Their captain, John Varnish, made several trips to the podium, and left at the end of the evening needing assistance to carry all the silverware.

The most important presentation of the night was for league champions. The final figures for Chameleons' season are a clear indication that they were never seriously challenged for this position. In 12 games they were undefeated and had only two draws. Their goal tally was quite impressive with 40 scored and only six conceded.

Trophies won also included the knockout cup, a competition never previously won by Chameleons. The final was played in March between Chameleons and Wasps and after a closely-fought first half, goals by Rick Morris and two excellent strikes by James Broadbelt left Chameleons with a comfortable 3-0 victory and a clean sheet for the competition.

Personal awards on the weekend were also dominated by Chameleons. Most Valuable Player went to Gary White for his consistently impressive performances throughout the season. He was also honoured by his team-mates with their own MVP award.

The top goal-scorer for the season was also from the Chameleons ranks, won by Martin Ford whose 12 goals in as many games sealed the title -- a fitting way to end his time on the island.

However, a mention must be made of Rick Morris whose seven goals were scored in only half the season and who was subsequently named as Chameleons' most improved player.

With most of the silverware now claimed, it left just the league's most improved player to be announced. That went to Julian Wheddon for his efforts in goal for Upstarts, the league's latest addition.

A mention was also made in appreciation of three players who had given their time throughout the season to umpire games and a presentation was made to Mike Botelho as most valuable umpire.

DARTS DRT The Onions edged the Limeys 3-2 and The Rest squeezed out a 5-4 win over the Onions in two select matches last weekend in the women's league.

Onions caused a big upset in the first game by beating favourites Limeys, despite captain Sheila Willoughby starting her team off with a 2-0 victory over Onions captain Margaret Pickering. Lois Virgil tied it up with a 2-0 win over Jean Clark.

Then Elizabeth Simons came through to put her team ahead by beating Doris Pickering 2-0. This time, Limeys equalised when Margaret Bleeker beat Lynn Somner 2-1 to make it 2-2 overall.

June Bleeker of Onions sealed the win with her 2-0 success over Dawn Bealing.

Limeys had held the trophy since 1991.

In the other game The Rest beat the Onions 5-4 in a see-saw contest. Captain Judy Semos started her team off with her 2-0 victory over Onions captain Karen Hutton.

However, by the eighth game there was still nothing separating the two teams as Agatha Dickinson of the Onions made it 4-4 with her win. Joan Burrows clinched The Rest's win with the final win of the night.

Results: K.Hutton lost to J.Semos 0-2; R.Holder d G.Foggo 2-1; L.Smith d I.Patterson 2-0; R.Smith lost to C.Hill 1-2; M.Rosser lost to G.Paynter 0-2; V.Renaud d M.Aubrey 2-1; D.Nesbitt lost to T.Burrows 0-2; A.Dickinson d J.Setterington 2-0; R.Hill lost to J.Burrows 0-2.

Friday's league schedule: BPSA v RAA; Hamilton Parish v BAA; Mariners v St.

George's II; EEMYC v Moonglow; St. George's I v Police East.

CRICKET CRI The St. George's Community Centre is offering a structured overnight cricket camp from July 4-8 at Darrell's Island.

The co-educational camp will involve a maximum of 50 primary school children between the ages of seven and 12. Registration will be at two locations, the Department of Youth and Sport between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. and at the St.

George's Community Centre between 8.30 a.m. and 10 p.m. on May 2.

The cost will be $50 for one child, $75 for two children and $100 for three.

The aim of the camp is to help improve the basic skills of the youngsters while providing enjoyment and development. Children will also watch cricket videos, listen to lectures on the laws, practice various skills and learn team play in a highly organised programme.

For further information contact organiser Charlie Marshall at 297-1754 or 297-0088.

There will be a meeting for all members of the Bermuda Cricket Umpires Association today at the Department of Youth and Sport starting at 7.30 p.m.

SOFTBALL SOF Young Men's Social Club Blue Sox will be holding a meeting tomorrow at the club at 7.30 p.m. All players and anyone interested in playing for the team are asked to attend.

SOCCER SOC There will be a meeting tonight at 6.30 p.m. for all Dandy Town Senior and Alliance players regarding the pre-season tour. The session will take place at the clubhouse on St. John's Road.

TOP TEAM -- The award-winning Chameleons dominated the recently-concluded hockey season in several categories. Back row, left to right: Dai Herman-Smith, Rick Morris, Martin Ford, David Wright, Bill Spencer, Michael Howard, Ivor Bolton, Dipak Patel. Front row: Gary White, Steve Moreton, John Varnish (capt), Peter Norris, James Broadbent, Stewart Bent. Missing are Dave Upshall, David Curly.