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May 10, 2017 Sports
Phantom chalked up 81 games to defeat C7 and Unity when the semi final of the Boyce and Jefford Dominoes competition was contested on Monday night at Dynasty sports bar.
Orin Favourite led Phantom with 16 games, while Rawle Cameron made 15. C7 placed second with 66 games, while Unity finished third on 64. Marvin Thomas and Brian Edwards scored 15 and 14 respectively for C7, while Ryan Boodhoo and Godfrey Chance got 14 each for Unity.
Phantom, C7 and Masters will now contest the final tonight at Faye Joseph residence in Gaulding Place.
Meanwhile, Joseph will be hosting a pre-mother’s day tournament starting on Saturday at 15:00hrs at Gaulding Place.
Entrance fee is $12,000 and prizes will be announced on a later date. The competition will conclude on Sunday and teams can contact Wiltshire on 665 5855 for information on registration.
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