CRICKET CRI The Bermuda national team will train this evening at 6.00 at Sea Breeze Oval in preparation for next month's tour of England.

Umpires for weekend matches: Saturday -- Shell: Nationals v Somerset (J.Thompson, E.Marsh); Southampton v Flatts (R.O'Hara, L.Wilkin); Cleveland v St. David's (B.Minors, H.Carlington); Warwick/Paget v Western Stars (D.Joslyn, W.Woolridge).

Sunday -- Premier Division: St. George's v Southampton (W.Pitcher, M.Shabazz); Bailey's Bay v Western Stars (M.Swan, M.Smith); Flatts v Willow Cuts (B.Minors, L.Harnett); Somerset Bridge v St. David's (R.O'Hara, J.Thompson); Police v Nationals (D.Raynor, A.Virgil); Somerset v Ham. Parish (R.Butler, G.Fubler); Warwick v Cleveland (G.Trott, W.Woolridge); YMSC v Devonshire (V.Simons, L.Tyrrell).

NETBALL NET All trainee netball umpires are reminded of a theory session this evening at the Department of Youth and Sports at 5.30.

SAILING SLG Twenty-six yachts began the second leg of Transarc `92 when they set sail from St. George's this weekend en route for Horta in the Azores.

The boats made a spectacular sight as they crossed the line under full sail with American yacht Lindisfarne, owned by John Miller in first, closely followed by Louis Morgan's Risque.

Most of the crafts had spent the past two weeks in Bermuda as guests of the St. George's Dinghy and Sports Club. But now they have to decide whether to follow the great circle route or venture further north in a search of more wind to speed the 1,800 mile passage expected to take between 12 and 14 days.

The last leg carries the participants from Azores to Puerto Sherry, Spain, starting on June 20.

SOCCER SOC There will be a meeting for all BAA Second Division players and any other persons interested in playing for the club tomorrow at 8 p.m.

There will be a meeting for all those interested in playing soccer for Wolves at Elliott School tomorrow at 6.30 p.m.

All those interested in playing soccer for Somerset Eagles during the upcoming season are invited to attend a meeting at the Somerset Bridge Recreation Club tonight at 7.30.

North Village Community Club will hold their annual junior soccer prize presentation on Friday at the Pembroke Community Club at 7.30 p.m.

The senior prize presentation takes place Saturday, same time and place.

SOFTBALL SOF The Commercial Softball League will be holding a prize presentation tomorrow night at the Robin Hood starting at 7.00. All members are invited to attend.

TENNIS TEN The prize presentation for the Bristol Cellar Winter Tennis League will be held in conjunction with a beach party for all league players on Saturday, June 13 at the Elbow Beach Hotel (7 p.m.).

Players should contact their league captains as soon as possible to make a reservation.

VOLLEYBALL VOL The Bermuda Volleyball Association's Winter League recently concluded with Arthur Anderson taking home the silverware as they won both the League and Knock-Out competitions in the Men's Division.

For the women it was Skylarks emerging as the league champions. However they were dealt a swift blow by Busycomm at the start of the Knock-Out tournament and the latter sailed through to the final where they were once again victorious.

Kim Stearns was named the women's Most Valuable Player while Dan Voth collected the male version.

The Summer League has already begun with play taking place at Bernard Park and Saltus Grammar School Field.

Opening matches for the women saw Busycomm down Oasis 15-4, 15-3 only to lose their next match against a solid Robin Hood outfit by a score of 1-15, 15-11, 15-10.

Oasis bounced back from their opening loss, trouncing Bluebirds 15-4, 15-10 who also went down to Butterfield Travel 15-4, 15-1. Butterfield maintained a perfect record with a 15-4, 15-5 triumph over Robin Hood.

In men's action, Sooties lost to Kontrast 15-12, 15-9, Sharkies beat Kontrast 15-3, 15-8, Turtles edged by Beasts 15-13, 15-10, Sooties went down to Beasts in a thriller 12-15, 15-11, 9-15 and Elbow Beach got past Sharkies 15-4, 15-3.

The next games are scheduled for tomorrow night at 6.00.