Astwood, who only turned pro less than two years ago, led her foursome of Linda Fenton, Gilda Furbert and Synda Cook to a three-day net total of 258.

That was eight strokes better than the 266 managed by Florida's Mary Thomas, Malana Clark, Elaine Reed and Lilly Ly, and nine up on Terri Migliaccio, Winnie Jahn, Marge Voith and Sue Zupko.

Thomas won the one-day professional tourney on Sunday.

Astwood and her team also finished second in the gross division with a 318 gross total.

Joy Bonhurst led her team of Bailey Scheurer, Pressie Hoffman and Mary Kinney to a winning total of 303, 15 shots better than the Bermuda entry. Thomas' team was third at 321.

HARNESS RACING RAH Samantha Hayward and Eddie the Great saw their six-race win streak come to an end in the first heat of the Junior Free for All as harness racing continued at Vesey Street on Sunday.

Abby Dabby Doo with William Madeiros driving edged Eddie the Great by 2/5th of a second. However Eddie the Great came back to win the second heat. Kenny Mills was the top driver with five wins. He drove Penny's Rock Road and Penny's Wildwood to two wins each.

Rocky Road was the winner of the Noah's Ark Feature Race and along with AB's Elite will move up to the 1:15/2-1:18.1. time bar for the final two race days of the season. Crunchtime driven by 16-year-old Colby Sousa won both heats in the 1:23 and slower time bar.

Championne County was the day's other double winner.

MOTOCROSS SCR Aaron Pace and Howard Paynter Jr. dominated the proceedings in the 125 B and C classes, respectively during's Sunday's BAU motocross racing at Coney Island.

Pace won all of his races bringing his overall career wins to 150, but he still lies 80 points back in third place, which means he will have a difficult chance of capturing a fifth title.

Charles Butterfield, the current 125 B points leaders, finished behind Pace on three occasions.

The 125 C races were all won by Paynter, who was running up with Pace, Butterfield and Nottingham on the 250 C class.

Craig Panchaud won all the 80 mod races and took the points total to 180.

Panchaud kept the 80cc point lead while Shaki Easton, who finished second, is in fourth place.

SQUASH SQU Top Bermuda youth squash player Nicholas Kyme was on Sunday crowned number one at the New England Interscholastic Squash Championships.

The 17-year-old, captain of the Taft School in Connecticut and their number one player, made amends for his semi-final defeat in the competition a year ago by sweeping to victory with a 9-6, 9-5, 9-6 triumph over Win Tangjaitrong of The Brooks School, his opponent in the semis last year.

In the semi-final Kyme demolished Peter Karlen from Andover 9-2, 9-0, 9-3.

Karlen was the only player in the league to take a game off Taft's top player this season, but Kyme proved too much for him this time around.

The Taft school swept the 31 team championships, taking all five divisions and setting a record for number of points earned by a team as well as the fewest games lost during the tournament (one). This follows an undefeated season (17-0) during which they shut out every other team they played.

This week Kyme returns home to defend his Bermuda Club Championship being held at the Bermuda Squash Racquets Association in Devonshire and to vie for a position on Bermuda's national team due to participate in the Northern Caribbean Championships next month.