West End, with the duo of Jahmiko Bean and Blaire Simmons leading the way, gained revenge for the previous day's defeat at the hands of the east enders with a 17 run victory as they maintained a perfect record throughout the tournament.

Chris Foggo and Damon Darrell put up a valiant fight for St. David's, but fell just short of their goal.

Rounding out the top four were Prospect Primary and Gilbert Institute who finished third and fourth respectively.

VOLLEYBALL VOL Registration has started for the Bermuda Volleyball Association's Four-A-Side Coed League.

An entry fee of $100 per team of four to six players or $150 for teams having more than six players is being charged, with a deadline of June 28 for receipt of entries.

Interested parties can call 236-4648 for information.

The league will commence on Tuesday, July 5 at Elbow Beach. Teams must have at least two women and two men on the court at all times during matches.

CHESS CHS Richard Farleigh has captured the Bank of Butterfield Championship in convincing style, emerging unbeaten after seven matches.

Placing second was Richard Black with a 6-1 record, while Nick Faulks' 41 points were enough to leave him in third place.

A big surprise of the night was the play of Carlton Williams, who started out as the 19th ranked player, but placed fourth.

ATHLETICS ATH Fourteen-year-old Ronan Kane, who set junior records in the high jump and javelin at Saltus last year, has continued his athletic success overseas.

In his first year at Blackrock College in Ireland, Kane claimed first place in both disciplines recently during the East Leinster Championships.

He thus qualified for the Irish Championships where he continued his fine form, claiming second place in both events.

As a result of his efforts Kane was awarded the Gold Medal for Athletic Achievement by Blackrock.