Kerala CA 171 in 57 overs lost to KSCA XI 173 for three in 51.4 overs (K.B. Pawan 80 not out).

Baroda CA 207 in 74.2 overs (Nelson Pinto six for 50) lost to KSCA Colts 208 for three in 50 overs (Stuart Binny 81, K.C. Avinash 66 not out, S.N. Ameet 52).

ONGC 316 in 88.5 overs (Sarandeep 70 not out, V. Sehwag 61, Sandeep Sharma 51) drew with Indian Airlines 308 for six in 64 overs (Shafiq Khan 91, Maninder Bisla 65, Rohit Prakash 51).

KSCA President’s XI 282 in 98.4 overs (Amit Verma 93, Ganesh Satish 74, Raju Bhatkal 60, Kaushik Reddy four for 59) drew with Hyderabad 231 for four in 66 overs (Anup Pai 66, Ravi Teja 59, D. Vinay Kumar 43 not out).

BEL posted its first victory, an impressive one, even though against a weak ADE in the Super Division football league for the George Hoover Cup.

At the Football Stadium here on Saturday, even as the title has been decided in favour of MEG, BEL, led by Jenny Freddy, cruised through by a 3-0 margin.

Earlier, HASC got into its winning ways with a 4-0 rout of LRDE. LRDE and ADE are stacked at the bottom with just three points to show even as ADE have two matches in hand, while LRDE has just one.

BEL went all out for a win and struck in the ninth minute through Aravind who slipped home a Jayavardhan pass even as Dilipen in the ADE goal looked uncertain.

Aravind once again was on target as he neatly flicked a Srinivas Murthy square into the far corner. Both goals came in the first session.

Put through by a hard working Musharaf, Stephen slid the ball past an advancing Dilipen to complete the tally in the 80th minute.

HASC, having missed its chances against the promoted Postal in the earlier outing and with it a chance to regain the George Hoover Cup, humbled LRDE 4-0 with goals coming from Alesh (23rd), Xavier Vijaya Kumar (35th), Kuttimani (61st) and Karthikeyan (65th). HASC has 12 points from six matches, while BEL now has seven points from eight outings.

Philomena’s School (Bellary) emerged the champion in the BTC Cup women’s inter-school hockey tournament that concluded at the KSHA Stadium here on Saturday.

In the final, Philomena’s defeated Sports School Kudige 3-1.

Earlier, in the third-place play-off match on Friday, Bishop Cottons defeated St. Euphrasius 1-0.

Special awards: Best goalkeeper: Deepa Rao; Best defender: Swapna; Best midfielder: Niha; Best forward: Christina Paul; Promising player: Elizabeth; Top-scorer: Vijayalakshmi; Player of the tournament: Harinakshi; Fair-play team: St. Francis Xavier.