Ramble and Heartease will contest tomorrow's Dr Fenton Ferguson-sponsored St Thomas Division Two mid-season final at Cotton Tree Oval, Port Morant, starting at 3 p.m.
Hillside, who defeated Heartease 1-0 when both teams met in their preliminary game, will start as favourites.
The winners of mid-season final will pocket $10,000, while the losers will get $5,000.
So far, Ramble (14 points) are the early leaders, ahead of Heartease (13), Sunrise (12), Springville (nine), Paul Bogle (eight), Baptiste Alliance (seven), Poinsettia (six), Seaforth (zero).
The league's leading goalscorer is Gregory Miller from Heartease with nine strikes. He is followed by Andre Morgan from Sunrise with seven goals.
Mt Pleasant thrash Bangor Ridge
Mount Pleasant thrashed Bangor Ridge 44-1 in the latest round of matches played in the West Portland Sports Club netball competition.
In the game played at Woodstock Community Centre, last Sunday, Mount Pleasant outscored their opponents 14-0 in the first quarter.
The score was 23-0 at the halfway mark, but Bangor Ridge scored their first goal in the third quarter, though they were trailing 30-1.
Shrewsbury, in the day's second game, defeated Portland Police Youth Club 33-12. The winners led 11-4 at the first quarter and 18-6 at half-time.
Shrewsbury again, in the third quarter, outscored their opponents 10-4.
Bybrook did not show for their game against Orange Bay, who got the points.
CTL Portmore domino
The CTL Portmore/St Catherine domino league moves into its 19th round tomorrow with nine matches slated.
The competition took a break last Sunday to facilitate the playing of the Colours Sports Club Open Pairs championship at Colours, Port Henderson Plaza. This was won by the ISCF pair of Thomas Gray and Clarie Birde, both of whom shared the $20,000 winner's prize.
Meanwhile, the matches on tomorrow are as follows (home teams named first) Hurricane vs unbeaten leaders Eagle View, second-place Fort International vs New Look at Passagefort, fourth-place Caribbean Classic vs Ken's Wildflower at Portmore Lane, Marlie Mount vs third-place Eradication, Westchester vs Old Harbour United, Prozz and Conzz vs Old Harbour Bay, Colours vs Correctional Services, Right Stuff vs Lime Tree, Seamaster vs Masterpiece, while ISCF and Ackee Pod will gain walkovers from High Roller and Garveymeade, both of whom have withdrawn from the competition. All matches start at 11:30 a.m.
Magnum pool tourney continues
The Magnum double elimination singles pool tourney which offers a first prize of $80,000 continues and ends tomorrow at Hot Shots Pool Bar, 103 Constant Spring Road, starting at noon.
The tournament, which started last Sunday and continued on Thursday, is the richest since the Kingston Beer sponsored last December.
Among the notable players still in contention are MoBay's Noel 'Schoolboy' Blagrove who will play the in-form Sunil 'Presto' Newman in an early match on Sunday, Ewart Hall, Sunil Kissendal, Gary Manning, Jarel Stephenson, Joe McLeod, Garfield Brown, Jody Mullings, Fernando Ruiz and the lone female, Nicky Lawrence.
The runners-up will receive $40,000, while the players finishing third and fourth will each receive $15,000. Century Wrecker Service are associate sponsors.
Crucial game for Miracle Open Bible
Miracle Open Bible Church will be looking to stave off elimination when they meet Faith Temple New Testament, in the feature match of a double-header in the second round of the Power of Faith Twenty/20 Church Cricket League at the Lime Tree Oval this afternoon at 1:30.
Miracle lost by two wickets to Power of Faith Development team last Saturday, and will be virtually eliminated if they lose again today.
In the opening game, this morning at 9:30 a.m. Power of Faith Seniors, runner-up last year, battle newcomers Jamaica Evangelistic Centre (JEC). The competition officially bowled off last week, with two games, as Power of Faith Development team and Braeton New Testament scored wins over 'Miracle' and Old Harbour New Testament.
Wanderers, Greater Portmore seek title
Wanderers and Greater Portmore will tomorrow battle for the Colin Fagan-sponsored Portmore Division two knock-out trophy at the Passagefort playing field, match time 3 p.m.
Greater Portmore had an impressive 3-0 win over Caymanas Gardens Site D in one semi-final while Wanderers battled to a narrow 2-1 victory over Hellshire United.
National Rums Major League
WESTERN BUREAU:
Harmony came from behind to defeat Duanvale 3-1 to take the National Rums of Jamaica Trelawny Major League mid-season final trophy, at the Elliston Wakeland Centre in Falmouth on Sunday.
Harmony started as the favourites, but were shocked into silence when Duanvale scored in the 10th minute, as Vilroy McLaughlin was well placed on the edge of the six-yard box to head a cross from Orlando Grey into the goal.
Despite conceding, Harmony kept a cool head and continued to show confidence in stringing passes together, even in their area. It was therefore no surprise that in the 28th minute the equaliser came, through Derron Miles.
Man-of-the-match Lacon 'Zico' Brissett, sent Harmony ahead in the 55th minute when he climbed above goalkeeper Devaughn Hawthorne, who had misjudged the bouncing ball, to score with a header.
Brissett again figured in Harmony's third goal, five minutes later, when he rocketed a free kick from just outside the penalty box which Hawthorne failed to hold. It rebounded for the very alert Carlington Johnson to score.
Winning coach Gregory Palmer said he knew Duanvale were relying on McLaughlin, therefore, he took him out of the game with close marking. Regarding the future, he is cautiously optimistic.
"We are taking no one lightly and will be going back to the drawing board to work on certain aspects of our game and if we continue as we have been doing, we should take the trophy," Palmer said.