Strike Force are mid-season domino champs
Unity Striker's Larmon Senior (left) partners with Carl Willocks (second right) against Strike Force Nicholas Ricketts (right) and Christopher Rodney (second left) in the mid season final of the Wray and Nephew White Overproof Rum Western Jamaica domino competition at the Dynasty headquarters on Union Street in Montego Bay on Sunday. (Photo: Alan Lewin)
Regional, Western
June 2, 2010

Strike Force are mid-season domino champs

MONTEGO BAY, St James – Strike Force emerged champions of the mid-season finals of the Wray and Nephew White Overproof Rum Western Jamaica domino competition after defeating Unity Strikers by 38 points (300-262) Sunday.

The win, which was recorded at the Dynasty Domino Club on Union Street in Montego Bay, put both teams at the top of the points tables on 46 points.

The second round of the competition will start on Sunday with Tropical Ridim playing Strike Force; Unity Strikers challenging Assassin; High Grade vs Palm Court and Retrieve vs Tuff Gong.

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