Utopia Sports Bar\u2019s Docomo Hustlers are the current Agingan Division leader of the Saipan Billiards Association-2011 Budweiser Summer\/Fall 8-Ball League, while there is a two-way tie atop the Obyan Division after the season unveiled last week.<\/p>\n
19th Hole Bar & Grill\u2019s Poksu and Wild Bill\u2019s Shark Attack share identical win-loss cards of 5-2 in the six-team Obyan field.<\/p>\n
In Agingan play, the Hustlers routed X-tream, 6-1, on the road at VFW Post 3457. Second-ranked Home Boys Five, of Jonny\u2019s Bar & Grill, bested Fotten Palau, 5-2, on the road at Joe\u2019s Bar. <\/p>\n
Home Boys dropped two of their first three singles matches but swept the last two and took both double matches. <\/p>\n
Sand\u2019s Bar\u2019s IT&E Incredibles edged out IT&E Voyagers, 4-3, in a road match at Jonny\u2019s. IT&E Indcredibles won three of the five singles matches and clinched the match after taking the first double game.<\/p>\n
Hustlers\u2019 Robert Saciangco and Jerry Soriano each ran the table once in their respective matches.<\/p>\n
Home Boys Boys Five hosts the Docomo Hustlers; X-tream welcomes IT&E Voyagers; and Fotten Palau has a date with the IT&E Incredibles as Week 3 continues on Tuesday.<\/p>\n
Obyan\u2019s Shark Attack dropped Jonny\u2019s Crazy B, 5-2, at home; while Poksu ran over sister-team Titans, 5-2, in a road match.<\/p>\n
Jonny\u2019s Team SCS snuck past D\u2019Pirates Bar & Grill\u2019s Pirata, 4-3, at home.<\/p>\n
Notables include one-time rack runners Rey Pinangay of Crazy B and Team SCS\u2019s Erwin Gomez. <\/p>\n
Crazy B hosts Poksu; the Titans welcome Team SCS; and Shark Attack makes a call at Pirata\u2019s home as Week 3 commences this Tuesday.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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