Parry Town will face St. Ann Bauxite in today's lone match of the Captain's Bakery-sponsored St. Ann Major League football competition at Drax Hall.

In tomorrow's game, Benfica take on Golden Kickers, also at Drax Hall, while Lewis Strikers face Volvo on Monday at the same venue.

Juventus take on Stand Fast at York Castle and Rising Star play FC Ocho Rios at Drax Hall on Thursday.

All matches start at 3:30 p.m.

In action this week, Lewis Strikers beat Great Pond 2-1 on Wednesday while Parry Town defeated Golden Kickers 3-1 on Tuesday. Benfica crushed Volvo 5-0 on Monday while St. Ann Bauxite beat FC Ocho Rios 4-1 last Sunday.

Ballards Valley face Comma Pen Youth Club in the first semi-final of the NCB Knockout cricket competition for south-east St. Elizabeth teams tomorrow at Ballards Valley. Match time is 10:30 a.m.

The second semi-final will be played on February 25 between All Century and Chocolate Hole.

The league, which provides $100,000 for the winners, started with 12 teams - All Century, Ballards Valley, Cheapside, Chocolate Hole, Comma Pen, Dalton, Lititz Southridge, Nain, Rising Star, Southside, Tryall and Uprising.

In the quarter-finals played last week: All Century 146 all out in 33 overs (Marlon Miller 44, Andre McCarty 33; Ureil Samuels 4-27) beat Uprising 125 all out (Ureil Samuels 39; Damane Wilson 5-6) by 21 runs.

Dalton - 305 all out in 34.4 overs (K. Khayan 94, J. Holiness 58; Troy Powell 3-35, Shane Powell 3-47) lost to Comma Pen 311-2 in 25 overs (Ziggy Levy 89 not out, Feron Finley 57, Shane Powell 53) by eight wickets.

Lover's Leap - 139 all out in 23.5 overs (Tony Dixon 43; Wayne Simpson 5-26) lost to Ballards Valley - 143-3 in 14 overs (Courtney Witter 65, Damian Pryce 53) by seven wickets.

Chocolate Hole - 300-8 in 35 overs (Tony Powell 75, Damian Davidson 70; Stephan Patterson 3-41) beat Cheapside - 284-8 in 35 overs (Rohan Pasco 64, Fian Dyer 40, Damion Foster 40; B. McCloud 3-50, Courtney Nembard 3-66) 16 runs.

The Jamaica Table Tennis Association (JTTA) on Tuesday handed over several racquets, balls and a table to Guy's Hill High School in St. Catherine.

Samuel Lamount, chairman of the association's development sub-committee, and coach Donald Salmon took the equipment to the school and made the donation to Sportsmaster Conway Kentish.

This is the second table to be given out by the JTTA, the first being donated to Yallahs High last November and more donations will follow to identified institutions, as the association disperses donations received from abroad for the development of the sport.

Guy's Hill High boys were rural finalists in last year's ISSA table tennis competition, going down in the final to St. Mary High, who later became all-island champions.

Kentish welcomed the gift and said the equipment would allow them to continue to maintain an active table tennis programme at the school.

League leaders Christian Pen are set to continue their unbeaten streak against Hellshire United in tomorrow's feature WIHCON-sponsored Portmore Division Two League match at the Hellshire playing field. Kick-off time is 1:00 p.m.

The Hellshire United/Christian Pen clash is the opening game of a double-header at the venue. The second game pits Portmore Pines against Waterford.

Meanwhile, another double-header is slated for the Greater Portmore playing field as joint second-place club Daytona FC (11 points) tackle seventh-place Newtown Braeton (eight points) in the opening game at 1:00 p.m. while Passagefort United square off with Greater Portmore in the following feature encounter. A lone game is on at the Watson Grove playing field as homesters Watson Grove, currently in eighth-place on seven points, battle Portsmouth.

In matches played last Sunday, Christian Pen (16 points) opened up a five-point lead in the league over their nearest rivals with a 1-0 win against Newtown Braeton.

In other results, Daytona FC cut down mid-season finalists Passagefort United 2-1, Caymanas Gardens shocked Greater Portmore 1-0, Portsmouth and Waterford drew 1-1 while Hellshire United moved to fifth in the standings with a 2-0 victory over Watson Grove.

In action from the Inter-Secondary Schools Sports Association's (ISSA) table tennis league, Campion College blanked hosts St. Jago 5-0 and Dinthill trounced last year's rural finalists Guy's Hill High 4-1.

In the Dinthill/Guy's Hill encounter, Sheldon Reynolds overpowered Dane Burnett 3-0, while Rondrae Hamilton, Damion Black and Omar Prendergast scored 3-1 victories against Howard Hunter, Maurave Hunter and Austin Morgan for Dinthill's four wins.

Dwayne Wittingham outplayed Peter-John Rowe, 3-1, for Guy's Hill's consolation victory.

In the Campion/St. Jago match, national junior player Javaughn Johnson, along with Julio Innis, Gordon Dinnall and Michael Wilson, secured 3-0 wins against Ackeem Greenwood, Lloyd Taylor, Stephen Scott and Ryan Shim, respectively. Tarrick Walton defeated Navron Henry 3-1.

Kirk Francis and Shenelle Peart won the main prizes at last weekend's Tournament of Kings badminton competition held at the Constant Spring Golf Club.

Francis won the Open event by beating Kashif Bernard 21-8, 21-19 while Peart defeated Geordine Henry 21-15, 21-12 for the women's title.

In the B Division, Dayvon Reid defeated Gareth Henry 7-21, 23-21, 21-19 while Henry turned the tables on Peart, beating her 21-19, 21-18.

The C Division titles went to Kyle Wong Chew Onn who defeated Shawn Forrester 21-13, 20-22, 21-18 and Shana-Kay Bailey who downed Crystal Blake 21-19, 21-18.

Leon Lobban and Shakeria Bailey won the D Division titles with victories over Jon-Andrew Neita, 20-22, 21-13, 21-8, and Karen Anderson, 21-18, 21-14.