receive their certificates.

The presentation was originally scheduled for Saturday at 10.30 at Southampton Oval prior to the start of the Western Counties first round but most of the players will be involved in trial matches that day, so the presentation will have to be rescheduled.

Also there is a second group of awards to be confirmed shortly and the BCBC will confirm the rescheduled dates and the names of all the successful candidates.

The board is hopeful that each affiliated club (and all local schools) will eventually be able to identify one active and involved member as being a qualified cricket coach. Results of this second course will be known shortly.

Doug Ferguson leaves on Saturday night for a coaching commitment in England.

His work here has not only been highly regarded by administrators but has been exceptionally well-received by players of all abilities whether at youth, club or national level.

There will be a special meeting for all Bailey's Bay players today at 7.30 p.m. at the club.

The Devonshire Rec. tour group will hold a meeting today at 5.30 p.m.

SOFTBALL SOF Stacy Furbert pitched a one-hitter to lead Warwick Reds to the top of the women's fastpitch league with an 11-0 win over Hamilton Parish Peppers at Bernard Park on Tuesday night.

The lone hit off Furbert came in the third inning, but the Reds had already built a sizeable advantage with Maxceta Breary's two-run inside-the-park homer the highlight of a six-run first inning.

Breary led the Reds' 11-hit assault on Dee Ann Martin by going three-for-three with three RBI. Damina Caisey went two-for-two with two RBI.

The next game saw PCC Royals beat North Village Angels 13-3 to move into second place. Tracy Sharrieff went three-for-four with four RBI and Debbie DeShields two-for-two with a homer and four RBI. Dawnette Daniels was the winning pitcher and Dionne Rhmatar the loser.

The shock of the night wass saved for last as Somerset Eaglettes beat Social Club Jets 9-3.

Eaglettes sent 10 batters to the plate in the fourth inning to break open a close game, scoring six runs off six hits. Jets fell from first to fourth.

Ann Symonds led the Eaglettes' bats, going two-for-two with two RBI. Marina Wheeler (two RBI), Deborah Phillips and Jerry Swan all went two-for-four.

Terry Darrell went three-for-three for Jets.

Yvette Brangman was the winning pitcher and Suzie Clarke the loser.

Make-up Schedule Slowpitch July 12: P.M. v Kempe/Whittle (3 p.m.); Athletics v Harrington Partners (4.30 p.m.).

July 19: Casualties v Kempe/Whittle (3 p.m.); Anderson v International Risk (4.30 p.m.).

July 26: Bowring v Anderson (3 p.m.); Butterfield & Steinhoff v Gorillas (4.30 p.m.).

Men's fastpitch July 15: Social Club Blue Sox v Hornets (8 p.m.).

July 18: Hornets v Warwick (8 p.m.).

RUGBY RUG Former Canadian captain Mark Wyatt could form part of the Old Bermuda challenge in this November's World Rugby Classic.

Wyatt, who was born in Bermuda, is expected to bring a number of former Canadian internationals to join the 22-man Bermuda squad in their bid for glory.

Old Bermuda will be managed by Tom Watters as they attempt to wrest the coveted trophy from the all-conquering All Blacks.

Terry Maxwell, Danny Forsythe, Roy Dunn, Billy Butterworth, Pat McHugh, Gary Sheppard, Allan Gorbutt, Richard Raistrick, Serge Leibowitch, Tony Roache, Ali Nicholl, Rod Carruthers, Kieron Peacock, Dave Taylor, Robert Blee, Scott Correia, Gary Kelson, John O'Kelly-Lynch, Roddy Moore, Phil Heaney, Bryan Mewett and Stuart Outerbridge are the 22 men selected to fly the flag for Bermuda.

SOCCER SOC Team Iraklis beat Team Champion 3-1 and Dandy Town hammered Forties 6-2 in Tuesday's group B matches in the Kenny Thompson seven-a-side soccer league at Southampton Glebe.

Iraklis were led in the scoring by Antoine Brangman who netted twice while Brian Simons scored from the penalty spot. Raynel Lightbourne scored the lone goal for Team Champion.

Khari Sharieff netted twice and Troy Lewis, Frankie Simmons, Walter Musson and Wylie Rudo one each in Dandy Town's win over Forties. Brian Fubler and Wayne Bean replied for Forties.

Tonight's group A matches see College Boys playing Hotels at 6.15 and Island Rangers meeting Somerset at 7.15.

All players interested in playing for Somerset Eagles next season are asked to attend a meeting at the club next Tuesday at 8 p.m.

SAILING SLG Brett Wright, the man dropped from Bermuda's Olympic team, bounced back this weekend in the Bilge Boys Race Day.

Wright, who was to have battled for Finn honours in Barcelona, headed the Etchells fleet in Saturday's race.

Somers Kempe emerged triumphant in the best-of-three IOD series, while Eddy Dyer was the J-24 winner.

Kjell Gundersen took Luders honours.