Still up for grabs is the women's 20-39 crown with Lynn Patchett and Anna Eatherley tied with two wins each. Whoever comes out on top tomorrow will take the series title.

Other senior groups are already settled as Kavin Smith has won three out of three in the men's 20-39 division, Jean Pierre Sylvester three out of three among the Masters (40-49) and Harry Patchett all four in the men's over 50.

Jane Christie has likewise won four out of four among female Masters and Dorothy Gilchrist three out of three in the over 50s. Teenagers Joel Duffy -- the only competitor in his division to complete a race -- and Patrina Swan with three wins have wrapped up the 16-19 age groups.

However, in the junior division, while Saltus Primary have easily wrapped up the schools' title, there's a battle for second between Saltus `Middle', Port Royal and Warwick Academy Primary.

And the junior series will be extended to take in the national championships on November 21 after race results were scrapped following confusion during last month's event at Daniel's Head.

In the boys' 10 and under, Carlo Paynter needs one more win to clinch the series with rival Andrew Nicholl needing to win both, and in the 12 and under Terrance Dill also requires one win to quash the challenge of Chayce Smith.

Mark Morrison can clinch the boys' 15 and under title with another victory but could be pipped if Tyler Butterfield turns out for both remaining races.

Flora Duffy has already cemented victory in the girls' 12 and under with three wins, Jessica Palmer needs another win to take the girls' 10 and under, and Ashley Robinson Roberts is favourite for the girls' 15 and under although either Tiffany Eatherley or Shar-dae Whitter could overtake her with two wins.

JUNIOR GOLF GLF An abbreviated schedule in junior golf last weekend saw Ryan Mello again show impressive form with a 79 to win Group Five at Port Royal. Chris Brough was second on 81 and Jarryd Dillas third on 82.

In Group Four at the same venue Nick Dunkle won with an 82 followed by Ryan Marshall on 86. He edged out Anthony Smith on retrogression.

In Group Two play over nine holes at Ocean View, Gordon Cooper carded 41 to take honours. Sergio Edness followed on 43 with Michael Watts finishing on 44, edging out Andrew Cottingham on retrogression.

Play continues this Saturday at Southampton Princess while coaching and merit testing will be held at Port Royal.

Groups Five and Four merit testing will be from 12.00 noon to 4.00 p.m. while Group Three will have their merit testing from 3.30 p.m. to 5.30 p.m.