Turning Point overcame the threat posed by Spartans and Executive to walk away with the Pre-Caricom Dominoes Championships, which concluded Monday at the R&R Sports Club, Meadowbrook.
According to a release from the organisers, Turning Point, a team which comprises primary women, recorded an impressive 80 games in the final to walk away with the championships.
They received the first place package of $70,000 and a trophy. Meanwhile, emerging unit Spartans walked away with second place after securing a score of 73. For their efforts, Spartans pocketed $35,000 and a trophy.
Executive ended in the third position after tallying 64. For their showing, the Executive unit walked away with $20,000.
On the individual side, sports enthusiast and football official Wayne ‘Harry’ Griffith was adjudged the event’s Most Valuable Player (MVP). Griffith copped the award after becoming the only player to record a perfect score of 18 games during his three sittings.
