Campari lead three in NADB KO semis
Campari’s Garfield Suppleton reacts upon winning a game during round two of the NABD Kingston & StAndrew Region Wray & Nephew White Overproof Rum Knockout Championship at NHT last Friday. Lookingon is Flow’s Daune Oliver.
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June 26, 2015

Campari lead three in NADB KO semis

Campari are on course to lift this year’s National Association of Domino Bodies (NABD) Kingston & St Andrew Region Wray & Nephew White Overproof Rum Knockout Championship after they easily brushed aside Urban Development Corporation (UDC) 73-55 in quarter-final action at the National Housing Trust’s Car Park last Friday.

By virtue of last week’s victory, the unbeaten Division One team has now logged a record of 11 consecutive victories in all competitions (both the league and knockout) this season.

In other quarter-finals results, National Baking Company got the better of Bank Of Jamaica 61-48 and JUTC went down 67-69 to Gleaner, but still advanced to the semi-finals as the best loser.

“The competition has really grown and the matches are very exciting as well. All teams are playing good and I expect another exciting day of competition today,” Humbert Davis, vice-president at NABD told the Jamaica Observer.

The semi-finals and final of the knockout championship take place today at the same venue.

Campari up against JUTC, while National Baking Company take on Gleaner.

Campari’s Garfield Suppleton reacts upon winning a game during round two of the NABD Kingston & St Andrew Region Wray & Nephew White Overproof Rum Knockout Championship at NHT last Friday. Looking on is Flow’s Daune Oliver.

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