The Tribune

FINANCIAL BOWLING

LEAGUE

THE MVP in Financial Bowling League competition last night was Kevin B Williams of the Strike Force with an impressive 243 high game and a 619 high three game set.

The runners-up were Greg Taylor also of Strike Force and Perry Williams of the Moonlight Strikers who both downed the pins for second high sets of 595. Williams also struck for the second high game of 233.  

The most outstanding player for the ladies were Angie Smith of the Moonlight Strikers and Kayla Nixon of the BTC Night Hawks who tied with 515 high three game sets. Smith also toppled the pins for the second high game of 190 with Xynea Johnson of Deloitte & Touche striking the high game of 191.   

The team scores for the evening were as follows: Rubis Oil Stars 2, Leno Corporate Services 1; Strike Force 2, BTC Night Hawks 1; Moonlight Strikers 2, Best Deal Kirki Bar 1; Deloitte & Touche 3, Forsythe Communications 0.

RUGBY

BRU ACTION

The Bahamas Rugby Union is scheduledto hold its traditional season opener on Saturday at the Winton Rugby Centre with the President’s XV taking on the Vice President’s XV.

The regular season will commence on November 5 with Baillou taking on Buccaneers in the Nassau Cup.

Condolences

The rugby family would like to offer our condolences to the Charlton brothers who lost their mother to illness last week.

The funeral will be held in Freeport on November 12.

Women’s National Team

 The ladies will be travelling to Trinidad to compete in the RAN 7s November 12-13. They’ve been training hard for this for the last three months and a lot of credit has to go to the coaches Kevin Salabie and Peter Lunn who have really put the hours in.

The girls will be selling food at Winton for the next two games in order to help raise funds for the trip, so please show them some support.