Seprod, the 2007 champions, defeated Marksman 124-90 in the final to win the Jamaica Electrical Technologies (JET)-sponsored Business House Division I domino final at Jacisera Park on Friday night.

In the Division 11 final at the same venue, National Baking Company drubbed SDC 139-117.

Seprod led from start to finish, winning by all of 34 points against the less-experienced Marksman. Seprod held a 27-point lead at half time and increased it after the interval to be 38 points clear at one stage.

Seprod's top pairs were Courtney McLean and Shushawnna Barrett along with Miguel Brown and Deon Lettman. Team captain Sean Hinds and manager Brian Rose were both elated that Seprod were able to rebound after winning and losing in the two previous seasons.

Hinds said: "It was a good overall team effort all season and although we lost one match to Wray & Nephew in the preliminary round, this did not deter us. We are a big occasion team and we dedicate this win to our former assistant manager Hugh Robinson, who passed away last season."

National Baking Company, on the other hand, won by 22 points, but unlike Seprod, led by only five points at half time. Their top pairs were Garnett Abbott and Gilbert Robinson, along with Colin Abbott and national player Leroy Reid. Winning captain was Melbourne Walker.

Led by a century innings of 105 from number three batsman Ryan Francis, LIME defeated National Water Commission (NWC) by 180 runs in the Digicel cricket series Reggae Jammin Business House 50-over league at Mona last Sunday.

Batting first, defending champions LIME raced to 326 for seven off their allotted 45 overs. Francis received good support from recent century maker André McCarthy with 58, national player Horace Miller 43, and Marvin Lobban 29, as Garwain Johnson took 3-43.

NWC were bowled out for 146 off 28.3 overs - Duran White 29, Roderick Peterkin 24, Oneil Wright 23; Fitzroy Peterkin 3-8, Dave Johnson 2-24, Damion Jacobs 2-39.

AT SPRING VILLAGE: Jamaica Broilers clipped St Ann Jamaica Bauxite by one wicket in the feature match of the round.

St Ann Jamaica Bauxite 109 all out in 31.3 overs - Rohan McKenzie 26, Demar Davis 13; Noel Officer 3-20, Fitzroy Bryan 2-6. Jamaica Broilers 110 for nine off 29.5 overs - Peter Caballero 30, Asta Samuels 14; paceman Ricardo Dacres 3-20, Davis 3-25.

AT CHALMERS AVENUE: Digicel beat Sagicor by 54 runs. Digicel 219 off 42.4 overs - Lloyd Gold 30, West Indies fast bowler Darren Powell 35, Hanif Palmer 28; Paul McKenzie 3-40, Junior Taylor 2-40.

Sagicor 166 off 35.5 overs - Shane Ricketts 41, Duane Ewart 37, Robert Weir 24; Shamar Anderson 5-34, Paul Harrison 3-31.

The competition continues today with two matches - Jamaica Broilers vs Sagicor at Spring Village and Continental Baking Company vs St Ann Bauxite at Mona.

Scotiabank 'A' won the Business House Netball Association Open League competition on July 25 when they defeated Jamaica Broilers 29-16 in the final at the Leila Robinson Courts.

Both teams were unbeaten going into the final but the Winston Nevers-coached Scotia 'A' with former and current national players Naudia Brown (captain), Marsha Murphy, Nichala Gibson, Andrea Markland, Kameika Sherwood and Viola Francis-Cummings proving an unbeatable force.

Goal shooter Murphy scored 23 points from 27 attempts and Francis-Cummings, five. Scotiabank 'B' defeated RBTT 23-12 for third, with Christina Morgan and Taneisha Hibbert leading the way, while NCB whipped Heart Trust/NTA 23-12 to win the Winynco-sponsored Consolation KO competition.

Unbeaten Jamaica Broilers lead Division I of the Business House five-a-side league with 12 points from four matches, followed by defending champions Geon Homes with 10 from five.

Joint third are Cable Pro and Scotiabank, both with seven points from five matches.

With over 50 teams contesting Division II, it is being played in four Zones. Aclor Windows and Doors and Burts Auto are joint leaders of Zone I with 14 points, UDC lead Zone II with 18 points ahead of JIO on 15. World Brand Services are on top in Zone III with 19 points with Smith and Stewart/Crazy Jim a close second on 17 points, while Locker Room Sports with 18 pints lead Transport Service by two points in Zone 4. The competition is contested by 68 teams.

Scotiabank beat Jamaica National Building Society 2-1 at the Edward Seaga Sports Complex on July 25 to regain the lead in the KSAFA/Western Sports Business House football league with 12 points.

Delano Thorpe sent JNBS ahead in the third minute, but second-half goals from Tivoli's Premier League player Sheldon Palmer (49th minute) and Nicholas McCreath in the 67th minute, ensured victory for Scotia.

A week earlier, Scotia were beaten by defending champions Carib Cement who are second on 11 points from five matches, followed by The Gleaner in third with nine points also from five matches and NWC fourth with eight from five.

Meanwhile, Scotiabank are through to the semi-finals of the KO competition, having blanked Courts 2-0 last Wednesday at Charlie Smith School, thanks to goals from McCreath and Palmer in either half.

Carib Cement also advanced to the semis following their 4-2 win over NWC at Bull Pen last Monday. A brace from Santos' Senior League player Fabian Nethersole, one from Jermaine 'Fast Car' Rowe, and another from Twain Wynter was enough to derail NWC for whom David Laylor and Gregory McLean got consolation goals.

Nubian Construction clipped Wisynco 1-0 in the other quarter final, thanks to a 23rd-minute goal from Andrew Morrison. Nubian will meet Scotiabank in one semi-final, while Carib Cement will oppose The Gleaner. Both matches will be played on August 12.