The competition will use a round robin pool play format followed by semifinals and finals.

A maximum of 20 teams will be allowed to enter at a fee of $10 per person, with a minimum of six players per team. In addition there must be a minimum of two females on the court at all times.

Registration closes on Friday, June 3 with entry forms available at The Sportsman's Shop, The Pro Shop, The Foot Locker and International Sports Shop.

The Bermuda Volleyball Association yesterday issued a correction regarding a score from the Evian Corporate Volleyball Tournament, which incorrectly had Arthur Anderson defeating Bank of Bermuda I.

Bank of Bermuda in fact won the match 16-14, 6-15, 15-8.

SOCCER SOC Wolves will be holding a meeting for all senior players at Elliott School at 6.30 p.m. today. Anyone interested in playing for the team next season are asked to attend.

St. George's Colts will be holding a meeting at their auditorium at 7 p.m.

tomorrow. All senior players interested in representing them next season are urged to attend.

Registration will take place tonight at Dandy Town starting at 6.30 p.m. for all players interested in playing for the Pee Wees, Mini-Minors, Minors, Bantams or Junior teams. Parents of those interested as well as those already registered are also asked to attend a brief meeting.

There will be a meeting tonight at the club starting at 6.30 p.m. for all Devonshire Cougars' players and those wishing to transfer to the club.

SAILING SLG Stevie Dickinson was the overall winner during the third comet race series for Ye Old Town Trophy, held in St. George's Harbour on Sunday.

Dickinson won all three races for a perfect two-and-one-quarter points. Howard Lee was second with nine points and David Wall and Bryan McCallan was third on 11 points.

Dickinson handled his boat superbly in south-westerly breezes with gusts up to 20 miles per hour. Veteran Lee placed second in two of the races.

The event served as a warm-up for Sunday's annual Flag Pole to Flag Pole race which will start in Hamilton at 11.30 a.m. and finish in St. George's.

SOFTBALL SOF The Bermuda Amateur Softball Association will be holding a special meeting for all umpires and score-keepers on Sunday at 10 a.m. at Bernard Park.

For any inquiries contact Charlene Brown at 295-1422, extension 3240.

CRICKET CRI St. David's defeated Social Club by five wickets at Lord's in Reserve Division play on Saturday. (Scores: Social Club 164, St. David's 168-5).

Dwayne Adams was top batsman for Social Club with 52 while Leonard Gilks scored 40. Phillip Pitcher took three for four and Greg Minors had two for 11.

Phillip Pitcher led the eastenders in reply with 53, Sam Robinson was undefeated with 30. A.Francis took two for 26 and K.Bean had two for 55.