The strong local side were two goals up by the interval on goals from Nakia Smith of Whitney.

Kieman Lawrence of Berkeley scored from a free kick early in the second half to put them ahead 3-0 and two more goals came from John Best of Saltus and Sergio Goater of St. George's.

The visitors take on Saltus today and a Bermuda Under-14 Select tomorrow and conclude their tour on Monday against a Bermuda Under-17 Select on Monday. All games are at Saltus.

CRICKET CRI Umpires schedule for the West Indies Board Select tour: Saturday: BCBC President's XI (R.Butler, A.Virgil).

Sunday: Bermuda (G.Francis, D.Raynor).

Monday: BCBC Select (W.Pitcher, J.Thompson).

Thursday: Under-25 Select (R.Butler, M.Shabazz).

Saturday, June 26: Somerset Cup Match XI (G.Francis, W.Pitcher).

Sunday, June 27: Bermuda (D.Raynor, A.Virgil). SAILING SLG The first two races for the Princess Louise Trophy took place last weekend with 10 Etchell 22 yachts sailing in the Great Sound, but it was a protest lodged during the first race which dominated the event.

After the start of the race a flurry of protest flags were hoisted by Timmy Patton, Stevie Dickinson and Adam Barboza. Racing continued with winds gusting 12 to 14 knots from the northwest on the six leg windward/leeward course.

First to finish was Barboza, followed by Brett Wright, Bill McNiven and Dickinson. After that it was Hugh Watlington, Derrick Ratterey, Martin Purser, Steve Hannon and Grahame Tremlett. Trailing in the bottom half of the fleet Patton was forced to withdraw, but that did not prevent him from lodging one of the protests.

The protest committee eventually disqualified Barboza and Dickinson for rule infingement at the start.

The second race, on a four-legged short windward/leeward course, saw the winds easing off and shifting 75 degrees to the north and produced some of the most exciting racing of the day.

Ratterey led for most of the race but was piped at the post by Patton, the eventual winner. After that it was Wright, Barboza, Dickinson, McNiven, Hannon, Watlington, Purser and Tremlett.

TARGET SHOOTING SHO Carl Reid maintained his superiority by accumulating a total score of 196 out of 200 at the Coral Reefs Rifle and Pistol Club on Wednesday. Eugene Robinson was in second place with a score of 195.

BASKETBALL BAS All teams interested in registering in the Bermuda Basketball Association's summer league are asked to submit their rosters to Angela Davis by June 25.

The registration fee is $450 for men's teams and $200 for women. League play commences at the BAA gym on July 3. Davis can be contacted at 295-1111.

ROAD RUNNING RUN The course for Sunday's Athletic Club 5-K will remain the same as in previous years, a spokesman for organisers Hamilton Harriers said yesterday.

It was originally planned for the runners to go over Sunset Pass, but to avoid potential hazard with that road in bad condition, the course will see the runners go up to Admiralty House and turn left on St. John's Road.

The race will start near St. Theresa's Church and finish at Victoria Park.