Jonny\u2019s Bar & Grill\u2019s IT&E Voyagers and Wild Bill\u2019s Bar & Grill\u2019s Shark Attack remain in first place in their respective Agingan and Obyan divisions after the conclusion of Tuesday\u2019s Saipan Billiard Association\u2019s 2011 Summer\/Fall Budweiser Open Eight Ball League matchups.<\/p>\n
Agingan\u2019s IT&E Voyagers are still nine games ahead of the pack despite absorbing a 3-4 upset in a road draw against sister team Home Boyz Five. IT&E Voyagers hold a 63-21 win-loss record, while Home Boyz Five improved to 48-36.<\/p>\n
Runner-up IT&E Incredibles (54-30) gained a chunk of ground on the frontrunner following a 6-1 victory over VFW Post 3457\u2019s X-Tream (22-62) at home in Sand\u2019s Bar.<\/p>\n
Third-ranked Docomo Hustlers (48-36) also moved into the green with a 5-2 home win over Joe\u2019s Steakhouse\u2019s Fotten Palau (19-65).<\/p>\n
Docomo\u2019s Senen Pangelinan has ran the table five times this season, while X-Tream\u2019s Joseph Achas has twice sunk the 8-ball off the break.<\/p>\n
Obyan\u2019s Shark Attack downed 19th Hole Bar\u2019s Poksu, 5-2, on the road and improved to 55-29.<\/p>\n
Meanwhile, Team SCS (42-42) edged out sister team Crazy 8 (39-45), 4-3, in a home draw at Jonny\u2019s to move into a two-way tie for second place.<\/p>\n
Team SCS was let in the door thanks to a 1-6 upset at home in D\u2019Pirates Bar against the 19th Hole\u2019s Titans (31-51).<\/p>\n
Team SCS\u2019s Erwin Gomez and Crazy 8\u2019s Rey Pinanagay have ran the table three times apiece, while Crazy 8\u2019s Zaldy Quebral and Pirata\u2019s Dave Maratita each sank the 8-ball once off the break.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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