CHAMPIONS Kingston Wharves maintained their perfect record in the defence of their title, beating Bank Of Jamaica (BOJ) 126-110 in the fifth round of the National Association of Domino Bodies (NADB) Kingston & St Andrew Region Wray & Nephew White Overproof Rum Business House League last Friday.

Kingston Wharves, who were stunned 60-61 by Jamaica Urban Transit Corporation (JUTC) in the knockout championship the week before, proved that they are a force to reckon with in the league after getting the better of their opponents at Nethersole Place to make it five from five.

The other team to have a perfect record in the top division is Campari, who edged National Baking Company 125-123 at home.

In other matches, former champions Seprod blanked Carib Cement 136-109; JUTC took Cari-Med for a 131-111 ride; and Gleaner got the better of J Wray & Nephew 134-132.

In Division Two, Ministry Of Finance (MOF) is the only team with a perfect start to the season as they disconnected Flow 146-122.

In other results, Nutrition Products edged Pepsi-Cola Jamaica 136-135; PetroJam renewed their licence 140-126 from Transport Authority; Digicel continued to be experiencing service problems as their signal was blocked 128-142 by Urban Development Corporation (UDC); Kris An Charles went down 120-131 to Jamaica Observer; National Housing Trust’s (NHT) roof tops were blown off 121-132 by raging Seaboard Jamaica.

Round six takes place today with a full slate of matches in both divisions.

Kingston Wharves are at home against Gleaner at King Port Building, BOJ travel to Carib Cement, J Wray & Nephew welcome Seprod, Cari-Med entertain National Baking Company and Campari host National Commercial Bank in Division One action.

JUTC will be the team out of action today.

In the lower division, MOF host Pepsi-Cola Jamaica, Transport Authority entertain Flow, Petrojam are away to Nutrition Products at 6 Marcus Garvey Drive, NHT welcome Jamaica Observer, Seaboard Jamaica sail to Digicel, and Kris An Charles host UDC at 2 Eureka Cresent, Kingston 5.