The only two weeks remaining in the regular season, things are winding down in the Rhode Island Senior Softball League, but still only one division race has been settled.

Despite dropping a pair of games on Sunday, 12-6 and 8-3 to Elmwood Sports of the A-2 Division in a crossover game, The Valley Breeze has still locked up a first place finish in the B-1 Division.

All other regular season division titles remain up for grabs.

In the A-1 Division, My Cousin Vinny split with Action Auto, winning the first, 15-9, and dropping the second, 15-8. The first place Ray Sewell Income Tax Service team had a bye.

Sewell leads the division at 15-1, followed by Action Auto, 15-3, and My Cousin Vinny, 15-7.

League officials have altered the schedule and Sewell will face Action Auto in its next games on Sept. 7. Because of inclement weather earlier in the season, the teams have not faced off in season play, and the league decided to alter the schedule that had been set in April.

In other A-2/B-1 crossover games on Sunday, 133 Club and Governor Francis Farm split, 6-8 and 14-3; Francis Farm A swept Nassa 60, 7-6 and 10-8, and Pondhouse took a pair from Foxwoods Casino, 16-13 and 14-13.

In the A-2 Division, Elmwood Sports leads at 8-12, followed by Francis Farm A, 9-14; 133 Club, 7-13; and Pond House, 6-17. All the A-2 teams have losing records because they play crossover games against the A-1 teams.

The Valley Breeze has clinched first place with its 18-6 record and is followed in he standings by Nassa Flooring 60, 11-13; Governor Francis Inn, 10-14; and Foxwoods Casino, 9-15.

In B-2/-B-3 crossover games, Clark and Sons swept Francis Farm B, 11-5 and 18-6; Paul's took a pair from Nassa 65, 14-13 and 8-6; Woodmansee Insurance took two from Anderson-Winfield, 7-6 and 22-1; and Round House Tavern beat Abbott Action twice, 12-9 and 10-9.

Clark and Sons is in first place in the B-2 Division at 18-6, followed by Round House, 16-8; Paul's, 14-12 and Woodmansee, 13-12.

Nassa Flooring 65 leads the B-3 Division at 12-12, followed by Francis Farm B, 12-13; Abbott Action, 6-20, and Anderson Winfield, 4-20.

The league has no games this weekend because of the Labor Day weekend.