The local was able to reel in a 711 -pound Yellowfin Tuna using a 16-pound test line. It was easily the biggest single catch of the day.

However, that was not the end for Winter, who also took the 12-pound test division with another Yellowfin, this one weighing 451 pounds.

Other high point anglers included Ian Marshall, whose 231 -pound Dolphin took him to the top of the eight-pound test division, Bruce Wheatley and Darren Davey with 581 and 571 -pound Yellowfins in the 20 and 30-pound test classes respectively.

There will be a prize presentation this week for the tournament. For further information, contact Tom Smith at 238-0112.

DARTS DRT Hamilton Parish are the new Team Knock-out champions of the Women's Invitational Dart League.

Captain Lois Virgil and reserve Tammy Robinson paved the way for the triumph, performing superbly throughout the tournament, while Norma Lynn Showers proved an anchor during the semifinals and final.

St. George's Dinghy and Sports Club II became Parish's victims in what was a hotly-contested final.

The pair stood tied at two legs apiece after four games, but Showers stepped to the fore in the fifth and deciding leg, downing Ruth Holder 2-1 for the match and championship.

Earlier matches witnessed Parish oust St. George's Dinghy and Sports Club I 3-2 in the semis while the eastern club's number two side ended any dreams BAA had of a championship run by a similar scoreline.

SWIMMING SW The Bermuda Amateur Swimming Association will hold its second Spring Series Meet on Saturday at the BASA pool.

Warm-ups will start at 12.30 p.m. with races set to commence at 1.30 p.m.

Events are open to all swimmers -- regardless of age -- although each contestant is required to submit their age as of January 1, 1994, which will aid in the selection of teams to compete in various age group meets overseas.

Those aged 17 or younger as of January 1, 1994 have the opportunity to qualify for the local team that will head to Kingston, Jamaica, in July for the Caribbean Age Group Swimming Championships.

GOLF GLF The next Bermuda Golf Association Monthly Medal competition will be held on Saturday at Belmont Golf Club.

Entries must be phoned in to secretary Tom Smith before 6 p.m. today. Those eligible to compete include financial members with handicaps of 10 or lower (men) and 15 or lower (women).

Entry forms are now available for the Amateur Stroke Play Championships.

Entries must be sent or delivered to the secretary by June 3.

The men's event will take place from June 17-20, while the women go at it from June 18-20. Both are open to BGA members as well as visitors.

HOCKEY HOC Judy Siddle was returned as president of the Bermuda Ladies' Hockey Association following its annual general meeting last week.

Vice-presidents are Sally Jackson and Maria Pichery, while Mikki Jarman and Lesley Caslin were returned as secretary and treasurer respectively.

Siddle's and Caslin's appointments are for two years.

Many events are in the works for the 1994-95 season, which will mark the 25th anniversary of the BLHA.

SOCCER SOC Any current or prospective BAA players are invited to take part in a weekly Seven-A-Side tournament at the club. Play will take place on Tuesdays at 6 p.m. -- sneakers are to be worn.

There will be a meeting for all current and prospective St. David's players at the club tomorrow starting at 7 p.m.

SOFTBALL SOF The Secondary Schools Co-ed Softball tournament takes place today at Bernard Park starting at 10 a.m.