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Boston with 18 games leads Thunder to victory
The winning Thunder team display their prize at the presentation.
Thunder with 76 games emerged victorious when the Strikers Sports Club hosted a Domino Tournament recently, at the host’s venue.
They relegated Specialist into second place after they finished on 73 games, while Mix Up ended in the cellar with 72 games.
Leading the way for the winning team was Kevin Boston, who registered the maximum 18 games to be voted Player of the Final, while he received admirable support from Georgetown Dominoes Association President Faye Joseph who contributed 15 games.
For Specialist, Linden Bowman chalked up 17 games, while Ken Wall supported with 16.
The top markers for cellar dwellers were Martin Permaul with 14 games and Mark Wiltshire on 11.
The winning team took home $200,000, runner-up $150,000 and 3rd place $100,000 and trophies.
The sponsors were Faye Joseph, Big Boss Construction, Dynasty Sports Bar, Estwick Northe, Guytrac, Strikers SC, Patterson Associates and Sweet Point.
Meanwhile, Wiltshire will be staging a 20/20 Competition today at Turning Point starting from 14:00 hrs.
According to Wiltshire, the format will be two in one out four games and an entrance fee of $6,000 will be charged per team.
Fifteen teams are slated to participate in the event.
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