Worthing Magic have a swift chance to make amends for last week's 60-41 defeat at rivals London Towers in WNBL south.

Towers head to Durrington tomorrow for the re-match (1.45pm).

Magic could only field seven players last week, including Marie Ogley, who has only played one game this season, and Kirsty Dallas who is still struggling with an ankle injury.

They had the speed to trouble Towers' taller players but were unable to get to the foul line.

Towers shot 27 free throws to just eight by Magic and coach Phil Waghorn felt that was an unfair reflection of the contest.

Magic had a 10-0 run in the second quarter which saw them trail just 25-23 at the half before Towers pulled away.

Magic: Sarah Cooper 12, Kirsty Dallas 12, Louise Waghorn 9.

Brighton Cougars are keen to set-up women's practice sessions.

Training will take place under the guidance of professional coaches and get underway as soon as enough players have enrolled.

The cost will be £10 for five weeks of coaching.

Details from Brighton Cougars, 36 Eastfield Crescent, Patcham, Brighton BN1 8EL (Tel: 01273 551884).

SAM Mead fired 35 points for Brighton Bears under-18s as they eased to a 90-67 win over Gloucester.

Scores were tied 31-31 at the half but Bears then overcame their lack of big men to take command.

Tommy Duncan sparked them with six straight points on his way to 16 in total and Mead had 16 in the third quarter.

Bears go to Ware today (5.15pm).

Sussex Sonics head into their last home game of the season this weekend keen to build on the success of their last league outing.

They saw off arch-rivals Hampshire Harriers 52-24, winning all four quarters.

Foul trouble reduced Harriers to four players by the end as their frustration boiled over.

Neil Armstrong top scored with 14 points, Carl Scott and Gary Mason added 12 apiece, John Spencer had ten and Gary Gardner and Tracy Spencer two each.

Sonics round off the home league programme against Wasps from Kent at Moulescoomb on Sunday.