Big crowd expected as Business House Domino Knockout hits semis, final today

Players from PAJ and NHT participating in the Business House Knockout competition at BOJ on Friday, July 10, 2026. July 17, 2026 Humbert Davis, president of the National Association of Domino Bodies (NADB), says he expects a packed house and tight battles when the semi-finals and grand finale of the 2026 Business House League Knockout Championship take place today. The games are set for 6:30 pm at the National Housing Trust (NHT) Sports Club. In the semi-finals, Port Authority of Jamaica (PAJ) take on Covenant Insurance Brokers (CIB), and Ministry of Education, Skills, Youth, and Information (MOESYI) play Post and Telecommunication Department (PTD). “The level of play this year has been phenomenal. We’re down to the final four and every team believes they can win it,” Davis said. “We’re expecting a jam-packed crowd at BOJ tonight. The Business House League has grown so much and the fans love the knockout format because every game is do-or-die,” Davis told the Jamaica Observer. He added: “PAJ versus CIB should be a real tactical battle, and MOESYI versus PTD should also be tight and competitive. I’m predicting close games and a grand finale that goes down to the wire.” Davis also used the opportunity to thank the sponsors and venues. “Without the support of our corporate partners and hosts like BOJ, we couldn’t stage a championship of this quality. Domino is alive and well in the corporate space,” he said. In reaching the semi-finals, PAJ had defeated National Housing Trust (NHT) 59-57, MOESYI got the better of BOJ 53-46, and CIB defeated the Jamaica Observer 53-35. ST JAMES, Jamaica—Parents and guardians are being urged to take extra precautions during the summer holidays to protect children from heat-related ill... ST JAMES, Jamaica —Minister of Education, Skills, Youth and Information, Senator Dana Morris Dixon, is encouraging parents to remain actively engaged ... KINGSTON, Jamaica—Transport Minister Daryl Vaz says the recently announced toll rate adjustments is a result of a legally binding concession agreement... different Capital Limited has secured another real estate investment trust (REIT) engagement, as it has been appointed REIT manager for The Hive, whic... KINGSTON, Jamaica—CIBC Caribbean Bank will stop issuing and accepting cheques valued at $1 million or more in Jamaica from September 1 as the banking ... Cabbies frustrated as state bus offering coincides with long-delayed PPV fare hike Taxi operators who ply the Greater Portmore to Portmore Mall route in St Catherine say their livelihoods are being threatened by the introduction of c... KINGSTON, Jamaica—Police constable Patrick Walters pleaded guilty to manslaughter on Wednesday in connection to the fatal shooting of D’Jonnay Graham ... KINGSTON, Jamaica—As the FIFA World Cup heads into its thrilling final stages, Flow and The Jamaica Pegasus Hotel are partnering to give football fans... Facebook Twitter Instagram Polls Recent Posts Archives