In 1991 she won the trophy with Robert Vallis, while this year she teamed up with Henry Ascento to take the low gross prize.

The pair beat Glenn Simmons and Pat Morgan by five strokes.

Trevor Madeiros and Alora Rabain shot a fine 73 on the first day to hold second place behind Ascento and Spinucci but could not maintain their challenge.

They did, however, have the consolation of taking the Sir George Somers Trophy as low net winners.

The next major event on the Bermuda Golf Association calendar is the Bermuda Seniors Championship scheduled for May 29-31 at the Belmont.

Meanwhile, the next round of the Medal Play Competition takes place at April 18 at Port Royal.

Entries for the event should be phoned to secretary Tom Smith at 238-1367 by next Tuesday at 5 p.m.

The 10th Annual Bermuda Junior Golf Association Glidden Bowl gets under way tomorrow at Belmont.

The 54-hole event is sponsored by the Glidden Paint Company, and the US director of international sales, Peter McConnell, will be flying in to present the prizes on Friday.

The tournament will be played in three age categories -- 12 and under, 13 to 14, and 15 and over.

Last year's overall winner Duncan Zelkin will be defending his title this week, when he is likely to be hard pressed by Chris Garland and Jimmy Legere.

In the 13 to 14 group, Craig Brown, Robbie Spurling and Quinton Sherlock are expected to fight for the honours, while 11-year-old Justin Barritt should have things his own way in the 12-and-under group.

Bailey's Bay will hold a meeting tomorrow for all club golfers (6 p.m.).

HOCKEY HOC Rebels and Wasps International continued their rivalry in the end-of-season Bermuda Hockey Association Cup.

The two teams, who had battled it out for league honours before Wasps finally emerged as champions, were always going to produce a hard-fought game. And they did not disappoint.

It was Wasps who had marginally the better of the encounter, but they could not manage to find the net.

Even when veteran Chris Edmunds came on to replace injured Wasps winger Stan Lee, they could still not find the winning touch.

So it went to extra time, with the prospect of penalty flicks looking highly likely.

However, with less than 10 minutes left, Wasps' right half Gordie Shaw picked up a deflected short corner attempt, dribbled the ball towards net and, with a fake pass accross the goalmouth, slipped the ball under 'keeper Nigel Pichery's pads.

Theat was enough to clinch it for Wasps despite a supreme last-ditch effortt by Rebels.

It was the perfect end to a perfect season for Wasps, who survived undefeated, sweeping the board and winning every trophy available.

BOXING BOX Nine exciting bouts were fought at Saltus Gym on Saturday when the senior boys demonstrated their boxing skills.

There were no knockouts, but the crowd at ringside witnessed some hotly-contested bouts introduced by master of ceremonies Richard Raistrick.

The blue corner enjoyed six victories and the red corner three on a night, which helped raise funds for overseas tours.

The judges announced six unanimous points decisions and three split.

The results were as follows: Jon (Munchkin) Legere d Wolde (Poppa) Place -- split decision.

Dennis (Wild Man) Fagundo d Craig (Crumbler) Smith -- unanimous decision.

Matthew (Quick Fist) Figueiredo d Damon (Hurricane) Hendrickson -- split decision.

Michael (Mullett Bay Mangler) Walsh d Alex (Send'em Fallin) Rollin -- split decision.

Chris (Mangler) Dawson d Wesley (Ice Man) Lindo -- unanimous decision.

Douglas (Big Man) Parker d Justin (Thumper) Griffiths -- unanimous decision.

Andre (Boom Boom) Bean d Gavin (Smiler) Smith -- unanimous decision.

Shane (Lightning) Benevides d Richard (Mad Portagee) Lines -- unanimous decision.

Jamel (Ice Cool) Bean d Craig (Crumbler) Smith -- unanimous decision.

CHESS CHS Nick Faulks captured the Bermuda Open championship after beating Nigel Chudleigh to remain on maximum points through six rounds. Faulks meets Harry Kast tonight and can possibly be tied by Brian Stephenson, who has five points and meets Chudleigh.

But because of his earlier win over Stephenson, Faulks would win a tie-breaker.

Last week's results: N.Faulks d N.Chudleigh; E.Keen lost to B.Stephenson; H.Kast drew with M.Craggs; R.Swift d A.Forrest; R.Trott d C.Jensen; A.Saunders d G.Ben; B.Miller d L.Kleine; D.shanks d C.Williams; J.Lattyak lost to G.Levy; S.Alkon lost to E.Ng; N.Trott d D.Dillas; K.Simmons d D.Areorash; A.Smith lost to L.Ebbin; E.Kemper d D.elleson.

Tonight's pairings (with points totals in parentheses): Faulks (6) v Kast (4); Chudleigh (4) v Stephenson (5); R.Trott (4) v Keen (4); Craggs (4) v Saunders (4); Forrest (31 ) v Miller (31 ), Levy (31 ) v Shanks (31 ); Ben (3) v K.Simmons (3); Jensen (3) v Ng (3); Kleine (3) v Williams (3); Kemper (2) v N.Trott (3); Arorash (2) v Ebbin (2); Dillas (1) v Elleson (0).

DARTS DRT Action in the Ladies Dart League last Friday saw RAA inch closer to leaders BAA with a 6-1 victory over SPBC and also winning the 1001.

St George's I narrowly defeated EEMYC 4-3, needing a win in the Trebles to decide the match. Meanwhile Hamilton Parish and Mariners both won by similar margins over Police East and St. George's II.