{"id":5614,"date":"2012-03-17T08:28:56","date_gmt":"2012-03-17T08:28:56","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/newspaper.ctsi-logistics.com\/?p=5614"},"modified":"2012-03-17T08:28:56","modified_gmt":"2012-03-17T08:28:56","slug":"two-way-tie-in-seda-a-and-b-flame-tree","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.saipantribune.com\/index.php\/two-way-tie-in-seda-a-and-b-flame-tree\/","title":{"rendered":"Two-way tie in SEDA A and B-Flame Tree"},"content":{"rendered":"
By Walter J. Sutherland
\nReporter<\/div>\n

\"Naked\u00a0 Two teams are tied in first place in the A and B-Flame Tree divisions of the Saipan Electronic Darts Association following the conclusion of the most recent matchups.<\/p>\n

B-Flame Tree division VFW Post 3457’s Good Guys II and Jonny’s Bar & Grill’s Retsa Sakudi are locked up in first place, while Bammy’s Restaurant & Bar’s Bud Brothers and Naked Fish Bar & Grill’s Naked Fish Boyz hold an equal stake of first place over the A Division as a result of Monday’s matches.<\/p>\n

Meanwhile SOS Bar & Grill’s DJ Fish and Jonny’s Try Luck sit alone atop their respective B-Fanihi and Ladies leaderboards.<\/p>\n

A Division’s Naked Fish Boyz defeated SOS’ third-ranked Mixblood Shooters II (38-30), 10-7 at home, and ended up strapped with the Bud Brothers, who managed a, 9-8, road win over SOS’ fifth-ranked 101 Proofers (32-36).<\/p>\n

The co-leaders share even win-loss slates of 39-29.<\/p>\n

Notables included a High In 160 by Primos’ Jeff Pangelinan and a High Out 107 by Bud Brothers’ Ernie Domingo.<\/p>\n

In other results, fourth-ranked Bammy’s Sabalu (36-32) defeated VFW’s Primos (30-38), 11-6, on the road and its sister squad Celebrity (32-36) downed Sands Bar’s Juvy Predators (26-42), 11-6, at home.<\/p>\n

Last Thursday, B-Flame Tree’s Good Guys II snuck past Bammy’s Lilapuching (22-23), 8-7, but a, 9-6, home win for Retsa Sakudi over the 19th Hole Bar’s Dart Freaks pushed the latter victor to a share of the lead.<\/p>\n

Both winners left Thursday with identical 25-20 cards, however the other results show its still anyone’s season as Joe’s Steakhouse’s Skoregazzzums (23-22) upset The Water Front’s (24-21) third-ranked self titled team, 8-7, in a road match, while Jonny’s Rehab (21-24) edged out SOS What U Got (18-27), 8-7, on the road.<\/p>\n

Notably, Good Guys II’s Jarvin Mendiola posted a High In 120.<\/p>\n

Also on Monday, Try Luck routed Joe’s Daffodils (24-36), 13-2, to work out a six-game lead over the Ladies field with its league-best record of 46-14.<\/p>\n

VFW’s B-52’s pelted Bammy’s Momes’l Mei (26-34), 12-3, to move all alone in second place, while Naked Fish’s third-ranked Man-Amigas (35-25) notched a 10-5 road win over SOS’ Daarty Deeds (15-45) and 19th Hole’s Team Reapers (28-32) squeaked by Joe’s Just Like That (26-34), 8-7.<\/p>\n

Try Luck’s Aida Laniyo posted a High In 156 and her teammate Matrina Lisua a High Out 146.<\/p>\n

Going back again to last Thursday, B-Fanihi’s DJ Fish easily defeated Poseidon’s One Shot (14-31), 13-2, on the road to improve its overall record to 33-12.<\/p>\n

Its sister team SOS Light’s Out currently sits five games back in second place after absorbing a 7-8 upset at home to Bammy’s DRP 2 (23-22).<\/p>\n

Meanwhile, Es’y Kitchen’s third-ranked Kitchen Shooters (26-19) went into Jonny’s Bar & Grill and knocked off the Adventurers (17-28), 9-6; and Naked Fish Bar & Grill’s IT&E Na’Gupu (23-22) triumphed over VFW Post 3457’s Dutty Gunz (16-29), 10-5, at home.<\/p>\n

Notables included a High-In 160 by IT&E Na’Gupu’s Freddy Salavaria and a High-Out 106 by Kitchen Shooters’ Rolly Morales.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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