the wrong side of a game against Arthur Andersen in the tournament final, which went to three sets.

League Most Valuable Players were Lisa Dragon of Busycomm and Gray and Kempe's Mark Monaghan.

The Summer League will begin on April 15.

EQUESTRIANISM RAH Local equestrienne Jillian Terceira was recently named 1992 Reserve Champion in Junior Amateur Show Jumping High Division for Ontario, Canada, by the Canadian Equestrian Federation.

This honour was bestowed as a result of points gained during the year, the final event being the Royal Winter fair in Toronto.

Terceira has been competing in Ontario on the `A' circuit for the past three years in jumping, and the past two years in the hunters division.

Competition had been keen, with 25 to 40 competitors per event and this award is by far her highest accomplishment to date.

Last year Terceira was the first Bermudian equestrian to represent the Island in show jumping at the North American Young Riders in Bromont, Quebec.

CRICKET CRI Training for the Under-19 national squad will be held at Devonshire Rec. field this morning, starting at 9.30.