Defending champions Caribbean Classic duly made it three wins from as many matches in the CTL Portmore/St Catherine Domino League last Sunday when they defeated Colours Sports Club 300-271 in a home match at Portmore Lane.

Other unbeaten teams winning on Sunday were Eagle View, Fort International, Eradication and former champions Hurricane.

Hurricane drubbed Lime Tree 300-244 in a home match at Dunbeholden, Eradication crushed Old Harbour Bay 300-218 in another home match at Gregory Park, while Eagle View defeated New Look 300-273 and Fort International stopped Ken's Wildflower 300-242 at Passagefort.

In other matches, Westchester whipped Correctional Services 300-252 at Prison Oval, Old Harbour United beat High Roller 300-271, Right Stuff crushed Garveymeade 300-209, Ackee Pod beat ISCF 300-285, Marlie Mount beat Masterpiece 300-276 while Prozz and Cons got by Seamaster 300-276. The feature match tomorrow pits Right Stuff against Fort International in a home match at Cedar Grove Road.

Haile Selassie captured the girls and boys LIME-sponsored schools badminton eastern region titles.

Haile Selassie defeated St Hugh's 4-1 in the girls' section. Both teams, however, ended on 21 points, but Haile Selassie won by virtue of the victory over St Hugh's.

St Andrew's finished third with 11 points and Wolmer's were fourth with seven.

Haile Selassie also took the boys' section after ending on 18 points. St Anne's, on 15, Jamaica College, 12, and St Jago, 11, rounded out the top four.

In the Western region, Bishop Gibson High took the girls' title ahead of Hampton while DeCarteret College claimed the boys' crown.

Defending champions Pembroke Hall stopped Hy-Performance 3-1 in a lone midweek women's match played in the JTTA/Northwest National Development Table Tennis League at Gibson Circle, Hope Pastures.

National champion Yvonne Foster won two matches for Pembroke Hall. She eased past Melanie Smithson 3-0 and overpowered national cadet player Ashli Alexander 3-0.

Esheoni Barrett cruised past Kimberly Hyatt 3-0 for Pembroke Hall's third win.

Alexander trounced Alecia Bennett 3-0 to pull one back for Hy-Performance.

Starlight carved out a well-deserved 30-24 win over Angels B as the race continued for quarter-final spots in the St James Netball Goodwill Open League.

In other games, Queens put out Blazers C 26-10. Angelets, led by Simone McKenzie's 41 goals, crushed Barracks Road 66-1. Nampel squeezed past Pacers B 24-22.

Cable & Wireless A beat Destiny 29-17 while Blazers A easily disconnected Cable & Wireless B 46-15.

William Knibb and Survival failed to honour their games against Under 13 and Pacers respectively while Angels A got points from the non-appearance of Sting B.

Barbary Hall Primary recorded the biggest margin of victory earlier this week in action from the Institute of Sports (INSPORTS)/Dr Christopher Tufton Primary School football competition.

Barbary hammered Bigwoods 9-0 at Barbary Hall on a day that saw four teams advance to the quarter-final round.

At the same venue, Hopewell finished second in Zone C behind Barbary after swamping Mountainside 5-0.

In Zone A, Black River and Brompton advanced despite the latter losing 4-0 to the former at Crawford, while in a game of academic interest only, Crawford whipped Fyffe's Pen 4-0.

The remaining qualifiers will be known this Wednesday after action in zones B, D and E.

Comma Pen will start the defence of their NCB-sponsored Southeast St Elizabeth Knockout cricket title when they oppose All Century. The game is set for the Harper Miller Oval in Neif Mountain, St Elizabeth, tomorrow. Game time is 10:30 a.m.

Comma Pen, despite being knocked out of the Social Development Commission (SDC) Twenty20 competition, will start favourites. They will have in their line-up Shane Powell, Donovan and Matthew Sinclair, Orville Pennant and Ziggy Levy, all of whom have played at some level for Jamaica.

Conroy Miller, Shane Ricketts and Domain Wilson will spearhead All Century.

This year's competition will run from November to February and includes All Century, Ballards Valley, Cheapside, Comma Penn, Malvern Chase, Morningside, Rising Star, Southside, Todd Town, Tryall, Uprising and Warminster.

Again, this year's winning team will receive $100,000 and the NCB Trophy while the runners-up collect $50,000.

Galina and Gayle secured important victories at the JBB complex in Oracabessa, St Mary, as quarter-final action started in the James Bond Beach (JBB) primary championships.

Galina defeated Iona Preparatory 3-1. Captain Ramesh Brown notched a brace, scoring in the 26th and 37th minutes, while Tiriek Richards netted in the 42nd minute.

The lone goal for Iona Prep was scored by Brandon Jackson.

In the day's second game, a double strike by Ricardo Sterling enabled Gayle to beat Newstead 2-1.

Sterling scored in the 29th minute and time added on.

On the netball court, Gayle outscored Iona Preparatory 13-0. Ashana Spikes scored nine goals from 19 attempts.

Three Hills outclassed Preston Primary 15-0 with goalshooter Antoine King netting eight goals.

Three games are on in the E-Service Group International Portmore Division Two football league tomorrow.

In the opening game of a doubleheader at the Greater Portmore playing field, Watson Grove tackle Portmore Pines at 1 p.m. while at 3 p.m. Christian Pen battle Daytona in the feature match at the venue.

At the Hellshire playing field, Hellshire United welcome Wanderers in a game schedule for a 3 p.m. kick-off.

In matches played last Sunday, Caymanas Gardens Site D clipped Graveymeade 2-1 while Greater Portmore edged Braeton United 1-0.

Yallahs High, a western St Thomas school, has become the first school in Jamaica to offer surfing as an extra-curricular option for students, the Jamaica Surfing Association (JSA) said in a recent release.

According to the release, the school has received a donation of three new surfboards, courtesy of the Tai family of Yallahs. The donation was made at assembly on Monday.

JSA president Billy Wilmot was upbeat about the development. He said surfing in schools had always been a dream of the JSA.

"Now, with this support from within the community, it is only a matter of time before young children from St Thomas will begin to make their mark in the surfing world," Wilmot said.

The intention, explained Wilmot, is to expand the programme to other schools around the eastern seaboard, ultimately resulting in the establishment of the Jamaica National Scholastic Surfing Championships which would see schools competing for National Championship honours in a series of events held around the northeast and southeast coastal areas.