David Yates won the men's points competition, by two from Kris Hedges Yates.

Margaret Hateley was the top woman, four points ahead of Jennifer Fisher.

Hedges and Yates competed head to head in the Lindo's 3,000 metres with Yates winning -- it looked the same in the Estrela Lights 1,500m after Yates built a good lead at the halfway mark. But Hedges hung in and pulled back the deficit to win by a 30-second margin.

The star races of the evening were the Rego Furniture 400m and Franklin Travel 800m. In the 400m, all the runners were in a close bunch coming into the final straight, with Yates coming through for victory in one of the best races of the series.

In the 800m, the final race of the series, one point separated Hedges and Yates with the title set to go to whomever finished higher while Hateley needed only to place to clinch the women's crown.

Hateley started strongly and never looked in doubt of being caught. Sharif Taylor also had an impressive run overcoming a 58-second handicap for second in 2:01.

Hedges started seven seconds in front of Yates and battled hard, but six races in one night took its toll and Yates came away with the victory and the overall title.

The King of the Sprints (top combined score from 100m and 200m) went to Hedges and Yates collected Mr. Duracell (top combined score from 400m; 800m; 1,500m; 3,000m).

GOLF GLF All members of the Inter-Club golf teams are urged to register their youngsters for the 1992 Junior Golf Programme by calling Norman Minors at 236-6758 or 234-2817 as soon as possible.

SAILING SLG Peter Bromby and Paul Fisher sailed across the line in 10th place in the opening two races of the Star Class European Championship in Spain earlier this week.

And their consistent early showing bodes well for the rest of the regatta which sails to a finish next week.

Reid and Jay Kempe, also competing in Spain at the Tornado World Championships, could only manage 40th in the opening race of their regatta.

SOCCER SOC Interested persons are reminded that there will be a women's tournament at the St. George's Community Centre tonight at 7.30.

Trophies will be presented for the most valuable player, top goal-scorer, best defender and best goalkeeper.

Admission is $2 for adults and $1 for children.

There will be a meeting for all current Young Men's Social Club footballers and anyone wishing to play for the club on Monday at 7.30 p.m.

The senior soccer section of the Somerset Cricket Club have scheduled a season post mortem for tomorrow from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. All senior players are invited to attend.

SOFTBALL SOF The PD League will commence on June 12. It is hoped that there will be four female teams and three male teams. There will be a training session for all players not affiliated with clubs next Tuesday at Prospect Primary School (6 p.m.). All interested persons that have not yet registered should also attend.

For further information, call Anthony Mouchette at 236-7993.

TARGET SHOOTING SHO Anthony Rabain recorded a score of 193 to win the Coral Reefs Rifle and Pistol Club weekly shoot at Prospect Range on Wednesday.

Tony Paynter was second on 192.

The following are the top five shooters by average for February through April: 1. Sinclair Rayner 94.82; 2. Nelson Simons 93.59; 3. Anthony Rabain 93.23; 4.

James Rego 92.45; 5. Walter S. Trott 90.86.