The two team captains will be Mike Curry for the Over 30s and Bill Way Snr (non-playing) for the Under 30s.

A total of 51 players have been selected for the tournament -- 29 on Curry's team and 22 on Way's.

Amon the top names included in the older group are Steve Bean and Sammy Maybury, who will be challenged by such "youngsters'' as Ricky Mallory, Michael Way and James Collieson.

The full teams: Over 30s -- Steve Bean, Michael Curry, Monty Nearon, Andrew Kennedy, Sammy Maybury, Jerome Bradshaw, Stuart Smith, Brian Way, Alec Anderson, David Hyland, Blair Rance, Bruce Sims, Martin Zolnai, John Moore, Bruce Robinson, Ian Waddington, Nick Frost, John Johnston, David Lambert, Norberto Herrero, Earl Leader, Colie Place, Eddie Kyme, Eldon Daniels, Johnny Nusum, Ronny Smith, Tony Readwin, Troy Jennings.

Under 30s: Michael Way, Ricky Mallory, Greg Frigerio, James Collieson, Roger Marshall, Keith Beattie, Mark Cordeiro, Courtland Boyle, Richard Boyle, Graham Boyle, Karl Roberts, Paul Coleman, Jonathan Ingham, Jens Birkenheim, Willy Smith, Yuri Pringle, Colm Singleton, Nakia Woolf, Quinton Burgess, Paul York, Nicholas Kempe, Patrick Singleton.

On August 13, the BLTA will host a similar event for Over 35s against Under 35s, again featuring seven doubles matches.

Entries close tomorrow for the Coral Beach Junior Members Tournament. Events will include boys and girls under 10 singles, 12 and under singles and 18 and under singles and doubles.

The tournament runs from this Sunday to August 5.

BASKETBALL BAS In a closely contested Bermuda Basketball Association Summer League match that could be seen as a preview of the summer finals, Young Guns were denied the biggest win since their formation when they were forced into overtime before going down 69-74 to Twisters.

Young Guns led for three quarters, 16-15 after the first, 30-34 at the half and 42-38 going into the last quarter before Twisters pulled out the stops to turn the match around.

The score was deadlocked 60-60 at full-time.

Both offences, Twisters being methodical and efficient, and Young Guns up-tempo and fast on the break, sputtered in the third quarter. Twisters went on a 10-2 run early in the fourth to force their first lead while Young Guns fought back to tie it up.

Twisters went nine for 12 from the free throw line as both teams shot field goals well. However, it was the free throws which allowed Twisters to win in the end.

Leading scorers were Kit Mueller with 22 points for Twisters and Rocky Fox with 17 for Young Guns.