Jimmy Pratt of BAA I holds on to the high aggregate lead and most tons but George Conner and Wayne Harvey are on his heels.

In the Second Division, Vasco II are running away with top honours as no one is even close to them. Vasco are the defending champions and look set to retain their title.

Teammates Charles Madeiros and Tony Correia are fighting it out for high aggregate with the latter leading the race for most tons with 36, nine more than second place Kevin Gibbons.

The Third Division is up for grabs as four teams are playing musical chairs.

Vasco III are the leaders. Teammates Ashton Smith and Luis Symonds are fighting it out in both the high aggregate and most tons, Smith leading the aggregate and Symonds the most tons.

Newcomers Strike Force have proven to be the team to beat in the Fourth Division as they are holding on to first place by six points over Robin Hood II. Butch Krause is the star in this division, leading both the high aggregate and most tons.

Play in the Mixed Majors Bowling League on Tuesday saw Kevin Minors roll a men's high series of 574 and high game of 228 but Dolphins were still beaten 31 -1 by Mix Ups.

Lynn Gilbert led Mix Ups with a women's second high game of 219 while teammate Gaynette Hayward followed with a 214 third high game.

Millie Waldron had a women's high series of 588 and high game of 232 to lead Untouchables to a 4-0 romp over Last Minutes. Howard Francis had a men's third high series of 537 and second high game of 225.

Traci Francis had a women's second high series of 587 as Troublemakers beat B's and G's 4-0.

Other results saw Dynamic Four beat D&D Rollers 3-1, Strikers beat E&C Well Drilling 3-1.

Next week's schedule: Troublemakers v E&C Well Drilling, Strikers v Untouchables, Last Minutes v Mix Ups, Dolphins v D&D Rollers, Dynamic Four v B's and G's.

Dean Lightbourne turned in another sterling performance in the Mott's Sportsmen's league play on the weekend when he set a new high series record of 749 featuring games of 264, 264 and 221.

Inspired by Lightbourne, Pembroke Juniors beat Warwick Reds 161 -101 . Perry Simons led the losers with a second high series of 621 and second high game of 225.

Social Club defeated Mini Forwarders 18-9 behind Yummy Easton who contributed a third high series of 610 and third high game of 224. Dudley Browne led the losers with a fourth game of 214.

In other games Warwick Whites beat Young Blood 25-2 and Sparks beat Buy and Sell 19-8.

This week's schedule: Warwick Whites v Warwick Reds, Sparks v Mini Forwarders, Social Club v Buy and Sell, Pembroke Juniors v Young Blood.

Despite being held to a 2-2 draw by Barracuda, Wahoo managed to hold on to first place in the Fishbowl League after the last round of play. Cathee Tumbridge led Wahoo with a women's third high series of 519 and second high game of 194.

Angel Fish hammered Dolphins 4-0 as Oscar Andrade had a men's second high series of 553 while teammate Reggie Horseman contributed a 526. David Abraham was tops for the short-handed Dolphins with a 529 series.

Joe Correia led Marlins over Porgies with a 585 men's high series and second high game of 214 and teammate Larry Lombardo had a top game of 221. Ron Birdsey led the losers with a men's second high game of 210.

Cow Pollies and Sharks battled to a draw with Barbara Smith leading the former with the women's second high series of 549 and third high game of 190 while Reggie Tavares led Sharks with a 502 series.

Mackerel beat Tuna 3-1 despite a solid effort by Marie Frith of Tuna who had a women's top series of 567 and high game of 206.

Arthur Flood led Snappers to a 3-1 win over Hinds with a 549 series while Charlie Abraham was tops for Hinds with a 511 series.

Piranhas, led by Kirk Edmunds' 515 series and 211 high game, beat Rockfish 4-0.

Bowlers are reminded that the Valentine Mixed Handicap Doubles Tournament takes place on Sunday while the Bermuda Rendezvous tournament will be held from February 12-15. Entry forms are available at the Warwick Lanes' front desk.

SOFTBALL SOF Commercial Softball League results of Sunday's play saw Anfossi and Butterfield beat Showbizz 14-6 in the opening game with Doug Tufts leading the way with a four-for-four performance. Teammate Jon Kook went four-for-four.

James Thomas led the losers with a four-for-four effort while Frank Staten helped by going two-for-four. Randy Kowch was the winning pitcher while Ursula Leckie suffered the loss.

Skandia Sabres edged International Risk Management 14-13 with Dave Ewings and Harold Hoeg both going two-for-four. Brett Kohl went five-for-five for the losers while Philippe Bacon went four-for-five. Rob Eastham was the winning pitcher and Todd Lahti the loser.

Marsh and McLennan defeated Kempe and Whittle 13-4 thanks to some fine batting by Steve Outerbridge and Nisala Weerasooriya who both went three-for-four.

Time Coope went three-for-three for the losers. Weerasooriya was the winning pitcher while David Alexander took the loss.

Saturday's results: St. David's County CC 11, AICO 10; Team Fashions 11, Bacardi Bats 7; PALMS 17, Bobcats 11. Friday: Fidelity Flashers 15, Robin Hood 11; Snowballs 8, BNTB Flyers 5; Gateway Herd 18, Sandys Sports Club 3.

CRICKET CRI Training sessions during February for the senior national squad will now take place at St. David's Cricket Club starting this Saturday at 9.30 sharp.

Training for the under 19 squad, which is preparing for the International Youth Tournament this Summer in Denmark, will continue on Saturday at 9.30 at Berkeley school field.

Meanwhile the annual general meeting of the Bermuda Cricket Board of Control will be held at Warwick Workmen's Club next Wednesday starting at 7.30pm.