The Business House Domino League made a triumphant return after a six-year break, and National Association of Domino Bodies (NADB) President Humbert Davis says the competition exceeded all expectations.

Eight teams lined up for this year’s staging, bringing renewed energy to the sport and drawing big crowds throughout the season.

“It was a huge success. We came back after six years and the level of competition, the discipline, and the support from the corporate sector brought the game to new heights,” Davis told the Jamaica Observer.

“The players showed tremendous skill and sportsmanship, and that’s what we wanted to showcase.”

In the grand finale on Friday at the Bank of Jamaica, Post and Telecommunications Department (PTD) completed a clean sweep. After already winning the knockout competition two weeks before, PTD also captured the League title with a dominant 107-76 win over Port Authority of Jamaica.

“They were the team to beat all season. PTD played with consistency, focus, and they deserved both titles. That’s the standard we want to set going forward,” Davis said.

National Housing Trust took third place, edging Ministry of Education, Skills, Youth, and Information 56-54 in a tight play-off.

Davis said the NADB is already planning to expand the league next year.

“This is just the beginning. With eight teams this year, we’re looking to double or triple that in 2027. The Business House League is back, and domino is alive and well in the workplace,” he said.