The Commonwealth of Dominica Police Force (CDPF) has emerged victorious as the domino champions in the government’s annual Public Service Games, defeating the Fire Services in a thrilling final match. The police team, consisting of Special Constable Lenny Dangleben, Inspector Delvin Blanc, Sergeant Julien Francois, and Corporal Miguel George, demonstrated exceptional skill throughout the tournament after finishing their zone matches with three wins and one loss.
In a dramatic championship showdown, the CDPF secured a decisive victory with a final score of 1209 points against the Fire Services’ 987 points. This triumph held particular significance for the police team, who had been runners-up in the previous competition. The victory marks a remarkable comeback and demonstrates their improved performance in this year’s games.
The Public Service Games, now in its latest edition, featured participation from 19 government departments and agencies. The initiative was established to foster teamwork, camaraderie, and healthy competition among public officers while promoting recreational engagement across different government sectors. The domino competition represents one of the key events within the broader games framework, drawing significant interest from both participants and spectators.
Organizers emphasized that the games serve as an important platform for building relationships between different government departments while encouraging friendly competition outside of regular work environments. The CDPF released an official statement extending congratulations to the winning team for their outstanding performance and sportsmanship throughout the tournament.