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Tuesday, April 1, 2025

Crazy 8’s makes it eight wins in NPL

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Sport Desk
5 days ago
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Crazy 8's players Shervan Outar, from back row left, Raja Ramoutar, Omesh Ramoutar, Valmiki Sookdeo, Gavin Ramlochan and in front row, Ryan Rambally, Emilio Smith, Damian Ramrattan, Sunil Maharaj, David Rahaman and Rennie Mohammed (captain) defeated Scotchie’s Nubian Kings, 4-1, at Special Brew Sports Bar in on Tuesday night.

Crazy 8's players Shervan Outar, from back row left, Raja Ramoutar, Omesh Ramoutar, Valmiki Sookdeo, Gavin Ramlochan and in front row, Ryan Rambally, Emilio Smith, Damian Ramrattan, Sunil Maharaj, David Rahaman and Rennie Mohammed (captain) defeated Scotchie’s Nubian Kings, 4-1, at Special Brew Sports Bar in on Tuesday night.

Crazy 8’s se­cured a win in Round 16 of the Na­tion­al Pool League (NPL) first di­vi­sion, to take their record to eight wins and eight loss­es.

On Tues­day night in Cou­va, the Spe­cial Brew Sports Bar team host­ed Scotchie’s Nu­bian Kings and were im­pres­sive in a 4-1 re­sult. Ryan Ram­bal­ly got the hosts off to a win­ning start, get­ting the bet­ter of Mukesh Ram­nath, four frames to three. Ram­bal­ly opened with a com­bi­na­tion nine ball (tack­le) in the first frame, be­fore los­ing two in a row, with Ram­nath reg­is­ter­ing a tack­le of his own, in the third frame. Ram­bal­ly hit back with two straight wins to take a 3-2 lead. Ram­nath took frame six to join his op­po­nent on the hill but it was Ram­bal­ly who came out on top with a win in the sev­enth rack.

David Ra­haman made it two-nil for the hosts, de­feat­ing May­ton Charles four frames to two. Ra­haman won the first two, lost the next two and closed out the win with two more wins.

The Crazy 8’s lone loss came in the dou­bles, where their cap­tain Ren­nie Mo­hammed teamed up with Gavin Ram­lochan against Brent John and An­tho­ny John. The John com­bi­na­tion proved too strong as the Scotchie’s duo wast­ed lit­tle time, dis­pos­ing of their op­po­nents in four straight frames, with a com­bi­na­tion nine in rack three.

Eme­lio Smith sealed the vic­to­ry for Crazy 8’s in game four by beat­ing Deck­lon Ash­ton 4-2. Smith raced to a three-frame lead but Ash­ton bounced back with two wins on the trot. Smith re­mained calm and col­lect­ed and that helped him in com­plet­ing the win.

With the match al­ready in the bag, Valmi­ki Sookdeo end­ed the night on a high against vis­it­ing cap­tain, Lind­say "Scotchie" Whiskey. Sookdeo, like Smith be­fore him, ran out to a three-nil lead be­fore Whiskey won the fourth frame but there was no way back as Sookdeo won the en­counter four frames to one.

With the win, Crazy 8’s moves up one spot in­to sev­enth spot on the 14-team ta­ble, while the ‘Nu­bian Kings’ are ninth with six wins and ten loss­es.

JJ Shoot­ers, who pre­vi­ous­ly oc­cu­pied sev­enth spot, swapped places with Crazy 8’s af­ter los­ing to di­vi­sion lead­ers Rox­bury Shot Callers 2-3 at Rox­bury Sports Bar, Cunu­pia. It was the ‘Shoot­ers’ first loss in four match­es, while the ‘Shot Callers’ have now won three in a row. The ta­ble-top­ping Rox­bury has a record of four­teen wins and just two loss­es.

Sicar­ios Bil­liards Club hold on to sec­ond spot on the ta­ble af­ter a 3-2 win over Ago­ra Stingers at Bil­liards Place in Aranguez. The ‘Stingers’, who were a top-four team just two weeks ago, find them­selves in sixth place af­ter four con­sec­u­tive loss­es. ‘Sicar­ios’ are one match win be­hind Rox­bury with thir­teen wins and three loss­es.

For­mer di­vi­sion lead­ers, Pock­et Preda­tors suf­fered a sur­prise loss to Ken­ny’s at Ken­ny’s Sports Bar in Ch­agua­nas. De­spite the loss, ‘Preda­tors’ re­main in third with eleven wins and five loss­es. Ken­ny’s have four wins to go with twelve loss­es and are cur­rent­ly 13th on the ta­ble. Preda­tors pre­vi­ous­ly held on to the top spot on the ta­ble in round eight.

Lucky Sports con­tin­ue to roll in their de­but sea­son of the NPL and have now won six match­es in a row. The Williamsville-based Lucky Sports trav­elled to Play­house Sports Bar in Barataria to take on the Pan­thers and the vis­i­tors came away with a close 3-2 win. Lucky Sports are fourth on the stand­ings with ten wins and six loss­es. Pan­thers are tenth with six wins and ten loss­es.

There are four teams in the di­vi­sion with six wins, two of which met at Bil­liards Place in round 16. Top Shooterz Krew (11th) and Dekko All Stars (10th) locked horns and it was the home team ‘Top Shooterz’, which came out on top 4-1.

Shoot­ing Stars were al­so in win­ners’ row de­feat­ing Unit­ed Stars 3-2. Fifth-placed Unit­ed Stars would have been hop­ing to get their cam­paign back on track against the cel­lar-placed Shoot­ing Stars but just could not get over the line. Unit­ed Stars now have nine wins and sev­en loss­es and Shoot­ing Stars have two wins from six­teen match­es played.

With Tues­day (April 1), be­ing de­clared a pub­lic hol­i­day, round 17 of the first di­vi­sion will be con­test­ed on Wednes­day (April 2).

Round 17 Di­vi­sion 1 Fix­tures

Lucky Sports vs JJ Shoot­ers; Lucky Sports Bar, Williamsville

Dekko All Stars vs Crazy 8’s; Bar­code, Princes Town

Scotchie’s Nu­bian Kings vs Pan­thers; Bil­liards Place, Aranguez

Pock­et Preda­tors vs Top Shooterz Krew; Echo Bar and Lounge, En­ter­prise

Rox­bury Shot Callers vs Unit­ed Stars; Rox­bury Sports Bar, Cunu­pia

Shoot­ing Stars vs Sicar­ios; Pyra­mid Sports Bar, Gas­par­il­lo

Ago­ra Stingers vs Ken­ny’s; Ago­ra Bar and Lounge, Ch­agua­nas


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