Dillas heading into the final day's play in the Glidden Bowl junior golf tournament at Belmont Golf Club.

Smith has a 150 total to Dillas' 151 in the 15 and over category, while Camiko Smith is third on 154 and Paul Murphy fourth on 155.

In the 13-14-year-old bracket Tristan Fraser-Smith fired an efficient 75 to go with his first round 77 and takes a 14-shot lead into today.

Second-placed Daniel Agustus heads Jonathan James by a shot.

In the 11 to 12 year-olds' field Andrew Osborne's 85 went well with his 79 from the first day and gave him a 14-shot lead over Kazuma Blitzman.

Cornel Bean Jnr. has a two-day total of 84 in the 10 and unders who play nine holes a day. Bean has a 10-shot lead over Joshua Cabrera.

In the girls division Stephanie Lewis shot a 77, while Krystle Phillips fired a round of 94. Lewis now has a 17-shot lead entering the final round.

STOUT BROTHERS EXCELL AGAIN SQU Stout brothers excel again Brothers Michael and James Stout have helped establish England's Cheltenham College as the top rackets school in the country.

The Bermudian pair, who previously attended Saltus Grammar School, romped to victory in the Public Schools Rackets Tournament First Pairs Championship recently.

The win follows James' triumph in the singles championship at the end of last year.

The icing on the cake, however, came when the Mark Faber Cup -- given to the school which has the greatest success in doubles and singles events over the school year -- was awarded.

Out in front was Cheltenham College, who amassed 32 points, 10 more than their nearest rivals from that illustrious seat of learning, Eton.

Cheltenham headmaster Paul Chamberlain said he was delighted with the achievement.

"The boys owe a huge debt to their coach Mark Briers and the Master in charge, Karl Cook,'' he said. "We are also as a school very conscious of the enormous contribution made to the life of the school by our Bermudian boys and girls.

"The Stout brothers in particular have shown a dedication and ambition which have been an example to others in the school. We are looking forward to the arrival this September of their brother, Andrew.'' OWNEN AND TERCEIRA HONOURED AWD Owen and Terceira honoured Bermudian students Tyler Owen and Theodore Terceira have received honours from their college.

The pair attend Suffield Academy in Connecticut.

Owen, a junior, was awarded a letter in Varsity Boys Basketball. He also received the Award for Efficiency in Foul Shooting. He is the son of Susan Owen of Warwick.

Terceira, a senior, was also awarded a letter in Varsity Boys Basketball. He is the son of Ralph and Mary Kay Terceira of Flatts.