Jamaica Constabulary Force 'A' (JCF) will be aiming to cement their place in the semi-finals of the Locker Room Sports Business House netball competition, when they oppose National Commercial Bank (NCB) today at the Leila Robinson courts, starting 6:30 p.m.

The JCF are third from the bottom of the table on six points, three ahead of NCB 'A'. A win for the JCF will guarantee them a place in the top four.

In the day's other game, defending champion and leaders General Accident (21 points) oppose third- place Jamaica Boilers (12).

"We are very confident because our players are determined to win this game," said Jennifer Duncan, coach of the JCF. "We have beaten them in every match that we have played against them all season."

She added: "This is a very important match for us because we would like to move up in the standings to ensure that we secure a spot in the semi-finals."

Decent chance

Leonie Phinn, coach of NCB, says despite the defeats, her team stands a decent chance of winning.

"I think we have a very good chance of winning," she said. "However, all we need to do is to get our team chemistry together and go out and execute our game plan.

In the junior division, Petroleum Corporation of Jamaica will tackle Norman Manley International Airport.

In Intermediate A action, Victoria Mutual Building Society await National Water Commission and Appliance Traders Limited entertain Cable and Wireless.Meanwhile, a number of games were played on Thursday.

In the Junior League, Transport Authority stopped Aerotel 24-21, ISSA whipped Supreme Ventures 23-14.

In Intermediate B action, Guardian Life beat Grace Kennedy 28-24, NEM thrashed Continental Baking Company 42-3 and NCB 'B' stopped Wray and Nephew 28-21.

- Robert Bailey