Regional, Western
March 25, 2009

Tuff Gong seek revenge in domino semis

MONTEGO BAY, St James

St James’ Tuff Gong will this Sunday meet Trelawny’s Fighter Jet in the semi-finals of the Maranjo Security-sponsored Western Jamaica Domino Association’s Premier League.

The match which is scheduled to be played at the Union Street offices of Maranjo Security at 1:30 pm will see Tuff Gong seeking revenge having been beaten by 41 points in the end-of-season final by Fighter Jet who has lost only one of the 18 matches in the season which started last July.

In the meantime, Trelawny’s Star International is celebrating last Sunday’s trumping of Hanover’s Unity Strikers by 32 points (300-268) in the fourth and final match in the Western Jamaica Domino Division 1 tournament, also sponsored by Maranjo Security.

Their win means that they will meet Trelawny’s Deeside Untouchables in the semi-finals next month.

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