The Captain's Bakery-sponsored Clarendon Major League kicks off tomorrow with a lone game.

Gayle face Milk River in the season's first game after the opening ceremony, scheduled for 2 p.m., at Monymusk Sports Club in Lionel Town.

In recent years, sponsor Captain's Bakery has supported a Clarendon All -Star teams to travel to Grand Cayman for development games.

Last September, two Clarendon All-Star football teams made the Cayman Islands trip.

The teams played matches against the Cayman Islands' national senior men's team. The Cayman Islands team is coach by Jamaican Carl Brown.

The St. James-based Jaguars, Inner-city Avalanche and Kingston-based Brave Chiefs are battling for the last remaining promotion spot to the national basketball league.

The playoffs continue today at the Montego Bay Cricket Club. Avalanche and Jaguars face-off at 6 p.m. to be followed by Avalanche against Braves Chiefs tomorrow at 4 p.m.

Inner-City team Selassie Gardens defeated Granville Jaguars 71-56 in the all-island playoffs at the Montego Bay Cricket Club last Sunday to secure their spot in next season's national league.

Leroy "Slenko" Lawrence scored a game 18 points while Huwayne "Fat-Man" Blake added 12 baskets for Jaguars, who remained the only undefeated team with four wins.

Morant Bay All-Stars failed to show for their encounter against Inner-city Avalanche.

Bejon's topped the preliminary round standings of the Institute of Sports (INSPORTS) Community Domino competition, after easily dispatching Gold Club 300-268 at 111B Molynes Road on Sunday.

Both teams shared the lead on several occasions, but after the final round of matches, Bejon's came away with bragging rights, topping the 11-team standings with 43 points, three more than Gold Club, who were tasting defeat for the first time this season.

Meanwhile, Starlight joined Bejon's and Gold Club in the semi-finals while High Light and Betta Price are battling for the final spot.

Other matches, Ackee Tree and Almond Tree played to a dramatic 299-299 tie at nine Maverly Avenue, while High Light whipped Lyn's United 300-260 at 133 Maxfield Avenue.

Full points were awarded to Sour Sop Strikers and Starlight as Small World and Camouflage did not turn up.

Prospect Sports Club are the champions of the James Robertson/St Thomas KO football competition.

In the final played at York Oval last Sunday, Prospect, the first non-Major League team to be crowned champions, defeated Delta Force 1-0 to book their spot in the all-island COK Knockout championship.

After a action-packed first half by Prospect, which saw them dominating the offensive third, the game's lone goal did not come until after 51 minutes of play.

It was a well-taken shot by the Rayon Gayle, which separated the teams.

In the presentation that followed, Prospect Sports Club received the James Robertson trophy and $40,000 while Delta Force, Springrain and Bath United received $20,000, $15,000 and $10,000 for second, third and fourth place, respectively.

Wayne Thompson, acting president of the St Thomas Football Association, thanked the sponsor, Member of Parliament for Western St Thomas, James Robertson, for his contribution.

Thompson also made mention of the MP's assistance to two coaches, who will attend overseas courses. The trip is set to cost $600,000.

He also announced plans by the member of parliament to improve the infrastructure in the parish this year.

Form team Meadows will start favourites against Rodwood in today's St Catherine Football Association Major league at Ellersie Pen, Spanish Town St Catherine.

Meadows, fresh from a semi-final 1-0 win over Royal Lakes in the Happy Sutherland parish KO, should get the better of Rodwood, who are struggling at the bottom of the table.

Meadows will depend heavily on the goal scoring prowess of Jason Vassell and Duran Dilworth.

In other games, Dunbeholden tackle Black Lions at Irish Pen, Cool Sports take on Albion at Chedwin Park, Dela Vega host Arlington at the Social Development Commission (SDC) playing field, while Police and DB Basovak face-off at the Police Academy.

All games begin at 3 p.m.