New outfit PHC Teasers make their debut, taking the stage against another freshman crew from Robin Hood. That game will serve as the curtain raiser to the men's First Division encounter featuring Vasco and Devonshire Colts.

While entering competition for the first time, PHC have a number of experienced players and potential game winners in their ranks.

Terry-Lynn Paynter and Zina Jones are two, having transferred from defending champions BAA Telecom, while former Somerset players Raquel Wilkinson and Joy Simons further fortify the unit.

For Robin Hood there is Michelle Clarke, an extremely versatile player equally adept in attack or defence. Others to watch include Liz Stewart, Heather Brand, Jeannie Hodgkins and Renee Darrell.

The first Women's Triangular Tournament hosted recently at BAA Field provided several close encounters dominated by defence, as evidenced by the fact that just one goal was scored in three games.

BAA Telecom emerged victorious in the end, beating Robin Hood 1-0 courtesy of a Ann-Marie Ivanoff penalty.

Earlier, PHC Teasers and Hood had played to a scoreless draw, followed by a similar result for PHC and BAA. Each game was a 30-minute affair.

SOCCER SOC There will be a meeting for all North Village Premier Division players tonight at Bernard Park, starting at 6 p.m.

GOLF GLF Robbie Spurling carded a fine 77 to top group five on retrogression ahead of Ricky Carruthers during junior golf action at Belmont last weekend. A.Trott was third on 79.

In group four, J.Drover was first with his 79, followed by F.Hunt who beat C.Tulkly on retrogression, both carding 83.

In group three, R.Pachai shot 82 to win his section while O.J. Pitcher came second with an 85, followed by C.Brown on 89.

In group two, played over 13 holes, J.Butler carded a 75 to win by retrogression over W.Hill. R.Mello was third on 76.

In group one, played over nine holes, C.DeSilva had a 41 to win by nine shots over A.Borland whose 50 was followed by A.Boyce's 51.

In the novice section, which was played over six holes at Ocean View, A.Cottingham led the way with a 40, followed by T.Graham on 41 and J.Dillas on 42.

Play continues this Saturday at Port Royal for groups three, four and five and at Ocean View for groups one and two, starting at 12.30 p.m. The novices play at Belmont.

DARTS DRT The following players have been selected to play in the Limeys v Onions match on November 6 at National Sports Club: Onions -- Ronnie Thorne, Steven Hayward, Vernon Daniels, Bart Lewis, John Holder, George Connor, Renalda Bean, Travis Lewis, Frank Brewster, David Coddringgton, Scott Corday, Ronnie Furbert, Graham Redford, Carl Stewart, Ashton Smith, Terry Cartwright, Elizabeth Simons, Norma-Lynn Showers.

Limeys -- Keith Lovell, Steve Gair, Terry Quin, Gavin Corcoran, Jimmy Pratt, Simon Carruthers, Ian Waddington, David Leigh, Gregor McQueen, Steve Croucher, Paul Laurence, Will Armstrong, Peter Oliver, Mike Simpson, Lee Harrison, Jean Clark, Brenda Hutton, Dawn Bealing.

Any persons unable to attend should contact Elizabeth Simons at 292-4519.

TABLE TENNIS PP Bermuda Table Tennis Association are sponsoring three clinics featuring table tennis coach Francois Ternier of Montreal, the father of top local female player Monique Ternier.

The first is mandatory for all national squad players and will take place tomorrow at Elliott School from 11 a.m. until 1 p.m.

Immediately following the national squad session Ternier will be available to any of the Island's interested youth (7-18 years) from 1-3 p.m. at the same venue.

Meanwhile, next Wednesday the scene shifts to Social Club where locals of any age are invited to take part, starting at 7.30 p.m.

SOFTBALL SOF The Commercial Softball League will be holding an umpires clinic for any persons interested in umpiring during the upcoming season.

The clinic will take place tomorrow at Bernard Park, starting at 10 a.m., with a rain date set for Sunday.

All teams are required to have at least two representatives present.