'keepers as well as the over-16 and seniors last evening.

And part of Phillips' brief is also to evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of each goalkeeper in order to identify the aspects needing improvement.

Clinics will continue through the week at BAA Field with sessions at 4-6 p.m.

for the under 16s and 6-8 p.m. for the senior group. Top goalies Tim Fugureido and Dwayne Adams will assist Phillips.

All of the clinics are free of charge and late entries are welcomed to attend.

There will be youth squad training sessions today, tomorrow and Thursday of this week for selected under-15 players between 2.00-4.00 p.m. conducted by Jon Beard and Danvers Seymour.

The following have been selected to attend: Nigel Burgess, Ricrado Brangman, Cordell Gilbert, John Barry Nusum, Oscar Rogers, Dennis Lottimore, Nathan Samuels, Remal Parris, Omar Butterfield, Joseph Butterfield, Ricky Saltus, Jamal Blakeney, Derek de Chabert, Khano Smith, Sean Simmons, Kevin Richards, Jelani Scott, Jahmarley Samuels, Jemiko Jennings.

WATERSKIING SKI Leading Bermudian water skier Kent Richardson performed well at the Latin American Water Ski Championships over the weekend, reaching the finals in three categories.

Richardson, who recently became eligible to compete in the senior division, (over 35) qualified for the finals of the slalom in both the senior and open divisions and the trick finals in the older group.

During the preliminary rounds the lanky Bermudian got four buoys at 32 off in the open division and among the seniors, where the boat speed is dropped from 36 miles per hour to 34 miles per hour he achieved an incredible three buoys at 35 off, which allowed him to lay claim to a new Latin American record.

Seven countries took part in the event, including Mexico, Colombia, Brazil, Argentina, Chile and Peru.

ROAD RUNNING RUN The Mid Atlantic Athletic Club, organisers of the Princess to Princess road race on Sunday, January 7 have announced a change for the finish of the prominent race.

The finish line had been switched to the Rib Room at Southampton Princess but it will now end at the usual finish line at The Whaler Inn.

Race Director Newton Adcock said that the original switch was made because contractors had heavy equipment placed at Whaler Inn, but they have now been told to have it removed to accommodate the runners on that date.

Application forms can be obtained at the Sportseller, New Winners Edge and the Pro Shop and must be returned by 5p.m. on Friday. MAAC members are required to pay $8 and all other participants $10. There will be a late entry fee of $15.

The event, which is also race three of the KPMG Peat Marwick National road running series and sanctioned by the Bermuda Track and Field Association, will start at Hamilton Princess at 9.30 a.m. and take the runners east to East Broadway and on to Harbour Road where they will turn right on to Middle Road and then up to the Southampton Princess driveway and down the hill and under the tunnel towards the finish line at Whaler Inn.

Anyone wishing further information can contact race director Newton Adcock at 295-5566 days or 236-6881 nights.

CHESS CHS George Ben took top honours in the Hennessy Quick-Play Tournament which finished last week.

Ben and second seed Nick Faulks tied for first place with five-and-a-half points, but Ben took the top prize on the tie-break. Ben, who was ranked only 11th amongst the 18 players, had no easy passage as he played against five of the top six players in the event.

Eric Keen also finished in winning style to take third place, a half point behind Ben and Faulks. No less than seven players scored four points, but the tie-break gave fourth place prize to Carlton Williams and fifth to Bobby Miller.

Final scores: George Ben and Nick Faulks (51 points); Eric Keen (5); Carlton Williams, Bobby Miller, Richard Black, Harry Kast, Dan Rideout, Rich Robinson and Phil Shadick (all 4 points), John Kelly, Silvio Soto and Paul Williams (3), Nigel Chudleigh, David Shanks (21 ); Phil Evensen (2), Carlos Tavares (1), Kennedy Simmons (0).

BASKETBALL BAS A high school basketball team from McNair High School, Vancouver is in Bermuda for a three match tour against local schools.

Yesterday saw the visitors facing Whitney Institute at Saltus, while today they are hosted by Saltus and on Wednesday travel to Mount Saint Agnes to tackle MSA. All matches will start at 6.00 p.m.