senior tournament in the US.

Sixteen-year-old Nick Kyme picked up the Hartford Golf and Racquets Club Graded Tournament title at the 5.0 level, beating team-mate Chris Olsen in the final.

Kyme, who was seeded three, earlier put out Paul Assiente, Trinity University's squash coach and a participant in early Bermuda Invitationals, in the second round and Duncan Pearson, ranked two in the US under-19s last season, in the semi-finals.

He swept to a resounding 3-0 victory over Pearson, now too old for the junior divisions, in a result that will make all the top American junior players sit up and take notice.

Kyme faces a busy next three weeks, going to Philadelphia for the US Junior Open, then to Edinburgh for the Scottish Juniors and finally to Sheffield, England, for the Drysdale Cup (the British Open Juniors).

JUNIOR SOCCER SOC PHC maintained their 100 percent record in the Minor Division, Dennis Russell's hat-trick inspiring them to a 6-3 win over North Village in a game which also featured an own goal by both teams. The victory gave PHC 21 points from their seven games with a remarkable 51 goals scored.

At the other end of the table, hapless Hamilton Parish were on the end of a 9-0 battering by Devonshire Colts for whom Kynon Smith and Jason Dill scored a couple of goals apiece. Nasir Wade struck four times as Somerset won 7-1 at Boulevard.

In the Bantam Division Colts were harder pressed, twice having to battle from a goal down to secure a 2-2 draw with North Village, who stay top of the table with 13 points from their five games.

PHC also remained unbeaten in the Mini Minor A of the Shell Junior League, regular scorers Damien Hatherley, Jelani Lightbourne and Kevun Arorash notching one each in their 3-0 win over St David's.

PHC stay top with 16 points from six games while Boulevard, who did not play, remain in second place. A real battle is developing for third place with Somerset, beaten 5-0 by Devonshire Colts, North Village, 3-0 winners over Dandy Town, and St George's -- Detroy Smith's double helping them to a 4-2 triumph over Hotels -- all stuck on nine points.

Jaron Dickinson scored four goals and Ronald Denbrook two as St George's Blue enjoyed an 8-1 win over St George's White in Mini Minor B.

JUNIOR GOLF GLF A hole-in-one paced Chris Smith to a Group Five win over Aaron James in Junior Golf Association play last week at St. George's. Smith aced the par three 17th hole en route to a three-over 65. Oliver Pitcher was third.

Ted Terceria shot a 75 to lead Group Four, one shot ahead of Colin Brown. In Group Three, Darron Smith's 75 edged out Anthony Smith on retrogression. Aaron Burrows and Ryan Marshall each had 77s for third in Group Four and Three, respectively.

Scott Booth fired 45 over 12 holes to lead Group Two, two shots better than Alex Doyle. Stephanie Lewis grabbed third. In Group One, Seann Harlington (45) beat Shannon Trott by a stroke with Jerome Overbey another shot back.