Chris Maxwell shot to the front on the first lap in the 80cc class and was followed by Kemo Simons, Michael Burgess and Jamal Hassell. Simons went down before the finish line and lost a few places while Maxwell took off and held a big lead.

Simons got back into the race in pursuit of Maxwell and by halfway Simons was six seconds behind but closing the gap. On the last lap Simons caught and passed Maxwell to clinch the win with Hassell third.

The second 80cc race was a repeat with Simons leading from start to finish.

Maxwell got back in the third race, winning it handily over Burgess who was one of the faster riders on the day. However, he could not capitalise after a fall knocked him back.

The C class was a father-and-son affair with Donnie Moss winning the 250 and Devin Moss the 125 over Kyle Constable and Evan Lambert.

There was close racing in the 125 B competition between Aaron Pace, Justin Belboda and Gary Simons. Pace and Belboda took turns to lead races with Pace the overall winner by one point. Simons put in some good rides but a flat tire in the last race put him in third place for the day.

In the 250 B class, Robert Smith was on his way to first place overall after two wins but relinquished the lead to Duprey Joell, which brought Edison Jones to second and Smith to third overall. Joell takes over the points lead.

TRIATHLON TRI The third annual Bermuda Triathlon Association prizegiving dinner was held at the Royal Hamilton Amateur Dinghy Club recently and amongst the 93 people in attendance were representatives of major sponsors.

The Bermuda Individual Triathlon trophies went to national champions Greg Hopkins and Mary Hopkins while the Duathlon Trophies were awarded to Claire Sousa and Greg Hopkins for being the national champion duathletes.

A special recognition award was presented to Kevin Reeves for his organising of the national championships while the best new triathletes were Lynn Kynoch and Kevin Tucker. The club persons of the year were Christine Campbell and John Buchanan for their administrative and organising skills.

The special achievement award was presented to Mike Bouchard for competing despite a broken arm.

The long service award went to Gary Taylor while the most improved triathletes for 1992 were Sandy Lund and Steven Lund who had the best improved times from last year.

The triathletes of the year were Jane Christie and Greg Hopkins for consistently excelling in domestic and international events.

The annual general meeting of the Bermuda Triathlon Association will be held at the Police Recreation Club on December 2 at 7.30 p.m.

NETBALL NET Dellwood were the winners of the Bermuda Schools Sports Federation's Primary Schools netball round robin competition at Bernard Park yesterday when they beat West Pembroke 7-6 in the finals.

Inspired by goal attack Gina Brangman and tiny goal scorer Sandy Pacheco, Dellwood emerged unscathed from group play despite giving away size to all of their opponents. They went on to beat Somerset Primary 7-0 in the semifinals while the other semi saw West Pembroke defeat Victor Scott 7-3.

The final was closely contested with both teams exchanging the lead. West Pembroke took the lead near the end and seemed to be heading to victory when a late surge by Dellwood put them ahead and they never relinquished the lead during the few moments left.

While Brangman and Pacheco again spearheaded Dellwood's drive, West Pembroke were led by goal attack Tanya Richardson and goal scorer Samantha Knights.

Now the stage is set for an exciting match-up when the two teams tangle in the Primary School knockout competition next Thursday.

The Secondary Schools knockout competition takes place at Bernard Park today, starting at 11 a.m.

DARTS DRT The Bermuda Darts Association's has announced the squads for its annual President v Vice President series to be played at Vasco da Gama Club on Monday, November 23. The players are asked to report no later than 8.15 p.m.

so that a draw can be made by 8.30 p.m.

Third Division: Janet Burrows (BPSA), Michael Barnes (ESSO), Darren Lawson (ESSO I), William Frost Sr. (Queens), Steve Vlee (R.Hood I), Tony Cox (Showbizz), Luis Symons (Swizzle Inn), Reginald Tavares (St. George's DSC I), Victor Moniz (Vasco III), Sheldon Furbert (Ham.Parish), Victor Maito (ESSO II), Tony DaCosta (VASCO III), Bruce Lorham (Showbizz), Norman Bleeker (St.

George's DSC II), Joe CaCosta (Vasco III).

Fourth Division: Michael Batista (ESSO III), Debbie Brown (BAA III), Peter Smith (R.Hood II), Gavin Dublin (R.Hood I), Peter Oliver (Squash Club), Andrew Sheen (Sandys BC I), Dalmeso Vasconcelos (Vasco IV), Roger Raynor (Strike Zone), Rex Darrell (Strike Zone), Butch Krause (R.Hood II), Duarte Mota (Vasco IV), Andrew Rance (ESSO IV), Jue Van Lowe (Strike Zone), Mike Sampson (Squash Club), Steve DeGrilla (Wharf Tavern).

SWIMMING SW The Winter National Age Group Swimming Championship organised by BASA will be held at the Saltus pool on Saturday starting at 1 p.m. It will be the last event for the year.

All of the races will be short sprints with trophies being awarded to the overall age group champions.

SOCCER SOC The draw for the first round of the FA Cup will be held at the BFA offices today at noon.