Devonshire Rec. when Wolves ended Devonshire Cougars' unbeaten run with a 3-2 win.

Wolves, who suffered losses to Hamilton Parish in the league and Cougars in the FA Cup on successive weekends in November, avenged that 4-0 hammering to Cougars by regaining the top spot they lost a month ago.

However, they had to battle hard for the victory. After Jomar Wilkinson shot them in front in the ninth minute, Cougars equalised in the 22nd minute through Kenneth Darrell and then took the lead four minutes into the second half through top scorer Philip Clarke.

But then it was Wolves' turn to score two unanswered goals as Vince Minors netted in the 67th minute to make it 2-2 and then struck the winner four minutes from the end to lift Wolves back into first place in the standings at the halfway stage of their season. They lead Cougars by two points.

Thursday's Second Division match followed a similiar pattern as the first match, a Commercial Knockout Cup encounter between Prison Officers and Fire Service.

Officers opened the scoring through Dennis Brown before Fire equalised to make it 1-1 at the half. They then took the lead early in the second half through Troy Furbert before Prison Officers netted twice more to win 3-2. Ed Lightbourne made it 2-2 and the winner came from Gregory Simons from the penalty spot.

Because there are fewer teams in the Second Division, and subsequently less games in their season, no matches in that division are scheduled for tomorrow.

The Second Division league campaign will resume on January 7.

GOALSCORER DILL TOP OF THE SHOTS SOC Goalscorer Dill top of the shots Soccer player Naquita Dill, formerly with Rude Girls International, has just completed the season as a member of the Messiah College women's team where she emerged top scorer with 11 goals and five assists to finish with a total of 27 points.

Her team, the Falcons, wound up with an overall league record of nine wins and eight losses while they were 3-2 in the Middle Atlantic Conference. They also placed third overall in the MAC Commonwealth League.

Dill is a 1993 graduate of Berkeley Institute and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Calvin Dill of Sousa Estate, Devonshire.

MILERS DEADLINE RUN Milers deadline Organisers of this weekend's Bank of Butterfield Mile qualifying heats at the National Stadium, which have attracted more than 400 entrants, are urging competitors to register half an hour before their event.

Today's races will get underway at 1.00 p.m. with the primary schoolchildren, to be followed at 3.00 p.m. by the secondary schoolchildren and 4.00 p.m by the adults.

Tomorrow's first heats at 10.00 a.m. will feature the primary competitors, followed at 11.45 by the secondary school runners and 12.25 the adults.