Bud Light champions feted

The Masters division’s Black Stallions of Buddies Bar & Grill were recognized as the Bud Light Cup champions during the Saipan Electronic Dart Association awards banquet held Sunday at the Royal Taga Ballroom of Saipan World Resort

The Stallions are composed of captain Noel Montalbo, Jun Olita, Jun Visaya, Robert Valdez and George Medina. The Stallions finished runner-up in the regular season.

D’Pirates Bar & Grill’s Kento Boyz ruled the the nine-team A division. Members include captain Wilson Quiban, Albert Guevarra, Larry Achas, Jojo Guilas, Ernie Domingo, Renato Barros, and Zaldy Quebral. Kento Boyz also finished runner-up during the regular season.

Ali’i Consulting’s Kamote’s of Jonny’s Bar & Grill topped a field of eight to raise the Tuesday-B cup. The team is made up of captain Heidi Aquino, Kaysie Aquino, Eric Pascual, Peejay Naval, Jerome F. Sembrano, Eric Dimzon Aquino, Conrad Cuengco, and MacMac Aranda. Ali’I also took the top honors in the regular season season.

Jonny’s IT&E Kamote’s won the Thursday B-Fanihi cup, besting seven other squads. Members include captain Heidi Aquino, Kaysie Aquino, Jerome Sembrano, Eric Pascual, Mark Cris Badal, Peejay Naval, Jay Nunag, and Jek Jek Dionisio.

Oleai Beach Bar & Grill’s No Fear hoisted the nine-team Thursday B-Flame Tree cup, beating eight other teams. The group is made up of captain Hank Magofna, Frances Magofna, Cris Selepeo, Jesse Teigita, David Nekaifes, Henry Ilo, and Sally Aguon. No Fear finished fourth during the regular season.

Naked Fish Bar & Grill’s Oh! MG stole the cup in the six-team Wednesday C-Kingfisher division. Team members include captain Carol Chargualaf, Arisa S. Peters, Angela Santos, Martha “Smarty Pants” Mendiola, Andy Golden, Donovan Jose P. Castro, Bam Castro, and Juan Ogarto.

Third-ranked Gaiana-C of Bar Gaia went home with the C-Chichirika cup. The team is composed of captain Roxanne Wakit, Webby Kim, Ingrid Chow, June Nunez, Carter Calma, Justin Taitano, Joe Camacho.

Regular season runners-up Jonny’s Yakau Ladies raised the cup in the six-team Ladies division. The four-woman band is made up of Maruy-Louis Blaluk, Frances Magofna, Ressie Takeda and Sally Aguon.

Commonwealth Utilities Corporation’s Power Plant of Oleai won the Inter-Government League cup over six other teams. Members include captain Ray Cepeda, Noel Unay, Patrick Taitano, Leo Cabrera, Dennis Villagomez, Frank Mizutani, Tony Dela Cruz, and Greg Repeki.

Each member of the champion teams received trophies during the banquet where top individual performers were recognized too.

These include most valuable players: Inter-Government’s Joe Mafnas (0.9920 winning percentage); Ladies’ Rufina Guevarra (0.9990); C-King Fisher’s Scott Guerrero (0.9680); C-Chichirika’s Ray Indalecio (0.9930); Thursday B-Fanihi’s Kaysie Aquino (0.9650); Thursday Flame Tree’s Jojo Guilas (0.9500); Tuesday B’s Eric Pascual (1.00); A-division’s Angelo Hernaez (0.9950); and Masters’ Jun Olita (1.00).

Individual Hi-In winners include Inter-Government League and Ladies Division’s Frances Magofna marking a160 and 154, respectively; C-Kingfisher’s Mark Butac (136); C-Chichirika’s Eddie Boy Villagomez (160); Thursday B-Fanihi’s Tom Basa (160); Thursday Flame Tree’s Jesse Teigita (160); Tuesday B’s Peejay Naval (160); A division’s Jack DL Guerrero (160); and Masters’ Eric Durano (160).

Individual Hi-Out winners include Inter Government’s Jack DL Guerrero (142); Ladies’ Matrina Lisua (145); C-King Fisher’s Carol Chargualaf (131); C-Chichirika’s Matrina Lisua (109); Thursday Fanihi’s Kaysie Aquino (153); Thursday Flame Tree’s George Medina (156); Tuesday B’s Renato Barros (142); and A division and Masters’ Jeff Barit (124 and 160).

Top gun winners include Inter-Government’s Jatson John (60.90 marks per round); Ladies’ Aida Laniyo (46.49); C Kingfisher’s Kento Togawa (42.88); C-Chichirika’s Ray Indalecio (50.11); Thursday B-Fanihi’s Kaysie Aquino (55.63); Thursday B-Flame Tree’s Jojo Guilas (50.67); Tuesday B’s Eric Pascual (59.43); A division’s Jeff Barit (60.77); and Masters’ Jun Olita (73.53).