The win moved OCC IV into a tie for the Second Division top spot with Queens II and St. George's I.

In other Second Division games, Queens II won 5-1 over OCC V and St. George's I edged Nationals 4-2.

First Division action saw OCC I move nine points clear after a 6-0 drubbing of Watford Sports Club I. Tyler Moniz made a 30 break while breaks of 24 were scored by Bill Wotton and Paul Charleton.

OCC II moved into second place with a 5-1 win over Sandys Boat Club while Warwick WC and Queens I played to a 3-3 draw.

DARTS DRT Greta Paynter and Paul Moniz are the new Bermuda Ladies Darts Association mixed doubles champions.

The pair beat Elizabeth Simons and Steve Hickmott 2-1 in the final, closing out the match when Paynter, going to the board needing 73, scored 17, 20 and then double 18.

Paynter and Moniz received a first-round bye before defeating Barbara Ingemann and David Hayward in the quarter-finals, then Dawn Bealing and Ronnie Furbert in the semis.

Simons and Hickmott won three matches (over Margaret Pickering/Boyd Lewis, Brenda Hutton/Dave Griffin and Ruth Holder/John Holder) to advance.

BRIDGE BDG Hundreds of players from Canada and the US descended on Bermuda over the weekend to play in the 39th annual Regional Bridge Tournament at the Southampton Princess.

The tournament got underway on Saturday with more than 100 tables competing for the Ernie Owen Memorial Pairs Trophy. Winners were Michael Cornes, formerly of Bermuda and now residing in England, and Henry Bethe of New York.

On Sunday, the tournament moved in to high gear with the two-session Masters and Non-Master Pairs championships. Some of the top names in professional bridge dominated the main event, with Russ and Sheila Ekablad of Rhode Island coming out winners.

Local players failed to place in the top ten, but it was a different story in the Non Masters Pairs, where Malcolm Curry and Bill Spencer won and other local players claimed five of the next six spots.

The tournament continues at the Southampton Princess this week.