Colts had an easy time reaching the final, pummelling Wolves Black 5-0 with two goals each from Jason Dill and Dion Stovell, while Jacoby Darrell added one.

The big surprise came from Village against 1996 champions PHC, totally disregarding their underdog status to emerge 2-1 winners. Shaki Simmons and Tyrone Quinn scored for the young Red Devils, offsetting a goal from PHC striker Aaron Eversley.

The two teams will meet in tomorrow's final at Devonshire Rec. (1.00 p.m.).

In the Minor Division, Village wrapped up the league championship in the simplest of fashions, not needing to kick a ball as opponents Southampton Rangers showed up with only eight players -- enough to play -- but with neither a coach nor jerseys. And St. George's now wait to see if a similar scenario unfurls this weekend, with Southampton slated to tackle the east enders in the Minor KO Cup Lower Division semis. Dandy Town and BAA clash in the other semi-final.

The Minor KO Cup Upper Division sees league champs Village taking on Devonshire Colts in what promises to be an intriguing affair. Colts are the only outfit to have beaten Village this season and the latter now know not to take them for granted.

Somerset will have their hands full against PHC in the other match, yet possess a valuable trump card in league leading scorer, Nadir Wade, who boosted his season tally to 20 five goals during the west enders' 11-0 mauling of BAA.

Village can take a step towards claiming the Premier Division championship this weekend if they can get past Dandy Town. The Red Devils need two victories in their last two games while enhancing their goal difference by at least five goals in order to overtake current leaders Boulevard, who have already finished their campaign.

Action tonight sees PHC and Village in the Premier KO Cup tournament, while Boulevard take on Southampton on Saturday at Devonshire Rec.

TABLE TENNIS PP Old Colony Club overwhelmed a two-man Wolves I team by an 11-0 score on Tuesday night to successfully defend their Bank of Butterfield league title.

Nick Frost, Dave Waltham and Mike Lindo proved far too strong for Alden Ray and Derrick Burrows. Wolves were handicapped with Dennis Pearman unable to play because of sickness.

Old Colony Club enjoyed a perfect 18-0 season.

Runners-up BPSA also had an easy night defeating a two-man Eastern Stars team 11-0. Myron Piper, Rawle Fredericks and Monique Ternier inspired them over opponents Mansfield Smith and Perry Swan.

In other matches Prison Officers beat BTC III 11-0 while YMSC got over Wolves II by a 9-2 score.

All other outstanding matches are null and void.

Old Colony Club will attempt the double when they play BPSA in the Challenge Cup final at Elliott Primary School on Tuesday night at 7.30 in the best six of 11 games.

OCC are expected to go with their top three of Frost, Waltham and Lindo with Ben Dier on stand-by. BPSA will counter with Piper, Fredericks and Ternier with Rudolph Spencer on stand-by.

On Saturday, March 29, the following top 10 players in the league will compete in a round robin at Elliott at 11.00 a.m.: Nick Frost (45-0), Dennis Pearman (41-3), Dave Waltham (43-5), Myron Piper (49-8), Rawle Frederick (46-8), Mike Lindo (38-10, Monique Ternier (35-10), Eldon Ray (37-12), Duncan Coates (27-12), Alan Webbe (33-17). Alternates are Marlo Deshields (35-19) and Kevin Lapsley (29-16) On Tuesday, April 1, at BPSA the annual East v West chairty match will be played. The domestic season will end with the Bermuda Open Championships on Saturday, April 5 at Elliott.

JUNIOR GOLF GLF Twelve-year-old Aaron James continues to excel in the Bermuda Junior Golf Association programme, firing an impressive one-over-par 72 at Castle Harbour last week to lead Group Five.

In windy conditions, James was the only player to break 80, Justin Barritt finishing second on 83 and Neil Fenton three shots back on 86.

Group Four saw Ryan Mello card 80 to take first place, followed by Oliver Pitcher on 81 and Mark Robinson on 83.

At St.George' GC, the Group Three players were led by Douglas Markey who returned a score of 79, one better than Ravi Pachai (80) and two better than third-placed Ryan Marshall (81).

Group Two action saw Jarryd Dillas fire 48 over 11 holes followed by Chris Rodrigues and William Tucker on 50 -- Rodrigues taking second place on retrogression.

Zachary Simmons fired 44 over 11 holes to win Group One with Sean Dunkley carding 45 and taking second spot over David Spiering on retrogression.

The Novice A programme at Riddell's Bay saw Romano Dill shoot 26 over five holes, two better than Thomas Edwards. Laura Robinson placed third on 29.

At the Southampton Princess in the Novice B group, Jason Edmunds carded 40 over nine holes as did Ryan Swan who lost out on retrogression. Daniel Ezekiel was third on 42.

VOLLEYBALL VOL Five points were all Blockbusters needed to wrap up the March Madness Volleyball tournament against Red Hots.

It didn't happen.

Instead Red Hots held strong, coming back from 10-3 down to win 15-10, seizing the Women's A title with captain Juanita Blee leading the way, her team-mates Wendy Cummings, Tara DeValming and Beverley Kaplan garnering eight points off her serve.

Blockbusters' team included Lisa Dragon, Denise Sommerville, Cindy Hamilton and Carol Mitchell.

An intense, hour long Men's A final evolved with Inches to Spare, comprising Andrew Soares, Mark Hamilton, J.P. Harrop and Bruno Richards, emerging 15-11 victors over Block Party.

Inches to Spare earlier earned their way to the final by downing Feel Mid 30's, while Block Party, with Cameron McInnis, David Gazzard, Adam Wong and Mark Monaghan, got past Olympic Club.

ROAD RUNNING RUN Entries close today for Sunday's Evian 10 mile road race, one of the longest-standing events on the local race calendar and traditionally used as a first warm-up for the May 24 Marathon Derby.

Starting at 9.30 a.m. (9.00 a.m. for walkers), the race will take runners from the Lagoon property on South Shore Road in Paget out to Mid Ocean Club and back again.

Top men's runner Kavin Smith is expected to be ruled out through injury but Brett Forgesson, winner of the last two weekend five milers, will compete along with defending women's champion Jane Christie.

Late entries, at an increased fee, will be accepted on the morning of the race.