Billiards league leader Rob Sinclair capped a brilliant 2015 on a high note last week.

In nine-ball play at Porter Creek Billiards, Sinclair took home top honours in the A division, beating out Bob Edzerza in the final of the triple-elimination tournament.

For Edzerza, the loss was a sign of things to come. Dropped to the B division, he again made it to the final, only to lose to Rae Gartner.

Dropped to the C division, he wound up losing to longtime rival Dave Griffiths in that final.

At the end of the tournament, Edzerza was quoted as saying: “Now I know what it feels like to be a bridesmaid.”

In eight ball, the first half of the season wrapped up with a fun Scotch Doubles tournament.

The entry fee was non-perishable food items for the Whitehorse Food Bank.

In the end, the Wobbly Pockets edged out Chalk ‘n Awe and Yukon Jack for the title.

Play resumes the week of Jan. 4.

– Report courtesy of Yukon Fats, Porter Creek Billiards

Two teams still unbeaten in squash play

Domino’s Pizza and Chilkoot Chiropractic both entered the holiday break on a high after going unbeaten in squash league play.

Domino’s finished the first half of the season in first place in the Tuesday night league with a 6-0 record and 118 points.

Earls Kitchen and Bar is in second with 105 points, alongside a 3-3 record.

On Dec. 15, Domino’s trio Dylan Letang, Sam Penner and Marc Jubinville scored six points a piece in a 21-9 win over Assante Financial.

In Thursday night league, Chilkoot Chiropractic is also unbeaten, leading the league with 145 points.

Coast High Country Inn is second with 117, while Aurora GeoSciences (113) and Blue Wave Energy (103) have also cracked the century mark.

Chilkoot Chiropractic ended the first half of the season with a bye, but Coast High Country Inn closed the gap slightly with a 22-15 victory over Electrical Shop.

Muhammed Javed and Mattaeus Geisler both earned six points over their rivals in the win, while subs Andre Benoit and Stephen Buckler each picked up five.