League players sink their pool opponents
Ross Taverna of Umkomaas Blasters gave Glen Fryer of Sapphire The Blue a seven piece.
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SAPPHIRE Coast Eight Ball Pool league results from Wednesday, 22 March.
Scottburgh Vikings beat Scottburgh Roosters 15-3; Umkomaas Blasters beat Sapphire The Blue 12-6; Warnadoone The Lions beat Reef A 12-6; Reef Sanchez 67 beat Warnadoone Hardi4 12-6; Warnadoone Wackers beat Oceans A 11-7; Scottburgh Assassins beat Kings and Queens 11-7.
Winning all their singles games were Jadin Nobin, Castello Naidoo and Mervin Donnelly of Scottburgh Vikings, Ross Taverna of Umkomaas Blasters, Deon Pool of Warnadoone The Lions; Mark Naidoo of Reef Sanchez, Krivasan Pillay of Scottburgh Assassins.
Ross Taverna of Umkomaas Blasters gave Glen Fryer of Sapphire The Blue a seven piece.
Fixtures for Wednesday, 5 April: Sapphire The Blues vs Kings and Queens at Sapphire; Oceans A vs Scottburgh Assassins at Oceans; Reef A Umkomaas Blasters at Reef; Kings B vs Warnadoone Lions at Kings; Warnadoone Hardi4 vs Warnadoone Wackers at Warnadoone; Scottburgh Roosters vs Reef Sanchez 67 at Scottburgh.
Rule of the week: Deciding colours: On the break (a) If no colours are potted on the break, the table is ‘open’. (b) If one or more colours are potted on the break, the player then has a right and obligation to verbally advise the referee of a choice of colour before proceeding. Failure to do so is a standard foul. If a player is fouled under this rule, the opponent faces an ‘open’ table. (c)(i) If the player nominates a colour that was potted on the break, the player is on that colour no matter what happens next. (ii) If the player nominates a colour that was not potted on the break, to be on that colour, the player must pot a ball of that colour on the next shot.