Princess on Wednesday.

Aliotta's team consisted of two former United States internationals, but there was little they could do about the strong second-half showing from the local side, who advance to the quarter-finals.

Elsewhere, the Barrett team -- who feature locals Jean Bath and Margie Way -- defeated Dalzell's team.

Douglas' team now face the fancied Mukherjee line-up who eliminated the team captained by Bermuda's Jack Rhind. The other all-Bermuda team, led by Frank Ramlal, also tasted defeat.

ATHLETICS ATH Bermudian Terrance Armstrong anchored his team, Rider College, to a school record time while qualifying for the IC4A Track and Field Championships last weekend in Princeton, New Jersey.

Armstrong ran what his coach Ed Roskiewicz described as a "very comfortable'' 4:11.8 mile in the distance medley relay, which Rider won in 10 minutes, 5.09 seconds.

Armstrong was also third in the 800 metres in 1:54.64, which Roskiewicz hopes will open the door to qualify him for the Millrose Games on February 4.

GENERAL CON The Ministry of Youth, Sport and Recreation will host the Annual Sports Seminar starting tonight (6 p.m.) at the Bermuda College Stonington Beach Unit.

The seminar, which will focus on Government policies on grants and loans for Sport Development, and fundraising, will continue on Saturday with an all-day session.

SOCCER SOC All matches featuring North Village Community Club tomorrow, from junior to senior level, have been postponed.

The Women's Division matches scheduled for tonight have been postponed until February 25 at Somerset Cricket Club. Somerset Terminators play BAA Telecom at 7 p.m. and Rude Girls take on Dandy Stars at 9 p.m.

Tomorrow's Commercial Division A fixture between Forties and Spinning Wheel has been postponed.

GOLF GLF The Bermuda Golf Association will be holding trials at Port Royal tomorrow and Sunday in order to select a two-man team to represent the Island in the Australian Golf Union Centenary Celebrations in Sydney.

There will be a team championship played from March 11 to 13 followed by the Amateur Golf Championships of Australia from March 16 to 20.

The association is contributing $1,000 towards the travel expenses of the two players.